domain AnimechXtreme.com appraise please..

[ankur0412]

Hi everyone, this is my first post.. I'm going to sell this domain of mine - animechxtreme.com

Can you please appraise it? I'm waiting..

 

[ofclean]

AnimechExtreme.com is still available; if there were a demand for this type of domain, I think AnimechExtreme.com would have been taken already.

 

[ankur0412]

Yes, but I feel 'Xtreme' sounds more professional.

 

[ofclean]

I'll bite.

Almost exclusively, individuals prefer to have the correct spelling of words; what leads you to believe this domain is different? You might be right; I'm no expert.

EDIT: The rest of this post was poorly researched.

 

[ankur0412]

'Animech' isn't a common word you say, huh? Check this: http://www.who.is/whois-com/ip-address/animech.com/

Moreover, definitely I gonna renew the domain before selling it

 

[ankur0412]

'Animech' isn't a common word you say, huh? Check this: www.who.is/whois-com/ip-address/animech[dot]com

Moreover, definitely I gonna renew the domain before selling it

 

[ofclean]

You have a good point; I was wrong! The term "animech" is indeed used more than "animecha".

I stand corrected.

Still, to whom are you trying to sell this domain? You must understand that combining the term "animech" (which is fairly uncommon, according to Google) and "xtreme" (an intentional misspelling of a proper English word) isn't going to produce a name popular with domain resellers (it's neither generic, short, nor rare), so I'm going to assume you are targeting only end-users.

Clearly, you don't expect any end-user have an existing product/brand called "animechxtreme", so you must be targeting individuals trying to create some sort of online brand (like a forum).

In that case, what would ever lead anyone to pay more than regfee for this name? The .net/.org are available, the .com.net/.org for "animechextreme" is available, and pretty much every other "animech[word].com is available. Why would a creative individual trying to create an online brand pay above regfee to use your name (one that is neither generic, short, nor rare) when he/she could pay regfee and use one of their own choosing?

I'm not trying to be harsh; every domain I own is worth regfee, apparently. :D

 

[bmugford]

The term "Animech" doesn't appear to be all that popular.

- Results 1 - 10 of about 15,900 for "animech"

Google searches for "animech" -

Broad - 480
Phrase - 320
Exact - 170

 

[ankur0412]

You have a good point; I was wrong! The term "animech" is indeed used more than "animecha".

I stand corrected.

Still, to whom are you trying to sell this domain? You must understand that combining the term "animech" (which is fairly uncommon, according to Google) and "xtreme" (an intentional misspelling of a proper English word) isn't going to produce a name popular with domain resellers (it's neither generic, short, nor rare), so I'm going to assume you are targeting only end-users.

Clearly, you don't expect any end-user have an existing product/brand called "animechxtreme", so you must be targeting individuals trying to create some sort of online brand (like a forum).

In that case, what would ever lead anyone to pay more than regfee for this name? The .net/.org are available, the .com.net/.org for "animechextreme" is available, and pretty much every other "animech[word].com is available. Why would a creative individual trying to create an online brand pay above regfee to use your name (one that is neither generic, short, nor rare) when he/she could pay regfee and use one of their own choosing?

I'm not trying to be harsh; every domain I own is worth regfee, apparently. :D

You're right I guess. Me too registered that for my forums, but I no longer have time to work on it. Thanks anyways