domain abigmoney.com - value ?

[blue crystal]

What should expect from this domain name in terms of value ?

 

[bmugford]

A big money? It doesn't make sense.

It is basically a sentence fragment that does not work as a stand alone term.

Brad

 

[blue crystal]

Brad, are you saying that those domain names below and many others, which even have web sites built on them are grammatically wrong ?

abigsell.com
agreatdog.com
agreatman.com
agreatdream.com
agreatdoctor.com

Even actual grammatically wrong domain names became successful business: Flickr, Tumblr, Scribd, etc.

 

[bmugford]

A big money makes no sense. Just like Fruits Salad Shop didn't make sense.

I am sorry to be so direct, but in the long run you need to learn what a good domain is you are going to succeed. These type of domains are a waste of money as an investor.

The domain has been sitting there unregistered for a decade. It is extremely unlikely anyone is going to pay a premium price for it.

Brad

 

[blue crystal]

A big money makes no sense. Just like Fruits Salad Shop didn't make sense.

I am sorry to be so direct, but in the long run you need to learn what a good domain is you are going to succeed. These type of domains are a waste of money as an investor.

The domain has been sitting there unregistered for a decade. It is extremely unlikely anyone is going to pay a premium price for it.

Brad

Flickr, Tumblr, Scribd, etc are grammatically wrong domain names ( "make no sense ") yet became successful businesses.

 

[bmugford]

Flickr, Tumblr, Scribd, etc are grammatically wrong domain names ( "make no sense ") yet became successful businesses.

Cool. Best of luck.

Brad

 

[barman]

Flickr, Tumblr, Scribd, etc are grammatically wrong domain names ( "make no sense ") yet became successful businesses.

They became successful business despite their crappy names, not because of. There is a massive difference.

Plus, these companies started over 10 years ago... today - businesses and customers value a great name more than ever before.

 

[blue crystal]

They became successful business despite their crappy names, not because of. There is a massive difference.

Plus, these companies started over 10 years ago... today - businesses and customers value a great name more than ever before.

I perfectly know that. I just wanted to clarify that, sometimes, rules meant to be broken and we should not be too dogmatic about them. A bit of open-mindedness does not harm.

Having said that, obviously, I need to learn a lot and english is not my first language which causes some difficulties. I started this activity just a few weeks ago.