domain came up with these names wondering if there worth anything - minutecruncher.com

[learned buyer]

closedtech.com
griefchief.com
closedspa.com
zombieseller.com
minutecruncher.com
minutecrunch.com
chemrail.com

 

[briguy]

To be honest, griefchief.com was the one of names that caught my eye!
It kind of rhymes, kind of brandable., Best suggestion that I can share is to develop that site, really not sure what niche maybe a "broken heart" site.
Best estimation is mid XX to high XX!

Second name is chemrail.com which can pass for a typo of chemtrail
https://www.google.ca/search?dcr=0&...i46k1j46i131k1j0i10i67k1j0i10k1.0.O0iYj9MlNKI

Best estimation is mid XX to high XX!

Hope, you didn't use a "keyword generator" (puts two or more keywords together)., those kinda of tools does have it use but really not the best tool for finding domain names!

Please don't accept my estimations are "rock solid"...those kinda of names are not my niche

 

[DomainGist]

Not sure I really understand the thinking behind "closed spa", a website dedicated to spa's which were unpopular and closed down?

When acquiring a domain ask this question...

"Can I envisage there being a commercial purpose for this domain? Or this domain becoming a new brand?"

a). Yes = maybe buy it
b) No = don't buy it

 

[learned buyer]

im not to good at selling the domain names ill give you 2 thirds of the money you get for selling the domain names I think of

 

[DomainGist]

Oh my god you can't be serious, you haven't actually registered these domains have you?

Well that is good news, but also bad news.

The good news is... you haven't wasted money on rubbish domains.

The bad news is... far too naive to survive in this world, find another game.

 

[briguy]

The bad news is... far too naive to survive in this world, find another game.

Not too sure about naive? Maybe needs to lurk the forum, more online research and probably a patient mentor.

 

[DomainGist]

probably a patient mentor.

Adam Dicker perhaps?

 

[dhaupin]

Using "closed" in a domain is a terrible idea in 99% of cases. This is literally my second post, but its apparent: Please put a bit of thought into it before crowdsourcing your work for you

 

[Nikhil Jain]

Not too sure about naive? Maybe needs to lurk the forum, more online research and probably a patient mentor.

Isn't MinuteCrunch.com a good brandable? I thought it has got great potential to turn into a Brand or an App related to time-bound stuff like Freelancing or could be simply used as a Generic brand for an Ad Agency or Marketing tool ?

Your inputs would be highly appreciated.

 

[Rothex]

@Nikhil Jain When looking at this thread earlier those two domains jumped out to me right away as well. I was more drawn to MinuteCruncher though. I think this version works better.

 

[dhaupin]

How is crunching minutes marketable?

You have to be careful with time bound stuff. Just because project/time trackers exist, doesnt mean they are profitable. There is a fine line between implications of crunching time and crunching jobs. (shoot for crunching jobs) Additionally, services like toggl.com struggle to exist as a pricing model, considering the amount of free tier or open source task/hourly tracking solutions out there.

Not trying to be negative, overall its sell-able, but the platforms you may think are interested are already saturated.

 

[Rothex]

How is crunching minutes marketable?

You have to be careful with time bound stuff. Just because project/time trackers exist, doesnt mean they are profitable. There is a fine line between implications of crunching time and crunching jobs. (shoot for crunching jobs) Additionally, services like toggl.com struggle to exist as a pricing model, considering the amount of free tier or open source task/hourly tracking solutions out there.

Not trying to be negative, overall its sell-able, but the platforms you may think are interested are already saturated.

Yes all good points and information, but what if that market is saturated with brands that have subpar names? The strategy could then be outbound marketing to those individuals offering a better name. This could be a better approach then simply posting the domain on Afternic with a BIN and waiting for someone who's looking to build a whole new brand thus adding to the saturated market.

 

[dhaupin]

@Rothex you are correct sir/madam in your thought of subpar names, but unfortunately in a time tracking aspect/market, the IT/io guys have already nailed it. I am not sure what you could do to improve that model (I am a dev that uses these tools daily).

 

[briguy]

Adam Dicker perhaps?

Wasn't referring to anyone in particular. But he would be good at picking names..

Isn't MinuteCrunch.com a good brandable? I thought it has got great potential to turn into a Brand or an App related to time-bound stuff like Freelancing or could be simply used as a Generic brand for an Ad Agency or Marketing tool ?

Your inputs would be highly appreciated.

Never thought of using minutecrunch or minutecruncher as ad adgency/business..my first thoughts was the exercise for abs.

Great suggestion/spin

 

[DomainGist]

Not too sure about naive? Maybe needs to lurk the forum, more online research and probably a patient mentor.

Naive because he posted a list of AVAILABLE domains, as in... available to hand register....

im not to good at selling the domain names ill give you 2 thirds of the money you get for selling the domain names I think of

.... And then genuinely expecting something like the above to happen. People registering those domains and then giving him a cut for being an ideas man.

Can't be bothered to check whether people have since snapped them up or not, but I think it definitely qualifies as "naive".

 

[learned buyer]

I’ll come up with way better names if someone agrees to give me a cut

 

[briguy]

I’ll come up with way better names if someone agrees to give me a cut

@learned buyer , you have to remember this is a mainly buy/sell domain forum, majority of member already have their own domains and probably can pick their own!

But if you are trying to start a "business" picking names for people..you have to have some kind of "business plan".

Like..
Who pays for the registration?
Where are the domains going to be registered at?
What type of names, are you are going to specialize in? Keyword/brandables/short letters/ etc
What are you going to do with them..flip them..develop them..etc

Just my thoughts..

 

[briguy]

Naive because he posted a list of AVAILABLE domains, as in... available to hand register....



.... And then genuinely expecting something like the above to happen. People registering those domains and then giving him a cut for being an ideas man.

Can't be bothered to check whether people have since snapped them up or not, but I think it definitely qualifies as "naive".

Now I understand your definition..
@learned buyer maybe this part of the forum better for you.. https://www.namepros.com/forums/pre-purchase-appraisals.207/