domain londonwind.com , countrysongs.in , training program.de Please appraise

[Davidlee111]

Any help or advice along with an appraisal would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

David

 

[Davidlee111]

anyone ?

 

[ImageAuthors]

LondonWind.com might hold some value for a wind ensemble (if one exists calling itself the "London Wind Ensemble"). That would especially be the case if they tour outside the UK. Here in the USA, we'd be more likely to look them up at a .COM.

If no such wind ensemble exists, then this domain is probably worth nothing. London surely has too many buildings for wind power.

Little value in CountrySongs.in. To date, .IN isn't selling at very high values overall. Country music might (I don't know) be popular in India. But I think people in India will be more likely to look up country songs at American websites.

TrainingProgram.de ... .DE does sell very well indeed. Usually, of course, German would be the language of choice. So I'm not sure if there's much of a market for 2-word English domains ending in .DE.

Conclusion: Some chance for LondonWind.com. But it's still not the sort of domain you should be investing in. At most, there will be one wind ensemble calling itself by that name. And targeting a single buyer is not the way to proceed. If there is no buyer at all, then that is even less likely to work out in your favor. Look for domains with multiple buyers or an unlimited number.

 

[Planet9]

Image Authors What exactly do you mean by "Investing In"

I think there may be a disconnect on this Subforum as well as this forum as to how people acquire domain names. Speaking for myself and I believe others, a lot of us acquire domains by registering them for $1-8 in General. I'm not being sarcastic but do you believe if someone registers a domain for a few dollars they are investing in? I'm kind of doing it for a lark/hobby/experiment kind of like buying lottery tickets.Thanks for any clarification.

LondonWind.com might hold some value for a wind ensemble (if one exists calling itself the "London Wind Ensemble"). That would especially be the case if they tour outside the UK. Here in the USA, we'd be more likely to look them up at a .COM.

If no such wind ensemble exists, then this domain is probably worth nothing. London surely has too many buildings for wind power.

Little value in CountrySongs.in. To date, .IN isn't selling at very high values overall. Country music might (I don't know) be popular in India. But I think people in India will be more likely to look up country songs at American websites.

TrainingProgram.de ... .DE does sell very well indeed. Usually, of course, German would be the language of choice. So I'm not sure if there's much of a market for 2-word English domains ending in .DE.

Conclusion: Some chance for LondonWind.com. But it's still not the sort of domain you should be investing in. At most, there will be one wind ensemble calling itself by that name. And targeting a single buyer is not the way to proceed. If there is no buyer at all, then that is even less likely to work out in your favor. Look for domains with multiple buyers or an unlimited number.