domain gymworld.com

[bleu munster]

Uniregistry's buy-it-now price is $80,000.
I think it should be in the 5K range at most.

 

[Chris Hydrick]

I think it should be in the 5K range at most.

MAYBE reseller price (still would a be a STEAL) but surely not enduser price. If they had a $5k ask, it would have been sold already to one of the many endusers primed for this domain.

A much inferior version of the domain is listed on HugeDomains...

 

[Asfas1000]

I too think $5K is too low...

 

[NameShiba]

I honestly believe that the domain is around 1X,XXX at most. I have been playing with some numbers -- and matched it up to my small rules of thumb on valuations.

It's nowhere near the asking price of 8X,XXX

 

[Chris Hydrick]

It's nowhere near the asking price of 8X,XXX

SportsWorld - now a sports news site.

If you go to a sports store, you will most likely find a gym department. There's a lot of money in exercise equipment / the fitness industry. I see GymWorld as a potential Gym store front / brand. "I got my bench press from GymWorld. They have EVERYTHING in the world there!"

Other departments in a sporting good store:

(GolfWorld.com - redirects to GolfDigest)

RunnersWorld.com - developed.

HockeyWorld.com - Developed Hockey eCommerce store.

BaseballWorld.com - undeveloped, regged since 1998.

BasketballWorld.com - Developed. regged since 1998.

FishingWorld.com regged since 1995...

I could go on, but what's the point. GymWorld.com is a VALUABLE domain. Potentially worth more than the $80k if to the right buyer.

EDIT: What is VitaminWorld.com worth?

 

[NameShiba]

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SportsWorld - now a sports news site.
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There is profit and retail value for this domain -- that is undeniable. Maybe I was looking at it through rose colored glasses ((in the eyes of a reseller)) rather than the market end consumer, who I am sure could afford the 80,000 -- in exchange for the organic traffic and brand credibility that the domain could ultimately provide.

 

[deez007]

I think $80k is on the lower end of the scale for this domain...

 

[Chris Hydrick]

Maybe I was looking at it through rose colored glasses ((in the eyes of a reseller)) rather than the market end consumer

I looked at this through the eyes of, Why would somebody open a new account just for a pre appraisal. Weary of any seasoned domainers opening a new anonymous account with the purpose of publicly talking down the asking price of $80k.

 

[deez007]

I looked at this through the eyes of, Why would somebody open a new account just for a pre appraisal. Weary of any seasoned domainers opening a new anonymous account with the purpose of publicly talking down the asking price of $80k.

Hahahah, interesting angle... As you know the domaining world is filled with smoke & mirrors.. so anything is possible

 

[Chris Hydrick]

Hahahah, interesting angle... As you know the domaining world is filled with smoke & mirrors.. so anything is possible

Hopefully, it's an enduser who thought $80k was too high of a ask. Then after reading the reactions from this thread, the enduser comes to realize the domain is worth $80k thus resulting in a payday for the current owner.

 

[deez007]

Hopefully, it's an enduser who thought $80k was too high of a ask. Then after reading the reactions from this thread, the enduser comes to realize the domain is worth $80k thus resulting in a payday for the current owner.

Lol, HOPEFULLY... but now that you mentioned the plot twist in your previous comment....that's all I can think off. hahaha..

 

[NameShiba]

I looked at this through the eyes of, Why would somebody open a new account just for a pre appraisal. Weary of any seasoned domainers opening a new anonymous account with the purpose of publicly talking down the asking price of $80k.

I was unaware of that angle -- you could be right!

 

[LucidDomains]

Hot brand, probably at least mid 5 figures.

 

[Chris Hydrick]

Somebody alert @Rick Schwartz (given he own's similar domain: TennisWorld.com) to ask his appraisal of GymWorld.com --- I assume he would say $80k is under priced. (disclosure: I know nothing aboutthe domain king. My assumption is just that, an assumption)