domain HappyBelly.org

[jkennedy]

Any ideas on this: HappyBelly.org?

I was thinking about developing into a site with healthy food ideas etc...

 

[zoomactive.com]

Thinking of JellyBelly. perhaps capitilize on the JellyBelly fan craze and giveaway free Jelly Belly beans every month to a lucky member?

 

[domains_for_sale]

hmmm, How about a food charity of some sort...

The merit of the tld and name is not very much, but it is catchy.

 

[jkennedy]

hmmm, How about a food charity of some sort...

The merit of the tld and name is not very much, but it is catchy.

Food charity is a pretty good idea. Making the kids belly's happy!

 

[Larry Fling]

I had that in mind too. The org is alright because the domains is catchy.
sounds cute..lol
I'd say high $xx to lox #xxx
Need development.

Good Luck

 

[jkennedy]

I do understand that this is a dev domain.... but done the proper way and advertised properly... could it not bring in at least $$$ ???

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Got to admit it does really sound cute...."Happy Belly" who does not want to have there tummy feel happy???

 

[Michael Purse]

I like it. It's definitely a dev domain. I doubt it will fetch $xxx until you give it some life though.

 

[gewealth]

It's catchy, but may need developing (to worth anything decent) so as to build a brand.

 

[Larry Fling]

Seem like a potential enduser for these types of names would be either government or a not-for-profit organization. Have anyone heard of governments buying domain names? And would a NFP organization spend $xxx on a domain name only.. consider development too..
I dont know.. ramble ramble..

 

[jkennedy]

Seem like a potential enduser for these types of names would be either government or a not-for-profit organization. Have anyone heard of governments buying domain names? And would a NFP organization spend $xxx on a domain name only.. consider development too..
I dont know.. ramble ramble..

Not sure about gov's buying domains, but I'm sure NFP's buy them, just not sure for how much.