domain cereal cracker com

[andrew111]

I am a newbie and I've been invited to ask for an appraisal here, so how much does this worth?

 

[Nerevar]

A simple check shows:
Google Adwords -> Keyword Planner: 20 monthly searches for [cereal cracker]
Google: 20,000 results for "cereal cracker"

Conclusions:
1. People do not know what this is.
2. And it is not a future tech (for which people are going to learn what it is).
So it is not a keyword domain.

Maybe it is a brandable domain? No, it is hard to imagine a business that calls itself Cereal Cracker.

Sorry, reg fee, no value.

 

[andrew111]

It could be a catchy brandable commercial product?
I explained the inner meaning of the domain name in the other topic that I've opened today, the one about brokers.

 

[Nerevar]

It could be a catchy brandable commercial product?

Not really. Businesses do not usually make separate websites dedicated to a certain type of cracker. By the way, even if they did, they would probably prefer that plural version of the name.

 

[andrew111]

It could be.
Indeed, but imo there may be only one serial hacker to enjoy those cereal crackers.

 

[andrew111]

Nerevar, regarding your appraisal, the keyword planner and google search results have smaller importance since it's about an unknown (yet) brandable name, right?
1. I think it has to be marketed correspondingly by the end-user in order to be known by the consumers
2. I don't understand this statement, people are going to learn only about future tech?

I am not allowed to insert links into my posts and I have to say that my description about this domain name was written at:
Forums > Discussion > Domain Beginners > How do I find valuable brokers to sell domain names?

Any other thoughts?

 

[Nerevar]

>Nerevar, regarding your appraisal, the keyword planner and google search results have smaller importance since it's about an unknown (yet) brandable name, right?

Yes, but I do not see it as a good brandable.

>I think it has to be marketed correspondingly by the end-user in order to be known by the consumers

Yes, the end-user would need to invest in marketing when he picks a brandable instead of keyword domain.

>I don't understand this statement, people are going to learn only about future tech?

Without additional investment into marketing - yes.