domain Closed. Thanks

[Wisename]

CLOSED.

thanks.

 

[Wisename]

These names are not brandable, and not proper English.
Even if you find similar domains registered, that doesn't mean they are any good. Many people are not native English speakers, and register domains that are crap. In fact, the majority of registered domains are crap...
I don't think you are getting it.

Of course is not brandable.. it is generic keywords domain and this domain will get better on seo.
To be honest,
i'm non-native english speaker.. so i need some opinions.
which one you think is best to register?

brokerdomainwebsite.com or domainwebsitebroker.com ?

I need your opinions on this.
Maybe i'm wrong..

Actually, My intention to register
Domainwebsitebroker.com is to combines 2 products in 1 website.
Domain and website brokerage services.
Not only domain brokerage.
So it would be give huge monthly profits to the owner of this domain.

I can approach 2 different potential end user it is to domain broker & website broker.

 

[Kate]

Ask yourself why these names were not even registered in the first place.

 

[Wisename]

Ask yourself why these names were not even registered in the first place.

IDK.
maybe domainer doesn't like 3 words domain, they would be happy to register a bunch typo domain. I think its not a good idea ..

I'm asking your opinion, is my domain not good for seo?

 

[TravisS]

IDK.
maybe domainer doesn't like 3 words domain, they would be happy to register a bunch typo domain. I think its not a good idea ..

I'm asking your opinion, is my domain not good for seo?

You ask for opinions, but you argue with everyone who gives you one lol.

Unless you are going to develop them, you shouldn't register either of them. Every answer you'd possibly need pointing in that direction has been said.

 

[Kate]

With 3-word domains, you have plenty of alternatives because the number of possible combinations is high. And it's more likely that somebody who needs a domain, will register another 3-word domain, rather than buy your 3-word domain. Indeed, why buy a domain from somebody when you can find domains of similar quality free to reg ?

 

[Wisename]

You ask for opinions, but you argue with everyone who gives you one lol.

Unless you are going to develop them, you shouldn't register either of them. Every answer you'd possibly need pointing in that direction has been said.

no i'm not argue them..
but someone above started to attack..
I just make it clear.. so never mind.

 

[Wisename]

With 3-word domains, you have plenty of alternatives because the number of possible combinations is high. And it's more likely that somebody who needs a domain, will register another 3-word domain, rather than buy your 3-word domain. Indeed, why buy a domain from somebody when you can find domains of similar quality free to reg ?

Thanks sdsinc..
Not my intention to argue you.
but its not easy to combines 3 word domains with any word related ..

For example, my domain..
Domainwebsitebroker.com
-- I registered it 3 days ago ..

another one I found similar with my domain is
Websitedomainbroker.com
-- registered since 2007 by liquid media 360

I feel my domain have some value there..

 

[lock]

The domain is useful you already proved it as people are in contact about domains by typing it into a domain forum giving a new broker opportunities. Why wasn't it registered before is because there were shorter opportunities before with dot com extension. They are still exact keywords good luck with the contacts you make i would build content as to strengthen those keywords so they can rank as they wont just as a type in anymore in 2015 in google but not all search engines work same way. We are just going to get different opinions on this from domainers with different styles that buy 2 word branded and don't buy 3 word generic.
I can use gigs a day on 3 word generic blogs and is handy as webmaster traffic.

 

[Kate]

There is no such thing as a 'domain website broker'. Domain broker yes. Website broker: does that even exist ?
Bottom line: this name is awkward, not proper English. Keyword soup. Hence no resale value.

 

[Wisename]

There is no such thing as a 'domain website broker'. Domain broker yes. Website broker: does that even exist ?
Bottom line: this name is awkward, not proper English. Keyword soup. Hence no resale value.

ok thanks sdsinc..
websitebroker.com yes developed site, registered since 1996 ..

 

[900Worldwide]

Call your boss and get your job back. $0

Wow

 

[900Worldwide]

no i'm not argue them..
but someone above started to attack..
I just make it clear.. so never mind.

Everyone has a different perspective...