domain clearwebsites.com

[786]

Wondering what this could potentially be worth to an end user or a domain re-seller, the domain has two keywords with high exact search volume: "clear" and "websites".

I mean I would think it be ideal for anyone starting a webdesign agency or someone offering web-hosting etc.

Any ideas are welcome, also any tips on how to find a potential end-user would be greatly appreciated.

 

[wakeh]

Yes you could be right, I quite like the name ClearWebsites and as you have the ".com" it is better.

A little unsure where it will rank but I would say to an end user the potential is there for low to mid $xxx

Good Luck!

 

[786]

Yes you could be right, I quite like the name ClearWebsites and as you have the ".com" it is better.

A little unsure where it will rank but I would say to an end user the potential is there for low to mid $xxx

Good Luck!

Hi, thanks for your reply.

I too agree that te key words are quite important in a domain like this, I mean the internet i forever growing so the potential for an end user in the web design industry could potentially be high.

 

[socialix]

Hi,

A good brandable name for a design agency or freelancer.

The value here is in the eyes of the beholder really, to a reseller anywhere up to mid $xxx depending on how they plan to use/sell it.

To the RIGHT end user, high $xxx or possibly low $x,xxx depending on how much value they see in the actual name as a brand for their business.

Would best suit a start up or a one-man operation just getting started.

SEO wise, it has the keyword 'websites' in it which helps, other than that nothign much else to say on it.

Perhaps compile a list of small web design or web related services and send them a quick email seeing if they want to take it off your hands. Don't mention a price in the first email, just wait for a reply.

If you're brave pick up the phone for a better result.

Good luck.

 

[Kate]

Personally, I don't think this domain is so great. Because there are many adjectives that fit much better the keyword 'websites'. Examples: amazing, outstanding, stunning, etc. Clear website is a bit awkward. Accessible website makes more sense. You bought this one because that's all that was left.
That's why it's available in all other extensions. Not an easy sell imo. Perhaps you will find another domainer willing to pay $50, because he's not a native English speaker :imho:

 

[786]

Personally, I don't think this domain is so great. Because there are many adjectives that fit much better the keyword 'websites'. Examples: amazing, outstanding, stunning, etc. Clear website is a bit awkward. Accessible website makes more sense. You bought this one because that's all that was left.
That's why it's available in all other extensions. Not an easy sell imo. Perhaps you will find another domainer willing to pay $50, because he's not a native English speaker :imho:

Hi, thanks for your reply. I don't entirely agree, I believe that clear can be used as a nice adjective especially of marketed correctly, it is as good if not better than an adjective like awesome websites for example. Short and snappy also, also I didn't register it because it was the only one left, I managed to pick it up luckily because it wasn't Renewed.

Hi,

A good brandable name for a design agency or freelancer.

The value here is in the eyes of the beholder really, to a reseller anywhere up to mid $xxx depending on how they plan to use/sell it.

To the RIGHT end user, high $xxx or possibly low $x,xxx depending on how much value they see in the actual name as a brand for their business.

Would best suit a start up or a one-man operation just getting started.

SEO wise, it has the keyword 'websites' in it which helps, other than that nothign much else to say on it.

Perhaps compile a list of small web design or web related services and send them a quick email seeing if they want to take it off your hands. Don't mention a price in the first email, just wait for a reply.

If you're brave pick up the phone for a better result.

Good luck.

Thank you for your detailed appraisal, I will take this advice on board, do you have any templates I could see for emailing potential end users? They would be of great help. Message me if you can help out.