Just bought a domain

[domainman92]

Hello everyone I just purchased the domain
marijuanagrowma.com

What do you think about this domain?
Does it have potential?

 

[biggie]

why did you register it


why is 'ma" at the end of name?

value = reg fee with coupon code

 

[DomainsOnMain.com]

Massachusetts. Just legalized, right?

 

[biggie]

since you're going to have to explain that to everyone, then better to have full word than that abbreviation.

imo....

 

[Kuffy]

I must admit I didn't understand it - I thought it meant marijuana makes you mother fat.

 

[Pierre Barnard]

Didnt get it either.

 

[RegBoss]

junk in my opinion. sorry

 

[hxp]

Get a refund while you still can.​

 

[urlurl]

maybe you can sell it to that guy looking to buy domains for $0.10

 

[domainman92]

why did you register it


why is 'ma" at the end of name?

value = reg fee with coupon code

ma for massachusetts

 

[domainman92]

Massachusetts. Just legalized, right?

Yes correct

 

[domainman92]

Get a refund while you still can.​

Just did lol thank you.
What would be a good domain to start with a .com or something else?

 

[hxp]

Just did lol thank you.
What would be a good domain to start with a .com or something else?

If I could tell you about a profitable handreg, I'd go ahead and register it myself...

I can tell you this:

- Stick to .com
- 2 words or less
- No typos, or uncommon spellings/abbreviations
- Watch what sells (namebio.com)
- Watch what's going to sell (research/news/press releases/blogs/etc.)
- Stick to what you already know. Look for names in industries/niches that you're interested in, or have knowledge of. These names will still hold value for you, even if you don't sell them. You can also add value to these names, much more easily and efficiently, if you decide to use them one day.

Cheers.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

"hey Ma! guess what? I'm Growing Marijuana Ma!"

Ma: "WORD?????? where at?"

"Check out MarijuanaGrowMa.com Ma! it's the schiznitz!"

lol sorry! couldn't resist. get a grace delete while you can. although. if someone posted

MarijuanaGrowNY.com would we even bat an eye?

Good luck DomainMan92.

 

[domainman92]

If I could tell you about a profitable handreg, I'd go ahead and register it myself...

I can tell you this:

- Stick to .com
- 2 words or less
- No typos, or uncommon spellings/abbreviations
- Watch what sells (namebio.com)
- Watch what's going to sell (research/news/press releases/blogs/etc.)
- Stick to what you already know. Look for names in industries/niches that you're interested in, or have knowledge of. These names will still hold value for you, even if you don't sell them. You can also add value to these names, much more easily and efficiently, if you decide to use them one day.

Cheers.

Thank you for the advise!

 

[domainman92]

If I could tell you about a profitable handreg, I'd go ahead and register it myself...

I can tell you this:

- Stick to .com
- 2 words or less
- No typos, or uncommon spellings/abbreviations
- Watch what sells (namebio.com)
- Watch what's going to sell (research/news/press releases/blogs/etc.)
- Stick to what you already know. Look for names in industries/niches that you're interested in, or have knowledge of. These names will still hold value for you, even if you don't sell them. You can also add value to these names, much more easily and efficiently, if you decide to use them one day.

Cheers.

Also are "-" in between word an ok thing to do?

 

[Pierre Barnard]

Also are "-" in between word an ok thing to do?

Normally NO, but sometimes YES. If that makes sense.

 

[Templr]

Sure it's not grandma

 

[hxp]

Also are "-" in between word an ok thing to do?

Normally NO, but sometimes YES. If that makes sense.

^ Pretty much.

If you're new though, I'm gonna say no. Hyphens and numbers are tricky areas. Don't get into that until you've made some sales and have some confidence in your abilities. Of course, there are exceptions, but they're fairly obvious. Names like "1234.com", "Shop247", "1Love.com", etc. are instant buys. There are chinese and german markets as well, which value numbers and hyphens, but IMO these are advanced areas and you really need to do some studying before you get involved with them. Stick to letters for now.

 

[domainman92]

^ Pretty much.

If you're new though, I'm gonna say no. Hyphens and numbers are tricky areas. Don't get into that until you've made some sales and have some confidence in your abilities. Of course, there are exceptions, but they're fairly obvious. Names like "1234.com", "Shop247", "1Love.com", etc. are instant buys. There are chinese and german markets as well, which value numbers and hyphens, but IMO these are advanced areas and you really need to do some studying before you get involved with them. Stick to letters for now.

Oh ok I understand, what are some of the popular blogs and sites I should be taking a closer look at to better understand the industry?

thank you for the help btw really appreciate it