.de domains

[Mr. Mirko Blazevic]

Are they being sold easily?

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Hello. I asked this question in the Virtual Reality Thread and got no answer. I found this thread and figured why not ask here?

so here goes.


Seems as though keyword "virtual" only works for the .de market if the domain starts with it.

No sales of "virtual" where "virtual" is at the end in .de. why is that?

Cultural? Proper German grammar?

Same thing with VR+keyword combos in .de

All taken but none of the reverse. How come?

Whoever answers is helping the group thanks.


also what about .DE vs .Com for the German market?

and then also is there value in this combo?

German Word + English(and reverse) word ? is this German Acceptable? any sales that shows this is something acceptable to the German public?

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

5gstore.de

damn that's a good one. you beat me too it! lol I see 3gStore.de sold for over$180K and that was in 2011.

and I just took the Plural version! 5GStores.de

I'll take 10% of that $180K. I'm not greedy. lol

 

[claudius]

As we are talking about .de domains, is there a way to know for how long a domain is registered / when it will drop?

It seems like the whois only indicates last time something has changed in the records..

 

[deez007]

valutakurser.de (Translates to: Exchange Rates)

 

[Jasper schilperoord]

valutakurser.de (Translates to: Exchange Rates)

Hate to be a party pooper, but I am pretty confident Valutakurser is not the German word or expression for exchange rates. In German exchange rates translates to:

• Wechselkurse
• Umrechnungkurse
• Devisenkurse
• Währungskurse

Think you might have mistakenly mixed it up with Danish or Swedish.

 

[deez007]

Hate to be a party pooper, but I am pretty confident Valutakurser is not the German word or expression for exchange rates. In German exchange rates translates to:

• Wechselkurse
• Umrechnungkurse
• Devisenkurse
• Währungskurse

Think you might have mistakenly mixed it up with Danish or Swedish.

Yep, you are not incorrect... it is German but as for as I know it is more of a 'old' germanic word that happens to also have Swedish and Italian roots.

 

[frank-germany]

Yep, you are not incorrect... it is German but as for as I know it is more of a 'old' germanic word that happens to also have Swedish and Italian roots.

its always better to ask somebody who has genuine knowledge

Valutakurser.de
let it drop


if then it should be

Valutakurse.de

 

[deez007]

its always better to ask somebody who has genuine knowledge

Valutakurser.de
let it drop


if then it should be

Valutakurse.de

lol...........seems I got lost in translation

It appears to be Swedish

That's why
valutakurser.se sold for $8,255 on 2012-11-21 at Sedo

 

[Jasper schilperoord]

Fahrerlose-Taxis

 

[TDM]

Seems as though keyword "virtual" only works for the .de market if the domain starts with it.

No sales of "virtual" where "virtual" is at the end in .de. why is that?

Cultural? Proper German grammar?

It´s in almost any case of usage in the beginning!
Because the term "virtual" is the describing part of the second term.

Virtual Reality Glasses
virtual dating
virtual machines

the other way round it would not make much sense.
In sentences or phrases of course it would be possible to have it in the end.


Hope that helps.



Edit:
Btw, i guess that in English language it´s actually pretty much the same situation?

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

here is a link to see sold .de domains

type de under TLD

great Sales in Germany

http://www.domain-spiegel.de/

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

WiesnCheck.de - Wiesn is the german word for Octoberfest ( i sold Wiesn.tv 1500.-Euro )

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Wir-für-Deutschland.de ( We for Germany )
i create 2010 this slogan

in 2012 the german Olympic team stole my Idea for the Olympic Games in London

 

[deez007]

Compare-Insurance.de

EconomicGrowth.de

AnnuityCalculator.de

CheapWebHost.de

 

[frank-germany]

Compare-Insurance.de

EconomicGrowth.de

AnnuityCalculator.de

CheapWebHost.de

english terms combined with .de do rarely well

 

[deez007]

english terms combined with .de do rarely well

Namebio sales stats say otherwise...

Lol... or did u mean REALLY well? That would make more sense

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

english terms combined with .de do rarely well

really? better than german terms?

 

[deez007]

really? better than german terms?

https://namebio.com/?s=QNxgTMzITO

Thats just the stats from $40k - $1 million sales..

LOADS more listed on namebio below $40k

 

[bonin]

For me one of the best sale this year is itJobs .de for about 68k. This is very promissing, because I know the buyer and I've got similar domain, just wairing for the best time to contact them

 

[deez007]

For me one of the best sale this year is itJobs .de for about 68k. This is very promissing, because I know the buyer and I've got similar domain, just wairing for the best time to contact them

Nice one dude, awesome sale! Congrats.... hopefully the buyer will be on the market for some of ur other ones soon!