domain Domain Name - live.work

[Will Powell]

How much do you think this name is worth?

 

[EbookLover]

The concept does not make sense. Live Work? Is there such a thing as recorded (non-live) work?

Or maybe "Live" as in "you live, you die". I still see no value. Although it makes a title more sense. Like a site where you can find a place to work and live all in one site. Like if you are moving out of state/country. I can't possibly begin to appraise that, though.

 

[Recons.Com]

I like the name. What is the renewal on this?

Meaning would be around Life/Work balance.

 

[Will Powell]

Yep - The best use case is a site that helps you to find a suitable place to live and/or work. "Live" can be interpreted as a location (eg. Miami) and/or a building (eg. The Heights). "Work" can be interpreted as a location (eg. Singapore) and/or a company (eg. GW Capital). Another use case for this could be a community website to help new arrivals of cities to connect with each other. I have many possible ideas but just wondered what value this kind of a name has as I've received several offers for it.

 

[Will Powell]

Oh, renewal is $10/year.

 

[bidigitals]

Life coaches, insurance companies, lecturers and other public speakers, companies that book speakers, maybe half a million performers who would drool to have LIVE.work on their business card or resume.

You can bet that plenty of people/organizations would love to have this domain. Definitely recommend you create simple email, and offer the domain at a price you'll knock 20% off of if they purchase by ______.

Bonded.work is a statement as well as a domain. Birthday, birthdays, bookkeeper and bookkeepers, condos, condoms, condominiums... all were purchased for $2 each, and we're confident they'll sell.

My neighbor says "Condos.work? The dot-com sold for millions, you should ask huge money for the .work"

Pshaw to that! In the next few years, SOMEONE will pay our 'outrageous' asking price of 2500. Even if it takes you a few years, LIVE.work can probably turn you a nice phat profit! (Secret extra tidbit: When you dramatically lower a price for a prospective buyer, and they decide to buy? Bet one nice meal they'll be back again... and nothing beats a repeat customer.)

If live.work were ours, we'd take as little as 300 to 500, and grateful for it. YES, you can hold out for years, you can ask for many thousands.... but pragmatic approach to making occasional sales is to be happy earning 20x to 100x what you paid, especially when you go out of your way to find people MOST likely to want it.

Super-priority: Do n o t ---- ever ---- allow naysayers to steal your buzz. What YOU'RE excited about is what comes across in a conversation or letter, so, whatever YOU think of the name is most likely correct.

"Think you can, think you can't... either way, you're right." --- Cheers!

 

[NYJimbo]

Sheesh, you really are a ".work" shill. Your posts read like promotional material for a condo time share.

 

[bidigitals]

Sheesh, you really are a ".work" shill.

Jimbo, respectfully guessing you may not've read the reply in full, or perhaps don't understand it. We're out to sell little or nothing this year, as we already sold 4 .com's and 14 .work domains this year. As you know, the world's top domainer (Rick S.) is rock-solid on only selling the occasional name.

A) We prefer to heed -- and imitate -- only those doing it best of all.

B) After 16 yrs of not even covering our costs, BECAUSE WE ASKED TOO MUCH for our couple thousand one-word .com's... the very first .work domain we sold 2 yrs ago changed the entire game.

Are you saying, that BOXER and AIRPORT and ALARMS are not awesome in ANY tld? Respectfully submit that ANNOUNCING.work and ALLIANCES.work and thousands of others -- which we will not sell for any amount before 2025 - are worth more than 99% of all ...... still-available .... dot com's, mostly because they're one-word, and partly because they're also statements. True, or not?

</RespectfulOpinionBasedOnIncome> Cheers