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[Truespin Domains]

Have recently got back into domaining after a ten year break. Have been experimenting with some quick flips to refamiliarise myself with the market again. Now looking at some longer term holds with a focus on end users. These are my current domains that I think are probably best suited to the end user market... Would be interested in any thoughts. Any you think I'm wasting my time on?

As I'm trying to go for quality over quantity, I've tried to select domains that are likely to appreciate in value, recognising that with smaller portfolios sales come less frequently.

 

[Deepak Bhandari]

Looks good..

 

[Joakim]

Promising, especially those .com brandables. Top notch!

 

[R.A.L]

Really like these - laddr.com is one of the best 5L brandables I've seen for a while and I don't think toppu.com is far behind. I think the alignment of keywords with newer extensions is strong, and would be surprised if you didn't receive strong end-user interest in the majority of them.

Obviously, we're still waiting to see where the .app extension takes us, but think you have a great one to be testing the waters with.

Only slight doubt (though I really rate the name) would be rising.co.uk. It's a strong, positive name, but I've been finding it difficult to generate strong end-user interest in .co.uk since I returned to domaining, even with a couple of strong names of my own.

Overall, a great small portfolio you're building IMO - you can really see the focus in quality over quantity.

 

[Truespin Domains]

Really like these - laddr.com is one of the best 5L brandables I've seen for a while and I don't think toppu.com is far behind. I think the alignment of keywords with newer extensions is strong, and would be surprised if you didn't receive strong end-user interest in the majority of them.

Obviously, we're still waiting to see where the .app extension takes us, but think you have a great one to be testing the waters with.

Only slight doubt (though I really rate the name) would be rising.co.uk. It's a strong, positive name, but I've been finding it difficult to generate strong end-user interest in .co.uk since I returned to domaining, even with a couple of strong names of my own.

Overall, a great small portfolio you're building IMO - you can really see the focus in quality over quantity.

Thanks. I agree about the UK domain market. I've been following Domainlore.uk for a while now and am surprised at how unpredictable the reseller market is. However, living in the UK it felt wrong to not add at least one co.uk (+uk) to my collection. I think sunsets.co.uk went for about £80 the other day on DL - madness when you consider the holiday sector in the UK and our love of sunny escapes.

 

[Petersijmons]

I like Laddr.
Also I like the way you use logos to give buyers an idea, very nice!