domain findfamilytime.com

[webmys]

1. Acquisition Reason: This is one of several names I bought in 2011 or 2012 when I was thinking of starting a business related to improving work-life balance. Have never done anything with it.
2. Markets: Women's magazines/sites, parenting websites/businesses, Time management consultants , work-family balance related businesses,
3. Research:
4. End-User Value:
5. Reseller Value:
6. Traffic: n/a
7. Revenue: n/a
8. Age:
9. Miscellaneous: I think it should be valuable because it uses short, memorable words; the topic is a popular one; according to GoDaddy time is a high value keyword that has an average sale price of $1827. Family and time are widely used keywords. It is a .com.

 

[Lord Antares]

FamilyTime would be a great domain. However, I don't think it has value with the "find" prefix. It doesn't really make sense IMO.

Btw never base your evaluation off of appraisal tools. They are just dumb robots.

 

[Ategy]

While I don't quite agree with @Lord Antares in that I think "Find" is a relevant prefix to "FamilyTime" .. I do think that even if he didn't put a value on it, we'd likely see a similar not-so-high value. Because while it's a relevant prefix .. I have a hard time finding the actual monetisation/value in it for a potential end user.

I think it falls into your typical +/- $2,500 incoming offer (retail) domain with a slightly lower than average chance of selling.

Definitely not a horrible domain though .. and more importantly, it is not a hopeless domain (like most of the domains we unfortunately see from new members with only 2 posts .. lol).

Best of luck with it!

 

[webmys]

Thanks for the feedback. Not surprisingly, even back in 2012 "familytime.com" was not available!

 

[ThatNameGuy]

1. Acquisition Reason: This is one of several names I bought in 2011 or 2012 when I was thinking of starting a business related to improving work-life balance. Have never done anything with it.
2. Markets: Women's magazines/sites, parenting websites/businesses, Time management consultants , work-family balance related businesses,
3. Research:
4. End-User Value:
5. Reseller Value:
6. Traffic: n/a
7. Revenue: n/a
8. Age:
9. Miscellaneous: I think it should be valuable because it uses short, memorable words; the topic is a popular one; according to GoDaddy time is a high value keyword that has an average sale price of $1827. Family and time are widely used keywords. It is a .com.

Hosterstats says this name

 

[ThatNameGuy]

1. Acquisition Reason: This is one of several names I bought in 2011 or 2012 when I was thinking of starting a business related to improving work-life balance. Have never done anything with it.
2. Markets: Women's magazines/sites, parenting websites/businesses, Time management consultants , work-family balance related businesses,
3. Research:
4. End-User Value:
5. Reseller Value:
6. Traffic: n/a
7. Revenue: n/a
8. Age:
9. Miscellaneous: I think it should be valuable because it uses short, memorable words; the topic is a popular one; according to GoDaddy time is a high value keyword that has an average sale price of $1827. Family and time are widely used keywords. It is a .com.

HosterStats and Whois indicates the domain was first registered in 2007. I guess you bought it in 2011. I'm curious, how much did you have to pay for it?

GoDaddy values your domain at $1,083 and I doubt seriously you can get that for it unless you personally can find an "end user" for it. If you've owned it 7-8 years and no one has inquired, I doubt you'll get an inquiry in the next 7-8...just my honest opinion.

Finally, I've owned MakeSomethingHappen since September 1, 2011 and GD values it at $2,975. I've never developed it, but in order to be paid this much for it I'd at least need to start development then take it to market myself. Brokers don't have a clue as to how to sell it for you.

 

[webmys]

HosterStats and Whois indicates the domain was first registered in 2007. I guess you bought it in 2011. I'm curious, how much did you have to pay for it?

GoDaddy values your domain at $1,083 and I doubt seriously you can get that for it unless you personally can find an "end user" for it. If you've owned it 7-8 years and no one has inquired, I doubt you'll get an inquiry in the next 7-8...just my honest opinion.

Finally, I've owned MakeSomethingHappen since September 1, 2011 and GD values it at $2,975. I've never developed it, but in order to be paid this much for it I'd at least need to start development then take it to market myself. Brokers don't have a clue as to how to sell it for you.

I was the first one who bought it; I guess earlier than I remembered. But you make a good point about no offers. The ones I have had random offers for are (of course) the ones I don't want to sell because I actually did build businesses with them. Though maybe it is time for me to give up WebMysteryShoppers.com, which should be able to sell pretty well.