domain CuteGifts.co.uk & Another for Appraisal

[wakeh]

Hi Guys,

What value could we be looking at on the below 2 domains please?

Cutegifts.co.uk
Gameslots.co.uk

I know they aren't .com's but I still think they are pretty good...

thanks

Wakeh!

 

[New2Domaining]

Very nice registrations, I think they will make great build outs (though gameslots will likely be a lot more complicated)!

 

[wakeh]

Thanks, yea gameslots isn't exactly my easiest domain to develop... any ideas on $? for both...

 

[ecuadorbusiness]

Cutegifts.co.uk Perhaps used as a redirection to an actual site low to mid xx
Gameslots.co.uk Reg, I do not see at first sight a commercial use for it othe than a blog about slot machines, but I perceive that unless the author is writing to UK people, he/she will prefer a .com site using another combination of words with the term slot and perhaps regging a site suited to his/her needs.

 

[wakeh]

Cutegifts.co.uk Perhaps used as a redirection to an actual site low to mid xx
Gameslots.co.uk Reg, I do not see at first sight a commercial use for it othe than a blog about slot machines, but I perceive that unless the author is writing to UK people, he/she will prefer a .com site using another combination of words with the term slot and perhaps regging a site suited to his/her needs.

Perhaps cutegifts could be its own website...?

Gameslots, sorry I don't think I follow? But I did consider setting it up as a uk based coupon/bonus reference to all of the betting sites online. Viable?

 

[ecuadorbusiness]

Perhaps cutegifts could be its own website...?

Gameslots, sorry I don't think I follow? But I did consider setting it up as a uk based coupon/bonus reference to all of the betting sites online. Viable?

Sure it can have its own site but what will it focus on? Gift is a very general word you can gift from of a nice box of cookies to a car. The problem in this case is a word being so general, this is a weird case in which going generic does not help IMO. So I think "cutegifts" work better as a sub brand of a established brand.
Regarding gameslots yes it is viable but the problem with this kind of sites is they require a lot of research since people will expect a wide range of sites cheap and exclusive, not only the classic top ten list, however if you have the patience and the time to develop it based on daily research and daily updates I think you will be earning money very soon with affiliate links to a gambling sites. I do not know how many offer these kind of deals but the online gambling business is a solid one and sure there is a place for your site to do some money, Good luck.

 

[Honey Domains]

Gift Site: You could easily earn affiliate income by making your pages or posts titles, long tails. Like best Valentines gifts for her, best gifts for people who like to garden, Top 10 best cute techy gifts, best gifts for chocolate lovers etc. You can rank for a ton of long tails and build a substantial amount of traffic and sales that way. That's what I'd do with it.

Oh yeah, avoid any "gift ideas" titles, they convert horribly as the readers are not ready to shop yet.

 

[ryan_uk]

cutegifts.co.uk is great for the UK market and would make a nice new born/christening/baby gifts site. Or even gifts that are cute in general, but sometimes it can be easier to focus on a smaller niche and build up from there (this domain will easily allow it). A range of £150-350 would not seem unreasonable at all. It might be worth contacting the owner of cute-gifts.co.uk to see if they are interested in it.

 

[Chris Wright]

Wakeh! You have 2 winners...

Global searches for "cute gifts" 4,500
Global approximate CPC "cute gifts" 1.07 USD
Global competition for "cute gifts" 42% (medium)

And, it's already developed into a pretty nice site.

I will buy it now for $400 USD.


Global searches for "game slots" 3,625
Global approximate CPC "game slots" 2.38 USD
Global competition for "game slots" 44% (medium)

Valuable, but not my cup of tea.

 

[wakeh]

Sale went through... Was happy with the price offered.

Thanks for all the advice