discuss Does single word .com domain real valuable

[huwenbin]

I register 300+ .com single word domain. the words are almost 6～8L. but not the hot word.
Sell hard. No one buy

 

[frostify]

Single keyword .com domains remain valuable as long as it's in a popular niche or can be marketed at a large broad audience. If you have a random obscure dictionary word it may be worth only $20 to $50 as where a super generic and widely known word could fetch 6 or 7 figures+.

 

[lock]

last one was adulterously

 

[NLP]

There are still represt an industry. if they are common english word. I do not think $100000 can buy

Define "common." Find an example of the words being used in context, or by a company in marketing or advertising.

 

[MadAboutDomains]

This just goes to show that you should only try and sell things that you know about and know has a market. We can all accumulate worthless things and put them for sale, but if we don't understand what it is that we're selling then it is futile.

It sounds a bit brutal but stick to what you know or do a lot of homework.

Good luck in the future.

 

[huwenbin]

thx

 

[huwenbin]

yes. i know. Thanks very much!

 

[Charybdis]

It was a big mistake to have registered those domains.
For example, what's familarity/com ?
Yes, one word, but without any meaning.

You may have to drop most of the domains, renewing them will be waste of money.
Use domain availability checker to check how many extensions are registered for each of the domains. If the number is less than 20, then I'll advise you drop the domain.

familarity is not an English word:

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/familarity

No results.

 

[Future Sensors]

I register 300+ .com single word domain. the words are almost 6～8L. but not the hot word.
Sell hard. No one buy

I see that you've started listing them in the marketplace section of NamePros. Wish you good luck and wisdom...

 

[Ostrados]

drop three zeros from the prices, don't renew, then move on.

 

[Charybdis]

No offense, but this list can best be described as crapoid

Actually OP is selling crapoid.com

 

[lock]

Your stats are going to be better than dictionary searches and there is hope of address bar i dropped the single words i had that will never sell. It will be a learning experience as you cull.

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

Any name can sell to the right buyer for the right price.

OK, go out and reg

373736dvomithdhd73xhhdBeeffnadlfsrfart.horse and sell that for 'The right price' then.

 

[huwenbin]

 

[huwenbin]

anyone know where is a tool that can check the history of a domain

 

[M Usman]

I would say just focus and invest on your learning part before going into any bussinnes, one of the Big mistake of the newbies in domaining is that they reg the domains that they think are good.
They just overlook many other factors that are very important to consider while investing in any name.

 

[bmugford]

Any name can sell to the right buyer for the right price.

Is that true?

Sure, if the likelihood is low enough.

This is a business built on likelihoods, not lottery tickets.

Brad

 

[alcy]

Any name can sell to the right buyer for the right price.

nope..there is such thing as unsellable names

 

[Josytal]

familarity is not an English word:

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/familarity

No results.

You are right. It's more of typo of familiarity with missing "i"

 

[Future Sensors]

Have request refund! Always move my threads, only three days 2 times, move all my threads.

For the marketplace section, you have to follow certain strict rules when listing your domains. Your listings did not belong in that particular section. You asked buyers to contact you through your external email address, for instance. That's why the mods have moved your listings to another section.

Please have a look at how other members describe their domains, and use the same format. Only with the right description you will be able to list them in other categories.

I'm sure you will succeed.

 

[huwenbin]

OK

 

[NicoleLI]

To learn some experiences from your practices and their suggestions. Wish you have a good luck.

 

[Jason Baudendistel]

I looked at your list. Not confident any of it is even brandable just looks like worthless gibberish. If your not a native English speaker get English dictionary or bookmark a online English dictionary. If a word isn't English and commonly used it's going to greatly effect the value unless it a phrase or word group that is brandable. Can you name at least two business use scenarios for any of these?

 

[Jason Baudendistel]

I wouldn't go as as far as saying zero but tiny. Even it's 1% semantics aside unless your confident in your Investment criteria not worth the risk.

The problem is these are all highly obscure words.

It is safe to assume that in 2021, with more than 160+ million registered .COM, the chance of finding a quality single word .COM to register are essentially zero. These were available because they are not good.

Brad

 

[CDM]

https://www.namepros.com/threads/sorbol-com-igfet-com-msphe-com-bimeby-com.1246709/

No offense, but this list can best be described as crapoid

It is not uncommon to wonder about whether keywords like these have resale value as a newer investor. I might have registered a few like this in my early days. Use it as a learning experience. I'm sorry that you registered so many though.

I'm also guessing English is not your native language and you're not fluent in it. For investing in any foreign language domains requires an extra degree of due diligence.

Best of luck going forward.