domain InterstitialAdvertising dot com

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I am curious as to what the domain InterstitialAdvertising dot com might be worth.


As you may already know it is a form of advertising inserted between web pages.

Thank you

 

[ArielT]

$xx range

I think is a bit long for an advertising company name and is a not popular term so most people wouldn't know what is about, so I consider it a bit unfriendly because not so memorable

Just my opinion, that is a range I think likely could sell, but if you could sell it for a higher amount, well try and good luck

 

[jcofclouds]

Personally, I would not buy this domain. The word Interstitial is not that common of a word, and alot of people would likely have troubles spelling it. Even if it was branded, people would still mispell it all the time. 0 value on this domain.

 

[ryan_uk]

$0, mate. Instead of going for a keyword domain for this, come up with a brand name. While you've chosen the right words, as the others mentioned they are unfriendly, not simple.

I would even prefer something such as "adbefore.com" (which is available at the time of writing), if you really want a keyword domain. It still sucks, but it's shorter and easier to remember.

Good luck, mate.

 

[kandikane13]

I am curious as to what the domain InterstitialAdvertising dot com might be worth.


As you may already know it is a form of advertising inserted between web pages.

Thank you

I see what you all are saying about it being a complicated word to spell however, "interstitialcystitis.com" (which is a medical term for a bladder issue, won't go into that any further) is currently listed at $29,571.22 minimum offer. So one never knows.

 

[ArielT]

I see what you all are saying about it being a complicated word to spell however, "interstitialcystitis.com" (which is a medical term for a bladder issue, won't go into that any further) is currently listed at $29,571.22 minimum offer. So one never knows.

With medical terms, people have to necessarily make a lookup for the term, "interstitial cystitis" has 49,500 global monthly exact searches and "Interstitial Advertising" has only 210, so what left, is to think whether is a nice name or not to use, in my opinion doesn't look too friendly

Also the asking price doesn't necessarily says much, just that, an asking price

 

[ryan_uk]

ArielT hit the nail on the head - anyone can ask for any price.

Your name is for advertising. Look up the KISS theory and then apply it to whatever advertising name you pick. You need to think about your target market, which might be people looking for that type of advertising, but also people (publishers and advertisers) looking for a good network in general. Many of those won't know advertising terminology (or not much).

 

[ArielT]

ArielT hit the nail on the head - anyone can ask for any price.

Your name is for advertising. Look up the KISS theory and then apply it to whatever advertising name you pick. You need to think about your target market, which might be people looking for that type of advertising, but also people (publishers and advertisers) looking for a good network in general. Many of those won't know advertising terminology (or not much).

Altough I should have said with any term that would have an acceptable number or searches could worth, but well this have not so much and I doubt will increase enough to consider it valuable in that line, so then how it looks

 

[kandikane13]

exact match searches?? c'mon that's not all he should be looking at with this name. take ryan_uk's advice. Best one here. funny how people give advice and then when you look at what names they purchased, they didn't even take their own advice when they chose the names they bought. lol I'm not saying everyone of course just a select few. No disrespect just stating an observation.

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actually the person that said he/she would have like to have seen interstitial ad instead of advertising also knew what they were talking about as that currently is doing really well in the search engines.

 

[ArielT]

exact match searches?? c'mon that's not all he should be looking at with this name. take ryan_uk's advice. Best one here. funny how people give advice and then when you look at what names they purchased, they didn't even take their own advice when they chose the names they bought. lol I'm not saying everyone of course just a select few. No disrespect just stating an observation.

I know exact searches doesn't appy as factor for all domains, and for that reason I looked at how good it was at least to me, beacuse after all is my opinion, and I saw it a bit unfriendly

And here is my second papragraph of my first comment that I'd like you read it again:

Just my opinion, that is a range I think likely could sell, but if you could sell it for a higher amount, well try and good luck