.mobi Do you think .mobi with - In between is any worth

[leede]

do you think .mobi with - in between is any worth

for eg

abc-dec.mobi

 

[accent]

Absolutely
Completely
No.

If it were a big time, big money keyword that uses a hyphen in it's common form then it would be OK, otherwise save yer money.

 

[leede]

thxs

Absolutely
Completely
No.

If it were a big time, big money keyword that uses a hyphen in it's common form then it would be OK, otherwise save yer money.

wht you think of

mobile-review.mobi

 

[onassis]

:hehe: reg fee

 

[ODST.com]

Leede I bought a few l-l-l.mobis but ONLY if they had a very developed website on one of the other extensions first. I don't think they will make a killing in the market but I hope their valuation will increase in the future. I am really a first timer at this game and I know very little besides what I have researched. I do agree that l-l-l is a cheaper way for a company to get something along the lines of a premium lll combo. I also plan on developing a few such as my w-a-y.mobi and a-s-l.mobi in order to increase value. Hope my opinion helps just a little.

 

[Keith]

Leede I bought a few l-l-l.mobis but ONLY if they had a very developed website on one of the other extensions first. I don't think they will make a killing in the market but I hope their valuation will increase in the future. I am really a first timer at this game and I know very little besides what I have researched. I do agree that l-l-l is a cheaper way for a company to get something along the lines of a premium lll combo. I also plan on developing a few such as my w-a-y.mobi and a-s-l.mobi in order to increase value. Hope my opinion helps just a little.

I also bought a few L-L-L mobis, just in case (e-c-o and k-i-d). I have also seen a few companies develope sites with double hyphens in the name. I think if it's a good name or you have dev. plans then you should be alright

 

[ODST.com]

aww so you are the one who bought k-i-d.mobi the dot com didn't sell for too bad i think $xxx dollar amount. Good luck!

 

[garrett200]

I don't like the hyphens at all for .mobi. JMHO.

 

[Pred]

depends what they are.
qwerty keyboads coming standard, dont see what difference it makes tbh. obviously rolls off the tongue better without.

however i wasn't gonna sit and wait til someone else nailed travel-agents.mobi, estate-agents.mobi etc :sold:

if they're good, they're good

i have to say also as cc.mobi aren't allowed and if they ever do they will cost an arm and a leg, i have also nailed a load of c-c.mobi
short and sweet and theres loads of companies on the net that say use r3 or e5 etc. (just used as examples), with a com
if they want a matching mobi they are gonna want the c-c.mobi to match

amazingly theres a few left. http://bluebecker.com/storage/L-NN-LMOBI.txt
i have enough.. burp

 

[garrett200]

Arnie, I suppose you're right. It does depend on what it is. But, generally speaking I don't like 'em. But I've heard that SE rankings can be similar for say "travelagent" that they are for "travel-agent".

So, I guess it depends on if you're developing, or just hoping for resale. For resale buy and hold, I say no. There are plenty of better names you can buy on resale for cheap.

 

[allnicksgone]

I wouldn't register a .mobi with a hyphen in it. If you are going to develop it, maybe it would make sense to if you can't find any better options.

I think it would be a tough sell if you are a reseller.

There are around 300 names listed on dnjournal.com's list of ytd sales. Only two of them have hyphens and they are both German names.

 

[cac14850]

depends on the name

I dont know, it really depends on the name and if it makes sense. I have two right now (eco-friendly and b-1) but only because that is the proper spelling of eco-friendly and b-1 cant really be anything else but hyphenated.

 

[hawkeye]

I agree with the 'depends on the term theory'. I have some whereby the '-' is the correct spelling -

Bi-Curious.mobi
Pre-Approved.mobi
Pro-Choice.mobi
Self-Employed.mobi

And with bookmarking on mobile devices, I think less traffic will be lost to non '-' words, though some obviously will be.

 

[coast]

A hyphen makes sense in two cases: (1) if the searched term includes a hyphen naturally, as in hawkeye's example above or (2) if the traffic is expected from searching for the term with a space in between, as in "real estate" since search engines view a space and a hyphen the same way. That said, it is unlikely that a hyphenated name will pull any type-in traffic. I have a few hyphenated .mobi names but don't expect them to sell for a high price unless they are developed and contain many backlinks.

 

[thegenius1]

I think hyphen in dot mobi is super speculative , most people associate hyphens with with SEO. So if you are a SEO guru go for it , but as far as resale i think its not worth the time.

 

[Keith]

I think hyphen in dot mobi is super speculative , most people associate hyphens with with SEO. So if you are a SEO guru go for it , but as far as resale i think its not worth the time.

I agree, hyphens are speculative. I figured what the heck, might as well grab a handful just in case. The only names I really think have a good shot at being worth anything are L-L or N-N because 2 characters are not permitted.

 

[mejcdj]

I like the hyphen if its a strong name. Its one of 2 possible names and a very good option IMO. I have 69 domains with a hyphen in .mobi and .com.

I would rather have money-market than moneymarket1 or 1moneymarket or any other variation... besides moneymarket that is lol