Is doyosi.com enough for introducing app?

[Doyosi]

a. Did you create or acquire it?
Frontend is an open source bootstrap template, but backend yes I created.

b. Which market and industry is it best suited?
Domain Names Marketplace

c. What is your target demographic?
All domainers around the world.

d. Do you already have a value in mind for selling it?
I won't sell - this is my project.

e. What is the age of the website?
3 years old.

f. What traffic does the website pull in and what is its demographics?
Newly translated English. So metrics are not global.

g. Do you have a subscription newsletter or email list and how large is it?
No subscriptions, E-mail list : 25

h. Does your site have any backlinks?
~1200 Backlinks

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Link to site: http://doyosi.com
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Please review doyosi.com, this is a domain management system website and here is full of domainers.
Your comments are really important for my project.

Thanks all.

 

[dbustin]

Doyosi ... huh thats an interesting name certainly has an eastern european sound to it. but from an north american english speaking perspective, its not pronouncable and is not easy to remember. Imagine you were trying to remember the name of an app you saw... doyosi now was it two o's? two i's? two y's? not easy to remember. this is just my two cents not trying to be negative.

Now for the site, i think its a great design and love how you should availability in other TLDS in one of the columns my only real critique is the name the demo looks really good. But if you love the name stick with it, it brought you this far.

 

[Doyosi]

Thank you for great explanation for pronouncing. I didn't think about that before.
You're really right but it was too late for changing servers, apis, nameservers, codes, all typed for doyosi. I think I can solve this using a pronouncable domain name and redirect it to doyosi.com.

Thanks again @dbustin . It was very helpful.

 

[xeroox]

I'm in the europe so its pretty pronouncable for me

 

[Emre Sert]

guzel gorunuyor (looks good)