domain GeneralAudience.com

[bigdomainer]

Came across this two word COM. Any thoughts on if it has any value?

 

[rubencouto]

Hello!

There are a few (not many) reported "audience" sales in the low to mid $x,xxx. However, the word "general" makes it too generic, imo. I would say high $xx to low $xxx.

Best of luck!

 

[bigdomainer]

Hello!

There are a few (not many) reported "audience" sales in the low to mid $x,xxx. However, the word "general" makes it too generic, imo. I would say high $xx to low $xxx.

Best of luck!

Thanks @rubencouto ! I appreciate the feedback.

 

[bigdomainer]

any other opinions?

 

[domainnameintl]

I like it. I'd put it well into the $xxxx range to the right end-user.

I personally don't think "general" makes it too generic, quite the opposite actually. The "G" rating on movies literally stands for "general audiences" or "general audience." The plural is more commonly used, but for the domain, I think the singular sounds better. Used as such, the domain is specifically characterizing the content on the site using the well-known and establishing rating nomenclature.

Looking at .com sales of ...fuel ($530), ...net ($1,000), app... ($2,300), ...pro ($3,288), ...report ($2,500), ...media ($2,088), ...development ($2,500) and ...exchange ($2,288), this domain easily stands with or above those, IMHO.

 

[bigdomainer]

I like it. I'd put it well into the $xxxx range to the right end-user.

I personally don't think "general" makes it too generic, quite the opposite actually. The "G" rating on movies literally stands for "general audiences" or "general audience." The plural is more commonly used, but for the domain, I think the singular sounds better. Used as such, the domain is specifically characterizing the content on the site using the well-known and establishing rating nomenclature.

Looking at .com sales of ...fuel ($530), ...net ($1,000), app... ($2,300), ...pro ($3,288), ...report ($2,500), ...media ($2,088), ...development ($2,500) and ...exchange ($2,288), this domain easily stands with or above those, IMHO.

Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated!