domain MiwaukeeBeaches.com

[SKG]

MilwaukeeBeaches.com

Please appraise and comment.

Thank you

 

[cera]

Very few searches for the correct spelling.
Can't imagine many direct type-ins of this typo.
value < reg fee

 

[SKG]

Sorry, I made a typo, lol, it is MilwaukeeBeaches.com that I own.

 

[mmurch03]

Haha that helps!

I was getting ready to agree with anyone that posted < reg fee!

Anyway, I think this could have great potential. I don't know how great Milwaukee's beaches are, but if they are even remotely decent you shouldn't have too much trouble finding someone that would take it off your hands for low $xx.

As evidenced above with your typo, this domain is a bear to spell, and that doesn't help its value.

 

[domainstosell]

Um, there's pretty much just the one beach in Milwaukee (I guess it's technically 5 beaches, if you cound the 'burbs), and it stinks like rotting fish a lot when the weather gets hot.

Sorry to be a letdown, but I don't see much future for this one...

 

[000]

Exactly, Milwaukee isn't really known for its lovely beach(es?) as far as I know.. :imho:

Reg fee.

 

[SKG]

Exactly, Milwaukee isn't really known for its lovely beach(es?) as far as I know.. :imho:

Reg fee.

"Milwaukee Beaches

The Milwaukee portion of Lake Michigan boasts five lifeguard-staffed beaches, including Bradford, Doctors, Grant, McKinley and South Shore. Bradford Beach, located on Lincoln Memorial Drive, is a hot spot for sunbathing. There is also sand volleyball courts, a bathhouse and concession buildings.

South of Bradford is McKinley Beach, also on Lincoln Memorial Drive. It has picnic areas and sand volleyball courts set up on request.

Bradford Beach in MilwaukeeDoctors Park Beach is located at 1870 E. Fox Lane in Fox Point, right off of Lake Drive. Sand volleyball courts can be set up on request.

In South Milwaukee, Grant Beach begins 100 S. Hawthorne Ave. In addition to picnic areas, sand volleyball courts can be set up by request.

South Shore Beach is located at 2900 S. Superior St. in Milwaukee. There is a bathhouse and sand volleyball courts can be set up on request."


"Bradford is one of Milwaukee's most popular beaches for swimming and sunbathing. With its close proximity to Veterans Park, Bradford gets some of the biggest crowds. This beach was originally built on a landfill in the '30s. The original shoreline is on the other side of Lincoln Memorial drive. Amenities include beach house, restrooms, hiking trails, bike paths and kite and tandem bike rental. -- Jeff Yoders "

 

[domainstosell]

"Milwaukee Beaches

The Milwaukee portion of Lake Michigan boasts five lifeguard-staffed beaches, including Bradford, Doctors, Grant, McKinley and South Shore. Bradford Beach, located on Lincoln Memorial Drive, is a hot spot for sunbathing. There is also sand volleyball courts, a bathhouse and concession buildings.

South of Bradford is McKinley Beach, also on Lincoln Memorial Drive. It has picnic areas and sand volleyball courts set up on request.

Bradford Beach in MilwaukeeDoctors Park Beach is located at 1870 E. Fox Lane in Fox Point, right off of Lake Drive. Sand volleyball courts can be set up on request.

In South Milwaukee, Grant Beach begins 100 S. Hawthorne Ave. In addition to picnic areas, sand volleyball courts can be set up by request.

South Shore Beach is located at 2900 S. Superior St. in Milwaukee. There is a bathhouse and sand volleyball courts can be set up on request."


"Bradford is one of Milwaukee's most popular beaches for swimming and sunbathing. With its close proximity to Veterans Park, Bradford gets some of the biggest crowds. This beach was originally built on a landfill in the '30s. The original shoreline is on the other side of Lincoln Memorial drive. Amenities include beach house, restrooms, hiking trails, bike paths and kite and tandem bike rental. -- Jeff Yoders "

Again, I hate to put you off, but they're being pretty sales-y with their article (from OnMilwaukee.com?). As I said, the beaches often stink like crazy, and unless you live in Milwaukee, you aren't going to travel to have a beach vacation here.

Don't get me wrong, the lakefront is fairly nice (when it doesn't stink and there's no poop or cryptosporidium floating in the lake), and there are nice parks/green spaces to walk, picnic, etc., but the domain (IMHO) is a bit of a stretch. Good luck with it; the singular form of the domain was available the last time I checked...