Hello All,
What makes us as individuals decide which names to register? It all depends on many factors, obviously, including a personal interest in a particular subject and what the individual intends to do with the name.
The vast majority of N.P's members buy to develop and sell at a later stage - or buy to earn revenue from parking.
Whenever a "word" becomes popular and is typed in frequently, everyone seems to think that they should jump on the bandwagon and hope to make money from that keyword. That's obvious.
"sex" "blog" "poker" "seo" and the like have spawned so many ridiculous names, that I find it laughable that some members honestly believe that they can make a success of whatever they intend to do with a stupid name that may not be practicable.
I think that in general, we all overestimate the intelligence of the majority of people that punch in names on their p.c.
Many youngsters, for example, will know the correct spelling of a new game called " mighty monsters of the deep.co.uk", but cant spell "university".
And of course, the people who are quite literate, will always like to use a name for its brevity, simplicity in spelling, and because it is "catchy"!
If somebody put up the names "godaddy.com", "yahoo.com", and the like, before they were so very succesful - we would have the usual meaningless,
"reg fee" or "low to middle...." appraisals.
All very obvious. However, it leads me to wonder how many members buy the short catchy names as an investment, regardless that the name on its own means nothing....but will be so easily remembered and so easily typed in, when and if that name is branded correctly and becomes part of most people's vocabulary?
(more people in Gt. Britain know -and can spell- the word "Google" than the word "autumn").
Would anyone agree that a meaningless (but practicable) six letter .com, is going to be worth more in five years time, than some of the endless rubbish that pours out day after day?
If you have reg'd such a name for investment of that type, I'd like to hear those names.
Who knows, there might be another "microsoft" waiting in the wings.
Here are a couple of "meaningless" names I've acquired and are willing to retain fror a few years, in the hope that..........
diktak.com
chupto.com
acmecam.com
canbutdo.com
eggchip.com
Let's hear what you've got that might secure your financial future!
Thanks fellas.
charbar.
What makes us as individuals decide which names to register? It all depends on many factors, obviously, including a personal interest in a particular subject and what the individual intends to do with the name.
The vast majority of N.P's members buy to develop and sell at a later stage - or buy to earn revenue from parking.
Whenever a "word" becomes popular and is typed in frequently, everyone seems to think that they should jump on the bandwagon and hope to make money from that keyword. That's obvious.
"sex" "blog" "poker" "seo" and the like have spawned so many ridiculous names, that I find it laughable that some members honestly believe that they can make a success of whatever they intend to do with a stupid name that may not be practicable.
I think that in general, we all overestimate the intelligence of the majority of people that punch in names on their p.c.
Many youngsters, for example, will know the correct spelling of a new game called " mighty monsters of the deep.co.uk", but cant spell "university".
And of course, the people who are quite literate, will always like to use a name for its brevity, simplicity in spelling, and because it is "catchy"!
If somebody put up the names "godaddy.com", "yahoo.com", and the like, before they were so very succesful - we would have the usual meaningless,
"reg fee" or "low to middle...." appraisals.
All very obvious. However, it leads me to wonder how many members buy the short catchy names as an investment, regardless that the name on its own means nothing....but will be so easily remembered and so easily typed in, when and if that name is branded correctly and becomes part of most people's vocabulary?
(more people in Gt. Britain know -and can spell- the word "Google" than the word "autumn").
Would anyone agree that a meaningless (but practicable) six letter .com, is going to be worth more in five years time, than some of the endless rubbish that pours out day after day?
If you have reg'd such a name for investment of that type, I'd like to hear those names.
Who knows, there might be another "microsoft" waiting in the wings.
Here are a couple of "meaningless" names I've acquired and are willing to retain fror a few years, in the hope that..........
diktak.com
chupto.com
acmecam.com
canbutdo.com
eggchip.com
Let's hear what you've got that might secure your financial future!
Thanks fellas.
charbar.
