domain Burgers.net

[hawkeye]

Appreciate some thoughts on value, potential etc. for Burgers.net.

Thanks.

 

[Ringr]

High $x,xxx for sure. Great name!
Oh, nice username by the way - same as my Siberian husky's.

 

[Chicken]

Awsome domain name, High $x,xxx Low $xx,xxx>

Hawkeye, mash is the greatest show ever :P

 

[hawkeye]

Thanks Klown and Andy. (Definitely the greatest show ever Klown.)

Any other opinions?

 

[WuLabsWuTecH]

definately in the $xxxx range, but I can't be more specific, it really depends on what the other party thinks. If you find an dEU, i'm sure it could be aroudn $1x,xxx

 

[ApeXX]

I would say mid $XXXX, .net obviously brings down the value but doesn't change the fact that it is still 10X better than any domain I've ever acquired!

 

[Romeo20]

Definitly a good domain, Mid $x,xxx.

 

[Epic]

High $XXX to Low $X,XXX

Good luck with it, nice name.

 

[Beachie]

Nice name, but a difficult one to monetize.. You obviously can't sell burgers on the Net - they'll get icky in the mail. Low $x,xxx

 

[GeneCosta]

I actually think you could score XX,XXX with this. America is a nation of fast food, and our beloved burgers are there leading the way. The news has been covering fatty foods and the overweight epidemic for a few years now, and the coverage doesn't look to be stopping. You've got yourself a good domain for right now. I would consider getting it sold soon.

I would contact major burger joints and see if they want it. After that I'd put it up for auction. Sedo carries a lot of domains further than what I expect. I believe this domain could get you a lot of "moolah".

 

[realestatepro]

Burgers.NET would be worth around $1k if your looking for a quick sale but if you hold out for the right buyer then it could be worth anywhere from $2k to $3k.

 

[tipsfromthetop]

Do not sell for less than low $xx,xxx

 

[Ben42]

Tough one in my opinion. I think most of the appraisals here are a bit high.

Who searches for burgers on the internet!? Personally I just go to the local fast-food joint.

Ok...so it seems more people than I thought are looking for burgers...

18325 burgers
2064 sonic burgers
1827 backyard burgers
1331 turkey burgers
1039 in n out burgers
1010 tommys burgers
863 burgers lake
824 in and out burgers
799 white castle burgers
792 island burgers
763 veggie burgers
660 five guys burgers
654 bubba burgers
600 burgers family pizza restaurant
564 red robin gourmet burgers
561 boca burgers
504 rallys burgers
497 buffalo burgers

If you setup a site dedicated to burgers you might make 100/mo. selling ads. So say $1,500 max. BUT, if you can sell it to Bubba burgers or sonic you just might be able to get 5 or 10k.

I'd start looking for contacts in the burger world.

(I think this is the biggest turnaround mid-thread I've ever done )

 

[000]

I think that you could probably get mid-high $x,xxx for this max. As Ben pointed out, it's not exactly a hot keyword - although it would be a nice domain for a burger joint's website. Not sure, but I wouldn't sell for less than high-ish $x,xxx.

Good luck!

 

[Jo]

I actually think you could score XX,XXX with this. America is a nation of fast food, and our beloved burgers are there leading the way. The news has been covering fatty foods and the overweight epidemic for a few years now, and the coverage doesn't look to be stopping. You've got yourself a good domain for right now. I would consider getting it sold soon.

I would contact major burger joints and see if they want it. After that I'd put it up for auction. Sedo carries a lot of domains further than what I expect. I believe this domain could get you a lot of "moolah".

Excellent points and I agree $XX,XXX - you should contact all the burger franchises.

And don't forget to contact: Licks here in Canada -
http://www.lickshomeburgers.com/

They make the absolute BEST hamburger in the WORLD.

You could also make a site comparing burgers and the healthy aspects or um unhealthy aspects heehee.

 

[cwnt]

Very nice name, and M*A*S*H is awesome :D
I wouldn't sell it for anything less than a couple of thousand dollars, but if you stuck it out for a while you could probably get a little more for it.

 

[GeneCosta]

I thought you should know MSNBC is doing a news article over people searching ways to cook a burger online.
:gl: