domain cloudbank .online

[invirzone]

Hello Friends
need appraisal for this domain

cloudbank .online

thank you so much

 

[invirzone]

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[Mike Goodman]

Too niche. If you can find a group of people aspiring to start an internet banking service, great. It's a good name for that type of enterprise.

But not for a bank which is already trading. It is almost impossible for them to change name in most countries and their advertising methods are strictly controlled.

Otherwise, if you haven't bought it yet, don't. If you have, let its registration elapse and don't spend another penny on it.

 

[invirzone]

yes , i saw a lot of ( cloud banking domains ) tlds are already taken , so i took this one in case some one come to buy it .
thank you so much

 

[Mike Goodman]

There is still the possibility to think outside the box. What else could people bank in the cloud? Information. Data.

A bank can keep something other than money. But this bank is in the "cloud" - virtual machines with special, transferable, filesystems such as LVM. So it couldn't bank horses or houses. But it could bank horse names or house numbers - silly examples but you get the meaning.

To get any kind of decent return on it you need to come up with good ideas of who could use it profitably. Not just any old thing you think might work. You need to think it through fully so you can justify the asking price to an end user and answer their questions. Then you need to find enough end users to have a good chance of one of them saying "Yes" at a price that is good for you.

You see why it is always better to have a sound, business based, reason for buying a domain before you spend the money? It can be hard work to recoup that money after the fact.

 

[invirzone]

There is still the possibility to think outside the box. What else could people bank in the cloud? Information. Data.

A bank can keep something other than money. But this bank is in the "cloud" - virtual machines with special, transferable, filesystems such as LVM. So it couldn't bank horses or houses. But it could bank horse names or house numbers - silly examples but you get the meaning.

To get any kind of decent return on it you need to come up with good ideas of who could use it profitably. Not just any old thing you think might work. You need to think it through fully so you can justify the asking price to an end user and answer their questions. Then you need to find enough end users to have a good chance of one of them saying "Yes" at a price that is good for you.

You see why it is always better to have a sound, business based, reason for buying a domain before you spend the money? It can be hard work to recoup that money after the fact.

thank you so much your precious sharing

 

[invirzone]

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