domain IndustrialWholesaler.com - Please Appraise

[ManicMe]

IndustrialWholesaler.com

Was very suprised it was available to be honest.

Please appraise

 

[estibot.com]

$2

 

[ManicMe]

$2 ?? I'm actually kind of suprised considering industrial supply is a multi-billion dollar a year industry.

Any other oppinions?

 

[estibot.com]

I agree that it looks like a sensible name, but that's the objective valuation of my system - it is of course not a perfect system, but it tends to be good at estimating the overall value of a name based on the name itself. Perhaps this term is not widely used in the industry? Also, the fact that it was available for regging suggests it's not a desirable domain name. Good luck with it, though

 

[ManicMe]

Okay, that's fair.. I didn't know it was a system based evaulation. I messed around with others before and I noticed that the will often give credit to one word and not reconize the other. For example, with my domain .. I noticed many times with other systems that they find the wholesale but wholesaler is looked up as WholesaleR (reconizing the R as a new character.)

I don't know if this is what your system does, but I seen it happen many times with others like domainscore.

Thats fair enough now that I realized it.

Anyways.. any human eyes, minds want to give this domain a shot and appraise it.

 

[estibot.com]

Actually, my system does analyze your domain as consisting of the keywords "industrial wholesaler" - apparently "wholesaler" is not a very popular term.

But as I said, even though the system doesn't like it, there are occasions when a name evaluated at $2 were sold at $2,000 although those cases are uncommon.

As with all domain names that make sense, there is always the possibility of finding an end-user that will pay much more than what keyword analysis would suggest.

That's my human-eye and mind analysis of your name. I would not personally reg it, because I feel that the probability of making a profitable sale within a reasonable time frame, while possible, would be low. I hope I'm wrong and you get it sold.

The advantage of a (good) automatic analysis is that it is objective - it does not "fall in love" with a domain name for the wrong reasons (as domainers are known to do, myself included), also it does not dislike a strong name for the wrong reasons - it is objective. I have come to trust my system as a reality-check on domain names - if it estimates my name's value to be $2, I'll know that I shouldn't expect any big bucks coming my way anytime soon, and maybe set a low price target for the name in order to get it sold, like start at $100-200, then if no success, maybe sell it for $10-50 and use that money to buy a stronger name.

Of course this is just my method, I'm definitely not saying it's the final word.