domain brandfinger.com

[dave74]

I think it's a very brandable domain name.

 

[Amogul]

It is certainly easy to remember. Unfortunately, IMO, the finger part of it would not conjure up the greatest of visuals. i.e. Middle Finger. There could also be some sexual connotations there. I wouldn't value it much more than registration costs. Hope this helps.

 

[dave74]

I disagree, webfinger.com sold for $3000 and goldenfinger.com sold for $9000.

 

[Amogul]

My two cents was based on the intended use being a marketing type site. I don't know if I would consider doing business with a company called brand finger. Webfinger on the other hand sounds like it could be a useful app for indexing, organizing, and/or organizing information found on the web. GoldenFinger doesn't sound like a marketing company....maybe a blog on finances......

 

[dave74]

Finger on brands. You have a finger or touch for brand names etc...

 

[dave74]

fingerprintmarketing.com is a business that has finger in it.

 

[svede]

I'm into brandable domains and I don't like the sound of it. Usually "Brand" + noun do okay, but this one just feels weird. I agree with the former poster. Also, when talking about brands, pairing "finger" with a different word can make all the difference, so you really can't compare it to your examples..

I've picked up or seen for sale much better "Brand" + noun domains for low $xx.

Personally I see it as $0 across the board.

Hope this helps!

 

[svede]

fingerprintmarketing.com is a business that has finger in it.

You can't simply find a sale with a word in it and assume that any domain with that word in it will sell for similar. Also, simply because there exists a website with a particular domain does not mean that domain would sell if it were available - there are a lot of developed websites with terrible names..

 

[biggie]

I don't know if I would consider doing business with a company called brand finger. .

i agree

there are certain parts of the body, that don't resonate as "professional", when used for marketing purposes.


imo....

 

[dave74]

marketingfinger.com is also another site. I thought it was good, maybe I'm wrong again.

 

[dave74]

Someone throw me a bone...lol

 

[svede]

Someone throw me a bone...lol

Here's a bone. Go try to sell it to the owners of the above examples you gave. I think they might be your best chance (especially the last one - marketingfinger.com - since it is very similar to brandfinger.com). I just don't see it doing well on the open market. But a good salesman can sell just about anything to the right person.

Hope this helps!

 

[dave74]

Here's a bone. Go try to sell it to the owners of the above examples you gave. I think they might be your best chance (especially the last one - marketingfinger.com - since it is very similar to brandfinger.com). I just don't see it doing well on the open market. But a good salesman can sell just about anything to the right person.

Hope this helps!

LOL

 

[Amogul]

fingerprintmarketing.com is a business that has finger in it.

It has Fingerprint in it, no bad connotations for me there......

 

[Amogul]

LOL

I agree, a good salesmen can sell anything. My evaluation of the domain name is my opinion. A good salesmen can overcome the naysayers and present it another way. I still own and at one point in my career ran a full time discount site that started with dirt cheap. Those words have their own negative connotations to some people, the site flourished and did very well for a number of years despite that. Why? Because I was a good salesman and my customers loved me!

Good Luck with it. Based on the whois, you registered it today. You got a minimum investment in it. Take a chance and throw it in the auctions or on Flippa with $1.00 no reserve. Your worst case scenario is it doesn't sell or sells for less than the approximate $10 you invested in it. Win some lose some, I hope you win big with it and come back here and brag about it!