domain drop-downmenu.com

[hookah]

Hello,
what you think about:

drop-downmenu.com

Although dashed but in dictionary style so it gives in Google:
672,000 for "drop-down menu" and over 2834 overtures.

Checked up for TM (as far as I know it is not a TM issue).

Greetings, Hookah

 

[Wanda]

Tough sale hookah.. but goodluck!

 

[Matt]

It would be a tough sale. I would suggest a company like : http://software.xfx.net

They offer a superb drop down menu(esq) type system. They could be interested. It would have to be a software company tho, or development site.

Maybe $50

Right end user, ofc.

Matt

 

[hookah]

I must ask as foreigner: 'tough sale' you mean: troubles or difficult, right?

Well, I have checked up US patent and trademarks sites and did not find and reserved rights for this name. Hmmm, if I am wrong let me know.

 

[Wanda]

Originally posted by hookah
I must ask as foreigner: 'tough sale' you mean: troubles or difficult, right?

Well, I have checked up US patent and trademarks sites and did not find and reserved rights for this name. Hmmm, if I am wrong let me know.

Yes hookah, "tough sale" meaning, difficult too sell (or too find a buyer for) I was not referring too it being a TM or protected domain at all.. Your okay on that..

Goodluck!

 

[hookah]

Thanks Wanda and SY 4 for your suggestions and explanations.
Appreciate all further comments,
Jarek

 

[dax]

Originally posted by WandaCox
Tough sale hookah.. but goodluck!

Agree.

 

[Jeff]

Link: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/dropmenuindex.htm

$33.75 - $60+ if you can market this properly to the above potential "lead" or like-minded entity. The hyphen, length will keep you humble. $0.00 - Reg. fee+ at the wholesale level ... for the same reasoning, IMHO.
Good Luck.

 

[Wanda]

Re: drop-downmenu.com

Originally posted by hookah
Hello,
what you think about:

drop-downmenu.com

Although dashed but in dictionary style so it gives in Google:
672,000 for "drop-down menu" and over 2834 overtures.

Checked up for TM (as far as I know it is not a TM issue).

Greetings, Hookah

My personal opinion, is
DropDown-Menu.com would be a better hyphenation then Drop-DownMenu.com Just my opinion. Goodluck!

 

[hookah]

Originally posted by WandaCox
My personal opinion, is
DropDown-Menu.com would be a better hyphenation then Drop-DownMenu.com Just my opinion. Goodluck!

Well, I tried to use comp well-known term as an etiquette for some kind of soft business and I used regular, dictionary expression and quite popular. Your proposition does make any difference regarding Google raw output. Maybe it is significantly different in its promotional aspect. I am not experienced enough to estimate in that way but see a difference in meaning of course.
I'll see if the DN I posses is a lucky hit
Jarek

 

[drifta]

under reg fee

 

[hookah]

hmm!?

Originally posted by DotLeader
under reg fee

Ok, but would be nice to read any short explanation. I am deeply interested in knowing all weaks and strengths.
:?

 

[drifta]

ok

what would it be used for?
a site selling drop down menus or gving away drop down menus
there is not much of a need for this domain

although i dont usually devalue hyphens
unless there is 2 or more hyphens
the hyphen KILLS this domain
there is no need for the hyphen
its like saying drop<pause>downmenu
where downmenu is one word

the results on google will be alot since there will be forums and such with things like how do i make a drop down menu
or a drop down menu will do good for this site

you will have a hell of a time selling this to an end user
in my opinion nonone would want it

 

[hookah]

Originally posted by DotLeader
ok

what would it be used for?
a site selling drop down menus or gving away drop down menus
there is not much of a need for this domain

Can be used for any webdesiger or edeveloper site. This expression is commonly used and well-known. Of course a need is much smaller than for 'computer' or 'software' but seems to be a 'just under the top' term.

although i dont usually devalue hyphens
unless there is 2 or more hyphens
the hyphen KILLS this domain
there is no need for the hyphen
its like saying drop<pause>downmenu
where downmenu is one word

So now I wonder. I understand to devaluate hyphen put artificially. But in this case it is a dictionary hyphen, so it builds this expression naturally (Google gives the same good output for hyphenated and non-hyphenated). I know much worse examples of dashed names but this one could not be recognized as artificially hyphenated.

the results on google will be alot since there will be forums and such with things like how do i make a drop down menu
or a drop down menu will do good for this site]

There are many forums strictly connected to this topic. Webdesigners forums, softdevelopers forums. I found a hundreds that discuss some aspects of drop-down menu.
One of the first found is:

[http://www.the-scream.co.uk/forums/t8695.html]
(dont know if succed with hyperlink)

you will have a hell of a time selling this to an end user
in my opinion nonone would want it

I am novice in DN selling so you can be right.
Jarek