domain Coworkers.co

[DomainBoxio]

Any thoughts?

 

[NoBS]

Hate it. How would a business use it? Can't see a brand on it. Cowork would be better.

 

[NameVariety]

I think it a good name. May a website application like Bitrix24 can be created on this. Where teams and individuals can collaborate.
I suggest you to develop this website as a project management tool website and then sell. Domain only will be a tough task to find the end user.

It is a good name for sure.

 

[Ategy]

I don't hate it as I see the same possible use with collaboration tools. It's one of those borderline .co domains that I would be on the fence about renewing. I wouldn't take time developing it though .. that's a huge undertaking.

I've sold a couple .co names I thought would be worse than this .. so it's tough to say. Maybe start it with a BIN of 999 (a little more if you're feeling very lucky) .. then reduce it slowly as you approach expiration.

Good luck with it!

 

[DomainBoxio]

Hate it. How would a business use it? Can't see a brand on it. Cowork would be better.

Thanks for your feedback. I am more optimistic due to the fact it is a common English word, used in professional settings.

I think it a good name. May a website application like Bitrix24 can be created on this. Where teams and individuals can collaborate.
I suggest you to develop this website as a project management tool website and then sell. Domain only will be a tough task to find the end user.

It is a good name for sure.

Thanks for this thoughtful advice. I am going to take it and run with it, as I really like your suggestion of development prior to selling.

I don't hate it as I see the same possible use with collaboration tools. It's one of those borderline .co domains that I would be on the fence about renewing. I wouldn't take time developing it though .. that's a huge undertaking.

I've sold a couple .co names I thought would be worse than this .. so it's tough to say. Maybe start it with a BIN of 999 (a little more if you're feeling very lucky) .. then reduce it slowly as you approach expiration.

Good luck with it!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. It's not a .com or a trending one-worder, but I find something appealing about the .co TLD in this case as it matches the prefix of the SLD.

 

[james haw]

Hate it. How would a business use it? Can't see a brand on it. Cowork would be better.

Whether you like or hate it has no bearing on its value whatsoever. Maybe I hate casino.com, does that make it "bin juice"?

A business could use this in many ways if you understand how branding works that doesn't require an EMD. Car pooling, works nights out and events planning, or anything else to do with the collection of people who spend 8 hours a day together, which happens on a global and humongous scale...

"CoWork" makes no sense at all. What could that be used for?

 

[NoBS]

Whether you like or hate it has no bearing on its value whatsoever. Maybe I hate casino.com, does that make it "bin juice"?

A business could use this in many ways if you understand how branding works that doesn't require an EMD. Car pooling, works nights out and events planning, or anything else to do with the collection of people who spend 8 hours a day together, which happens on a global and humongous scale...

"CoWork" makes no sense at all. What could that be used for?

It's super lame as a brand, and way too specific and narrow as a descriptive generic. Coworkers are just people you work with. 100% would not pay over $100 as a reseller for the .com. I'd require at least $20 to make it worth my time to transfer the .co into my account.

Cowork is HOT, think shared/coworking spaces. Add the 'ers' at the end and the meaning changes, can't see it go beyond fellow coworkers within the same organisation. Would drop at least low $x,xxx on cowork/com as a reseller any day.

 

[NoBS]

double post delete

 

[james haw]

"co workers" Relates to the people you work with as a group without a specific task, so can be branded to provide anything you could do as a group - nights out, events, parties etc etc

"co work" As a singular noun specifies the activity "work" - insinuating you'd do work together

Just IMO