domain Financial Banks dot сom

[Recons.Com]

hi,

Please appraise FinancialBanks dot сom

Google:

Exact Search Results over 300 000
Broad Searche Results over 400 million.

Global searches for "financial banks"263
Global approximate CPC "financial banks"1.57 USD
Global competition for "financial banks"39% (medium)


Average Monthly Search Stats - Broad Match - financial banks
Monthly Searches: 91,760
Cost Per Click: $4.35 USD

 

[biggie]

aren't banks financial institutions by definition?

reg fee


imo....

 

[Recons.Com]

Financial Bank is the same as Commercial Bank
as opposed to Investment Bank, Central Bank, Reserve Bank, Blood Bank, Sperm Bank etc.

 

[Recons.Com]

Some banks use it in their name in that form

First Financial Bank
MB Financial Bank
Washington Financial Bank
River Valley Financial Bank
Parkside Financial Bank
Goppert Financial Bank
Texas Financial Bank
Community Financial Bank
Maryland Financial Bank
First Community Financial Bank
Horizon Financial Bank
BankFinancial
WCF Financial Bank

and that is just from first 3 pages of google search for "financial bank".

 

[Recons.Com]

So you can easily put directory of all financial banks in the US, for example, with contact info, rates, reviews, specials etc. Banking/financial clicks are very very expensive. With some seo and your share of 91K broad matches, you could make a lot of money )

 

[biggie]

financial bank and financial banks are two different terms

so best you use your ides to develop the name

imo...

 

[Recons.Com]

Biggie, thanks for taking time.

As a matter of principle, I only buy names that I could develop eventually myself or one of my clients might need. If it sells before, that is just nice bonus )

and, financial banks is just plural of financial bank. if it were singular, a bank could use it as a brand. In plural, it is great for directory/reviews/info/promos/tips etc.

 

[biggie]

no bank or financial institution wants to be named "financialbank" alone, they need a descriptive adjective as a prefix of suffix, to denote location or area of service

as in your examples above or "financial bank of city"

imo....

 

[Pandemic]

If you want to do a bank directory, I own US.Directory and US.Finance and will sell them to you for $500.00. No joke. Just a thought. Estibot has them at 4k each.

 

[Recons.Com]

No, of course not.

What one can do though is have firstfinancialbank.com forward it to financialbank.com or vice versa.

But, again, that would be more relevant for singular. Here we have plural, so branding is out of question.

Main use again would be a portal with info, financial bank news, directory with reviews, special offers, rate comparisons, blog articles, investment advice etc.

 

[Recons.Com]

If you want to do a bank directory, I own US.Directory and US.Finance and will sell them to you for $500.00. No joke. Just a thought. Estibot has them at 4k each.

Thank you ) I am a big fan of .com.
I also have some .org domains if their meaning match the purpose of .org
Then I like .us since I live the US, but only for positive meaning single dictionary words, like arms.us and gizmo.us that I have in my signature and few other exceptions (e.g. T-V.co, Send.Co, P-R.com, GE.DE etc.).

US.Finance sounds cool though, although would prefer Finance.US )

 

[Pandemic]

Ya me too. I'm a numeric .com guy these days. I just happened to buy those two for the hell of it. Will probably let them expire.

I like the .coms in your sign

 

[Recons.Com]

Pandemic, thanks )
I like numerics, cause I like numbers generally. But that contradicts my principle that it has to be usable for my own project and have specific idea behind ) Americans don't assign meanings to numbers like Chinese do )
Well, except, maybe to 69 )))))

 

[Pandemic]

I'm not sure about the madness behind numerics. Yes, the Chinese like them for websites. Americans look at them for future potential use as numerics are a lot easier to remember then compared to words and acronyms. But more importantly I think they almost value them as "collectibles". It's similar to collecting rare coins, stamps, baseball cards, etc.... from years ago. Of course when the internet came around (and connected people worldwide) people found that their once rare collectible was not actually rare at all any longer, at which point their $1,000 collectible went to around $5, lol. So I think they have a collector value, which is very unique. Americans and the world need collectibles, I believe.

