domain my first six .com registrations

[Pyros]

Hi, please could you let me know how much the following are worth (if anything)?

GlamBags.com

ClassyClogs.com

CustomerJournal.com

ReliableAnalysis.com

PoshPlay.com

TwistOrStick.com

I'd like to sell them in the next 2-3 months, without any 'development'.
Any suggestons on where would be a good place would also be welcome.
Am hoping something is worth more than it's reg fee!

 

[Pyros]

Hi Folks,

I'm completely new to this. I've read the faqs, stuck to .coms, avoided numbers, hyphens and misspellings, done a lot of ns-lookuping around, and stuck to just six registrations as my first attempt at domaining.

It would really be handy if a few of you could pick out a name or two, and let me know how much it's likely to be worth, even if its $0.

Cheers!

 

[MicroGuy]

Ok....I'll say zero on all of the above.

Here's a thought, you could open a DynaDot account (free), register domains, ask for appraisals, then grace delete (.20) the bad ones. Good luck and much success!

 

[seven]

I think customerjournal.com is decent. Otherwise you have nothing unless I'm missing the boat on keywords within a narrow niche.

Keep going for keyword + journal/blog.com. That will be your best bet for a turnaround.

 

[RogueWriter]

CustomerJournal.com really lends itself to a blog where, as you purchase items online you review the process, merchant site design, ease of shopping, transaction smoothness, security concerns, etc. The advantage being, of course, that you review merchants who have affiliate programs, and any links you provide the surfer are commissionable.

The focus of that domain -really- lends itself to that approach, if I were you I would keep it for development before selling.

With glambags.com, there are a couple good handbag affiliate programs out there, you could turn it into a fairly nice upscale handbag affiliate site - just in time for Xmas.

urban dictionary has several definitionsfor Glam, might give you some ideas... http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=glam

ClassyClogs.com , I also like. I have a tendancy to like any domain that could easily be used as a product based affiliate site, and this one could fit the bill. I do not sell shoes online, always seemed like there was a lot of competition in that, but I can't say I've run across anyone promoting clogs, specifically, so you might not have as much competition rpomoting a 'clogs' affiliate site than some other type of shoe.