domain Newbie, just bought domain names, what are they worth?- Creditapparel.com

[Delusionalthomas]

Hey there, I'm new here..and new to all of this tbh. I just registered my own domain names through godaddy and was wondering if you all could tell me how much they might be worth?

Creditapparel.com
Creditmaneuver.com
Vitalstick.com
Vitalflix.com
Mainfling.com
Jinkfling.com

 

[garptrader]

Probably not worth much. However, two-word .COMs which represent phrases people search for or which are common expressions are generally going to attract more interest from businesses. Regardless, the phrases you chose do not appear to be very common or desirable. Try putting the two words in quotes at Google and see how often they appear. Also try Google Adwords Keyword Planner Tool to check search volume for those terms. How much are companies actually paying Google to rank for a particular search term? Check potential trademark issues using TESS.

As a newbie stick with .COM. Despite the temptation to experiment with alternative extensions where it is easier to find available keywords, you will end up wasting a lot of money if you have not yet learned what keywords are valuable. So the fact that it is hard to find available keywords in .COM will save you a lot of money while you learn. Given there are already over 120 million .COM registrations, it will be extremely difficult to find valuable .COM domains available for hand registration. Thus you may consider domains which are expiring and are now available for backorder. But again do not backorder a domain for $69 without first learning whether it should be valuable to a company in that niche. Namejet and Godaddy Auctions will give you plenty of choices for such names.

 

[Domain Lead Finder]

It seems like you just registered random 2 word combinations.

 

[Recons.Com]

You should stop registering before you understand what you are doing.

What is VitalStick? Did you mean adult stuff or something else? )
VitalFlix is even worse, imho.

CreditApparel - what kind of business do you envisage using it?