Other than that, perhaps the world will slowly convert to numeric website names over the next 5-10 years. Could be on the brink of a new era. The bid for 701.com is currently at 200k with 10 days left, as is 6817.com at 46k with over a week to go. Who knows....

I buy anything so I'm not left out, especially if one area is exploding.

 

[Recons.Com]

Human brain has limitations. It is easy to remember LL acronym, LLL is still great, LLLL we can handle, but to get people remember LLLLL acronym is really tough. Just one letter added, huge difference.

With domains, a website 97564.com does not stand chance to distinguish itself from 97563.com and that is only NNNNN, now think about NNNNNN and longer. For projects around the world they are useless. For Chinese they might still make a bit sense, since they assign meaning to NN groups so it is still like letters to them, but then they should focus on NNNNNN.cn not .com

 

[Pandemic]

The problem with LLLL acronyms is that they topped off at around $300 - $500 a long time ago, unless to an end user, which seems to be very rare these days. It's of course impossible to find a good .com unless you pay big bucks for it. The Chinese got aced out of the .com boom years ago, and number is all they have left. They love .com and .net., and that will never change. So numeric domains for China is very important for their future businesses and projects, as it's really their only way. Americans like them for their own reasons, whether to sell to China, or just simply to have them and collect them. There are only so many L's that make sense, before they start sounding crazy and desperate, which nobody will ever buy. The U.S. hogged up all the .coms years ago, and the ones people wanted have been put to use. The rest of the world, for Asia, Europe, etc.... need numerics and really have no other choice.

When you think about all the big L sales, nobody ever puts a site on them. They just keep reselling them. People just like collecting nice names I suppose. But other than America, if you want a .com or a .net, a short numeric is your only play at this point. Why pick an acronym for you site that has nothing to do with your company name over a random numeric. In other words, given the choice, I would rather take a random 4 numbers over a random 4 letters for a site. Having an acronym that doesn't match your company name will never work or be remembered compared to a 4 dig.

 

[Recons.Com]

It is weeding out process.
Good names do get developed into good projects, startups buy them or owners develop them. Less and less will be available.
LLLL have not topped out. A year ago I could buy decent ones for under $100, now the floor is $160 for even worse ones, although nobody knows what is the worse one.
Bought d n m z few months ago for mid $xxx to develop, thanks god chinese premium craze was not there yet, as now its floor is over $1,200. The samy with r y n s (bought as a a great pronounceable, now it is chinese premium) ))
Honestly, don't care about Chinese market, don't study it, don't intend to sell specifically something tailored to there.

 

[Pandemic]

The demand for numerics is worldwide and goes for beyond just China. It includes all of Asia, as well as Europe. Simple supply and demand, and exporting, like everything else. . The U.S. buys numerics, and then sells to the rest of the world. Just like exporting products, we're exporting domains for websites. The Chinese export rice, and we export domains, lol. It's international business, so to speak.

 

[Recons.Com]

Yeah, I understand ) Just like with any pyramid scheme, and this has that risk there, as a late comer, I'll hold out of it )

 

[Pandemic]

You're right actually. Anyone with numerics over 6 dig will get burned in the end, in my opinion. I got in a little late as well, and I'm now picking up 6n at the godaddy expiring auction that people didn't grab, or new release closeouts. This game is about over, other then rummaging through the expired list and getting any 6n .com or 5n .net. I don't like bidding wars that go over $22, lol. There's a little time left still, but not much. No way to really "hand reg" a numeric of future value at this point, but if you watch the Godaddy expiring list carefully as people are selling off right now, you can still get them $10 above reg fee. As long as it's 6n or less, without that 4 in it, it will probably have value once the dust settled. Right now people are dumping or they're expiring, so they're available still, but not for long once the buying overtakes the selling and scarcity sets in.

Good analogy though with the pyramid scheme and people getting burned. You have to be smart and fast at this stage.