domain InkKit.com

[Wanda]

The ink~jet refill online business is huge. This name is short, catchy and lacks nothing .. it's very descriptive of what the site would sell..

InkKit.com
nearly 2yrs registration time.

I"de like your opinion on "END USER" valuations.
www.inkkit.com


Thankyou!:gn:

 

[Coastalguy]

I'll start the ball rolling...2 short - 3 letter words that sound good together and end in dotcom. Gotta like it!

Developed...$500+
Undeveloped enduser...$150+

(maybe more)

ST

 

[Wanda]

Thankyou Costalguy.. as always I appreciate your feedback!

Any others wish to comment on InkKit.com ?

 

[Jeff]

Originally posted by WandaCox
Any others wish to comment on InkKit.com ?

Yes.

Nice "set-up" here: http://www.inkkit.com :kickass:

Link: http://www.stores-for-you.com/deal2_ink.html

Link: http://www.inkbarrel.com/color_ink_kit.asp

At the End user level, I would think $175 - $225+ (as an undeveloped domain name). The above two links (potential End user "leads") appear viable to me, and I think the level for an Asking price here is reasonable, IMHO. Certainly, you could start higher and negotiate ... but I think potentially more interest would be generated initially in this "range", as I see it.
$22.50 - $35+ (wholesale), unless other's also saw this Retail potential.
Good Luck here ... and please keep us posted.

 

[mr webname]

The double "k" makes this name a bit unsightly and cumbersome IMO - interesting to note that a year before this name was reg'd someone reg'd ink-kit.com and it is an active? though lousy site.
I think this is a case where the hyphen is the best option, but that doesn't help you.
I think you need to improve the existing site and develop it into a full-blown refill selling shop, then either profit from it or sell it as a developed site, that's the only way to realise its full potential IMO. If you don't do that, you could offer it to the owner of ink-kit.com and see if he/she likes the idea of a backup name, or check Google for possible interest.
With "ink kit" getting just 56 on Overture and not much on Google it's not a name that cries out to be bought on its own and you might have to work hard to get over $50 for it - but I could be wrong

 

[WhiteLion]

agree with coastal guy on this one.

 

[Wanda]

Originally posted by mr webname
The double "k" makes this name a bit unsightly and cumbersome IMO - interesting to note that a year before this name was reg'd someone reg'd ink-kit.com and it is an active? though lousy site.
I think this is a case where the hyphen is the best option, but that doesn't help you.
I think you need to improve the existing site and develop it into a full-blown refill selling shop, then either profit from it or sell it as a developed site, that's the only way to realise its full potential IMO. If you don't do that, you could offer it to the owner of ink-kit.com and see if he/she likes the idea of a backup name, or check Google for possible interest.
With "ink kit" getting just 56 on Overture and not much on Google it's not a name that cries out to be bought on its own and you might have to work hard to get over $50 for it - but I could be wrong

Thankyou MrWebname for the tip on the hyphenated version.. I did not realize ink-kit.com was reg'd nor a dev'd site. Appreciate the suggestions as well!

 

[Jeff]

Good point on the "double K", as well ... and though I think this domain is short enough to overcome that aspect to some degree, it's a very viable concern when appraising.
Good Luck with your marketing efforts here.

 

[Wanda]

Domain has been officially "sold"..
for a negotiating price of $325
Payment rec'd..
Name transfer'd..

 

[Wilfredo]

Nice sale

 

[lind]

congrats!

 

[hanz]

congratulations!!!

 

[kaliboy2g]

Very nice name. I would of kept it and developed thoguh

 

[netPH]

congratz Wanda...

$xxx range end-user