domain Focused.co

[DomainTom]

What are your thoughts? In my opinion, it's a nice brandable for a lot of niches. All extensions are taken and I like it particularly for a photography blog, finance or business website, fitness website, mens clothing and accessories, sunglasses, gaming, recreation like skateboarding, technology etc. Idk, this is just me. What do you think?

 

[accelerator]

You need to find a business or self-help guru that talks about focus a lot and sell it to them.

 

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[deez007]

It's a good brand-able domain for sure.

It can also work well in the Nootropic market (smart drugs, cognitive enhancers)

 

[svede]

I like it as a brandable despite being a dot CO. Keywords that focus (NO PUN INTENDED ) on positive, uplifting, self improvement, etc type of things can be great for businesses and have been trending very strongly. Obviously, Focus.co would be much better, but I think this still has improvement. Dot CO is the biggest hurter - it is used for brandables, but not as often as others (COM, IO, LY, etc) and has a lesser value.

I see it as:

reseller = low $xx - low $xxx
enduser = low/mid $xxx - low $x,xxx

Hope this helps!

 

[DomainTom]

Thanks guys. For some reason, I liked the name as soon as i saw it. I know lots of people have mixed opinions about .co but there have been a lot of good co sales and i read that people usually go for the .co or the .io when the .com is taken. I'm still learning though.

 

[svede]

Thanks guys. For some reason, I liked the name as soon as i saw it. I know lots of people have mixed opinions about .co but there have been a lot of good co sales and i read that people usually go for the .co or the .io when the .com is taken. I'm still learning though.

People will often use dot IO and dot CO, but primarily for strong single dictionary words brandables (and more in the tech sector) when they can't get the dot COM, but that is far less true of multiple word or keyword type domains. Dot CO is used far less due to its confusion with dot COM. Nevertheless, you are right - there are some strong sales out there!

 

[DomainTom]

:D:D:D

 

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