domain A few domains I need appraised - youtube-partner.com

[Fingerpod]

fun-free-online-games.com

youtube-partner.com

soldsites.com

could you appraise these?

youtube-partner and fun-free-online-games have a lot of searches per month.

 

[Bannen]

fun-free-online-games.com

youtube-partner.com

soldsites.com

could you appraise these?

youtube-partner and fun-free-online-games have a lot of searches per month.

Youtube is a trademark and they protect it; delete this domain and never reg another TM-based name in your life. Doesn't even matter if you find a DN with a million monthly searches, if it's a clear TM then ignore it.

Fun-free- oh forget it I don't even feel like typing in that whole domain; four words, three hyphens, you'll never sell this domain to anyone. If you bought it from personal interest and have plans to do a lot of development, then you might sell a developed site for a little cash if you can get traffic to it. 4-word exact match domains are extremely difficult to get optimized with search engines, and this one has a ton of competition and you'd literally have to put in days/weeks of work to make this site beat them out and get any relevant traffic.

Google's changes to search algorithms have largely killed exact match domains. Some still make it to a decent serp, most don't. Your domain won't have a chance. Plus, it's only 4400 exact monthly searches for the term, that isn't particularly huge. Check out my latest availables list here (see sig) for some available names that have even better searches and are much more worthwhile to reg, for selling and for developing. You don't want to get into regging looooooong domains with multiple hyphens. If you do, there are still thousands or millions of them out there with bigger searches than yours. For example, I found this in less than a minute: Free-Online-Games-For-Kids.com: similar to yours (but one word more), but it has 40,000 exact monthly searches!!!!!!!! If that excites you, reg it. If you're smart, ignore it. I can find you a thousand of these every day.

Do a little more research before spending your hard-earned buxx on domains. Before you reg a name, there are a LOT of factors to take into consideration. Learn those factors, like are you planning to just put up the name for sale on sites like Sedo/Afternic etc, or will you be emailing end users directly to try sell to them, or will you be parking the domain with ads, or will you be building a minisite and monetizing it, or will you be doing larger development and hoping to sell a developed website with traffic?

Clear up your business plan before regging more names. And I'll repeat, run away from Trademarked names!

Welcome to Namepros, good luck, keep learning, best wishes for success

 

[Fingerpod]

Thank you, I don't really plan on developing any of these sites. I have some dev skills so if I needed to I could, I didn't spend all that much money on them. (1 dollar each from godaddy using a coupon) so no big loss.

Thanks for the help.

Youtube is a trademark and they protect it; delete this domain and never reg another TM-based name in your life. Doesn't even matter if you find a DN with a million monthly searches, if it's a clear TM then ignore it.

Fun-free- oh forget it I don't even feel like typing in that whole domain; four words, three hyphens, you'll never sell this domain to anyone. If you bought it from personal interest and have plans to do a lot of development, then you might sell a developed site for a little cash if you can get traffic to it. 4-word exact match domains are extremely difficult to get optimized with search engines, and this one has a ton of competition and you'd literally have to put in days/weeks of work to make this site beat them out and get any relevant traffic.

Google's changes to search algorithms have largely killed exact match domains. Some still make it to a decent serp, most don't. Your domain won't have a chance. Plus, it's only 4400 exact monthly searches for the term, that isn't particularly huge. Check out my latest availables list here (see sig) for some available names that have even better searches and are much more worthwhile to reg, for selling and for developing. You don't want to get into regging looooooong domains with multiple hyphens. If you do, there are still thousands or millions of them out there with bigger searches than yours. For example, I found this in less than a minute: Free-Online-Games-For-Kids.com: similar to yours (but one word more), but it has 40,000 exact monthly searches!!!!!!!! If that excites you, reg it. If you're smart, ignore it. I can find you a thousand of these every day.

Do a little more research before spending your hard-earned buxx on domains. Before you reg a name, there are a LOT of factors to take into consideration. Learn those factors, like are you planning to just put up the name for sale on sites like Sedo/Afternic etc, or will you be emailing end users directly to try sell to them, or will you be parking the domain with ads, or will you be building a minisite and monetizing it, or will you be doing larger development and hoping to sell a developed website with traffic?

Clear up your business plan before regging more names. And I'll repeat, run away from Trademarked names!

Welcome to Namepros, good luck, keep learning, best wishes for success