domain Appraisal: wetsignal.com

[Jason1234]

I also own and wish to sell (hopefully as a package deal) wetsignal.net, wetsignal.org and wetsignal.co.uk.

"Wet Signal" is a term usually used in the music recording industry for an audio signal that has been altered or changed in some way, usually via effects. I thought it could be used for basically any idea to do with a unique or personal "brand" of data, media, information, innovation, etc. I always thought it would make a great name for a music, film or art review site for instance, but it could bend itself any number of ways depending on your needs. Short, clever, memorable and virtually unused on the internet, period (do a search for "wet signal").

I'll be honest, I've never sold a domain before and have no idea how it works, much less how to sell all of these as one package. I had plans for the domains when I bought them but now am onto something else and want to unload them to fund my new business. I've owned them since 2008 and wetsignal.com is registered into 2021 and has had an empty wordpress blog on it for pretty much that entire time. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

 

[Jason1234]

OK, I guess it has no intrinsic value unless I find a buyer who needs it which is pretty much what I thought. Thanks anyway.

 

[tomcarl]

I'd consider this a Brandable domain as it has no tangible/obvious value. To sell this domain will rely on if someone thinks up this name or comes across it and *has* to have it. This happens rarely with Brandables, but when it does it gets high numbers. I'd consider this domain a lotto ticket. IMHO - Good luck

 

[Chris Wright]

Whether they be strictly brandables, or generic keyword domains, end users buy names that are meaningful and memorable.
Wet signal is an obscure term and not very strong in the m & m dept (for the average person).
It is rich with meaning for you, and you could bring that depth of meaning out for the masses, with development.
But without your vision / passion, it wont be worth much.