domain burgerific.com

[kite26]

I want your opinion about this brandable. Food related, memorable i think, i am thinking to submit it somewhere. What do you think?

 

[james haw]

I really like it. A great branding name for a burger outlet. Trouble is your general end user potential is likely a smaller shop or chain, so not a huge budget.

Price is impossible to say as it's completely dependant upon the end user's budget. It should be worth low 4 figures IMO, possibly 5 figures given the other "brandable" names I see sold for low and mid 4 figures, but that doesn't mean you will get that obviously.

If you do get offers, how much you sell for is entirely up to you. Personally I'd put this in my "Long term" domain category and hold for 3-4 years for that right end user with a proper budget.

Good luck

 

[kite26]

This name is the only that forces me learn photoshop to create a logo. But i am better in creating names! Namerific, or bb is my first options.

 

[james haw]

IMO logos are for $xx or low $xxx domains for small businesses. If you sell names in the 4 figure region to a proper end user, they have people who do their websites and logos. I wouldn't bother, but that is up to you

 

[Brands.International]

Very nice domain name..If I am an owner of smaller chain of burger related restaurants, I would be willing to pay something like 6-12 000 USD for it. As mentioned before, probably this domain will not be asked by some big internaional burger company, but medium or smaller network..why not?
Also logo always helps

 

[kite26]

I agree folks with what you said.This sweety needs it's logo.

 

[james haw]

That's not what I said but is up to you

 

[kite26]

That's not what I said but is up to you

Yeah, sure i understand that, you are right. But, i maybe try to have an elegant & professional style logo. It depends to buyer's size.

 

[johname]

I dont feel like checking, but if it's the most perfect spelling, pronouncing, it has vaule. Good luck

 

[james haw]

Worst case is pro buyer ignores the logo and bins it and emails his designer. Best case is you make a sale as it's a ready made brand for someone.

My opinion is I woulnd't bother as I sell domain names, not logos. And you are then wanting someone to like your logo as well as your domain. Sure many will ignore the logo they don't like, but some might not like the logo and puts them off the entire thing. Like when you sell a house you paint neutral colours so people can come in and mentally put their colours on it all.

Again, this is opinion and I imagine many people sell brandables with logos rather than without.

 

[johname]

The bottom line with logos is, you will never make the logo that suits the taste of a serious future buyer (especially a fast food place). So instead you either not make a logo or make just a lower end 'domain showcase' logo

 

[kite26]

Worst case is pro buyer ignores the logo and bins it and emails his designer. Best case is you make a sale as it's a ready made brand for someone.

My opinion is I woulnd't bother as I sell domain names, not logos. And you are then wanting someone to like your logo as well as your domain. Sure many will ignore the logo they don't like, but some might not like the logo and puts them off the entire thing. Like when you sell a house you paint neutral colours so people can come in and mentally put their colours on it all.

Again, this is opinion and I imagine many people sell brandables with logos rather than without.

Nice point of view. My burgerific.com is brandable as it is. Logos is different story and as a seller i don't want to make things more complicated. To be honest, it's not sth i must care much.

 

[hookbox]

Great name. Many use the suffix Rific from Terrific where the first word doesn't end in R like Babyrific, Cloudrific, Kidrific and thousands of others. The best are the ones where the first word actually ends in R like Burger. This ups the value tremendously and even more because the Burger market is and will be pretty hot for a while to come. Burger brands are popping up everywhere. Put this name on a good lander with a great logo and ask high 4 to low 5 figures for it. This is the type of name that could become a national franchise and could easily fetch these numbers.

One thing I would do also is get the typos and direct them all to the lander and include them all in the sale. Some don't know how to spell Terrific correctly. Get also Burgerrific and Burgeriffic to include in the sale. Don't waste the commission using a brandable marketplace. This is the type of name that a branding agency or entrepreneur would think up on their own so no reason to give away 30% commission. The brandable marketplaces wouldn't ask high 4 figures for it and you would leave money on the table. It will sell itself so be patient.

 

[kite26]

Great name. Many use the suffix Rific from Terrific where the first word doesn't end in R like Babyrific, Cloudrific, Kidrific and thousands of others. The best are the ones where the first word actually ends in R like Burger. This ups the value tremendously and even more because the Burger market is and will be pretty hot for a while to come. Burger brands are popping up everywhere. Put this name on a good lander with a great logo and ask high 4 to low 5 figures for it. This is the type of name that could become a national franchise and could easily fetch these numbers.

One thing I would do also is get the typos and direct them all to the lander and include them all in the sale. Some don't know how to spell Terrific correctly. Get also Burgerrific and Burgeriffic to include in the sale. Don't waste the commission using a brandable marketplace. This is the type of name that a branding agency or entrepreneur would think up on their own so no reason to give away 30% commission. The brandable marketplaces wouldn't ask high 4 figures for it and you would leave money on the table. It will sell itself so be patient.

I 100% agree about what you said. Well, i will make a brief study for the proper marketplace and i ll let the time work.