domain jogg / dot / com

[LaurentV]

In an article on the blog, @James Iles talk about a very nice portfolio.

Jog.com
Future Media Architects owns a substantial amount of short domains, but the only three-letter .COM domain name in our list is Jog.com. This name is one of our favorites from the FMA portfolio because it is a common three-letter word in a lucrative industry, fitness.

According to from Statista, the fitness industry in the United States has a revenue of $3.4 billion in 2018, with jogging being one of the most popular fitness activities. Jog would make a phenomenal brand name in the industry.

I own Jogg / dot / com since many years. Now I want to sell it, to develop some few other projects.
I refused two proposition at 15k, one at 25k. I think this domain is great and have the potential to make 6 figures.

But I have a doubt.

English / American writte "jog" or "jogg"?
"Jogg" could be a good alternative, or is it ruined by "jog" with only one "g"?

Thanks!

 

[twiki]

Yep, My broker do it. I don't know if it's work.
Some people do not see the value of a domain name. Or have other priorities.

Lot of brokers don't want to try to sell it to a high-end user.
I don't know why exactely... Because it's not phone.com or money.com?

Hold on to it. For now.

Until we're past this market, when a new bubble forms and end buyers will be loaded with cash and more than willing to drop on a nice domain.

 

[Lord Antares]

I think the market is a precise reflection of what happens in the real world right now.

I see increased demand, but lower demand of high-value domains. As in, people NEED domains as they are forced to go online, but are cash strapped hence will go for a compromise, with a lower price.

It will only go deeper in this direction for a few years, I expect.

Good observation. To me, lots of .co sales might signify this (.co being the cheaper alternative).

 

[twiki]

Good observation. To me, lots of .co sales might signify this (.co being the cheaper alternative).

Yeah, it is a way to look at this.

 

[brandpainvestment]

I would have accepted that $25,000 offer

 

[LaurentV]

To me, lots of .co sales might signify this (.co being the cheaper alternative).

Yes, I've the same impression.

Hold on to it.

Thanks a lot for your observations. Make me think a lot. You are right. Well observed.

I would have accepted that $25,000 offer

May be... It's too late now. I'm waiting for the next bubble

 

[LUP]

I like the repeated g word

reseller maybe $2,5k, end users $8-15k

goodluck

 

[LaurentV]

Hi, according to dnjournal, six 4-letter domain names have recently been sold:
Miri.com - $199,995
Relu.com - $58,888
Vemo.com - $25,305
Lado.com - $19,799
imor.com - $2,502
yoye.com - $2,472

So to determine the price of jogg.com, now I've averaged it and I get :
$51,493

I offer jogg.net as a gift.