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Are there any good 1 word domains left to register?
- Thread starter gregsta1
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Country codes and extensions?
Depends on your definition of good and it depends on the extension you are looking at.
Some good .info reappear ever few days after they drop.
If you check out some of the country codes you can find some decent names. If you are developing the name yourself a good keyword and the country code can work for you.
gregsta1 said:
Depends on your definition of good and it depends on the extension you are looking at.
Some good .info reappear ever few days after they drop.
If you check out some of the country codes you can find some decent names. If you are developing the name yourself a good keyword and the country code can work for you.
If you mean for reg fee, the basic answer is no.
Imagine asking a gold miner where to find gold... He may tell you how to dig, but he ain't gonna tell you where because that's his own spot.
Start digging through Namepros, marketplace threads, available names threads, etc. Consider other languages and alternates to .com if that is a fit for you.
If you are new to this as your join date suggests, then you've got a lot to learn but this is a great place to do it.
Imagine asking a gold miner where to find gold... He may tell you how to dig, but he ain't gonna tell you where because that's his own spot.
Start digging through Namepros, marketplace threads, available names threads, etc. Consider other languages and alternates to .com if that is a fit for you.
If you are new to this as your join date suggests, then you've got a lot to learn but this is a great place to do it.
- Impact
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there is a vast number of single words to register if you are not bothered about the extension, but then what is your measurable of 'good'. development? traffic? clickthru? extension? what is it you want?
- Impact
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There still some 1 word domain left but it's like finding a needle in a hay stack. Some words are still available in some country codes as thebutler mentioned. But if you're thinking a dot com domain 1 word good luck. Oh by the way when you find such a place please let me know so I can help you search for a good domain name.
Depends what you call a good 1-word domain.gregsta1 said:
Good generics are long gone under .com and major extensions.
I usually do not recommend obscure TLDs, at least not for mass registration.
There are still a lot of dictionary domains available but they are barely usable.
That's the reason why they are still available or dropped.
Examples:
etc
thanx for your help I have been in the game for about 3 months now what extensions are the ones that make most money obiviously .com but do .biz .info .org .tv etc do they actually have any value?
What I mean is apart fom .com what is next in the line of a valuable extension!
What I mean is apart fom .com what is next in the line of a valuable extension!
mellowmasher said:
I found this tool very helpful. Thanks for the link.
There very few or almost nill 1 word domains available. I found a one word dictionary word. its yaaow and i registered it( www.yaaow.com )
Now i realised that its only worth regg fee. So even if some are left/dropped they are only worth reg fee. All the best on your search.
srisri24
www.raithu.com
www.rythu.com
Now i realised that its only worth regg fee. So even if some are left/dropped they are only worth reg fee. All the best on your search.
srisri24
www.raithu.com
www.rythu.com
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shahvirat
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thanx for dnbrowser link
was damn useful
was damn useful
Ebay/no reserve
Sometimes deals can be had on "no reserve" ebay auctions.
I sell there a lot myself and often take a chance on a low start bid/no reserve auction. It often pays off in enticing new bids and the price eventually goes up to fair market value. However, in some random cases there are too few bidders and this strategy backfires and I have to let a name or set of names go for a very good price.
Sometimes deals can be had on "no reserve" ebay auctions.
I sell there a lot myself and often take a chance on a low start bid/no reserve auction. It often pays off in enticing new bids and the price eventually goes up to fair market value. However, in some random cases there are too few bidders and this strategy backfires and I have to let a name or set of names go for a very good price.
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Hi, 99.9% are taken at least in the .com tld. I posted a list of about a 100 available single dictionary names on my site recently, including a few .coms.
Here:
http://domainbeta.com/?p=75
Here:
http://domainbeta.com/?p=75
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