domain Newbie looking for help with these names... PaidTesting.com

[stradman]

Hello Everyone,

I started using Namepros in 2009 for a short time but stopped until the last couple weeks. Now I'm trying to get back into domaining. I found a list of domains that have not been registered yet so feel free to reg them if you want. I just want to know from you guys if I'm on the right track choosing names to flip. I know that it's difficult to reg a name and flip it for more money but I've done it a couple times when I first started. Here is the little list of names I've found so far that I think might be good please let me know if I'm on the right track. Thank you very much for any and all advice!

PaidTesting.com
FishingWow.com
CareLawyer.com
TermLawyer.com
AnswerHeap.com
TameSEO.com
techtrepreneur.com
Baconsphere.com
PieShopping.com
RumShopping.com
SweatShopping.com
CounterLawyer.com
TellJournal.com
Unleashedfootball.com
PositiveToys.com
IndustryToys.com

 

[biggie]

paid testing, maybe

the rest, I'd pass

 

[stradman]

Ok, thanks Biggie!

 

[gilescoley]

I can't see any value in these names

 

[stradman]

Anybody have any ideas how our where I can find good names? Thanks for all your help! I really appreciate it!!

 

[doubleU]

paid testing, maybe

the rest, I'd pass

I agree with biggie.

Stay around namepros for a while to refresh your mind, lots of tips here as to whats a good name.

 

[alcy]

Anybody have any ideas how our where I can find good names? Thanks for all your help! I really appreciate it!!

to reg? nowhere. but you can spend hours brainstorming some things to reg and then hope for best offer from endusers one day.

if u do not mean to reg, then look godaddy auctions.. expired.. dropped..

have fun

 

[aramyus]

There are a couple things you can do to quickly find if a keyword domain is of interest:

- check if there is any demand for the keyword (GKT), in particular if there are plenty of announcers reported on spyfu or similar

- check if there are similar domains in zfbot (or namedroppers.com which is faster)

If you run these tests on your domains, you'll see they have limited interest (or more exactly that you will have a hard time to find someone to buy them)

Many people publish lists of available domains. You can learn by watching if those domain remain available after a few days: it tells you what is of interest and what is not.

You'll have more chances to find something of interest in auctions. What is free to register is usually the lelt over. However, there are few gems from time to time.

 

[stradman]

There are a couple things you can do to quickly find if a keyword domain is of interest:

- check if there is any demand for the keyword (GKT), in particular if there are plenty of announcers reported on spyfu or similar

- check if there are similar domains in zfbot (or namedroppers.com which is faster)

If you run these tests on your domains, you'll see they have limited interest (or more exactly that you will have a hard time to find someone to buy them)

Many people publish lists of available domains. You can learn by watching if those domain remain available after a few days: it tells you what is of interest and what is not.

You'll have more chances to find something of interest in auctions. What is free to register is usually the lelt over. However, there are few gems from time to time.

That's a huge help! Thank you!

 

[iowadawg]

All great domains.
Put them for sale on Namepros as BRANDABLE DOMAINS.
These domains of yours are a step ahead of so many so called brandable domains already for sale on NP!

 

[gilescoley]

Anybody have any ideas how our where I can find good names? Thanks for all your help! I really appreciate it!!

Read, read and read some more, keep reading until you understand domains and what makes them valuable. Have a look at namebio.com and dnjournal.com and look at the recent domain sales to get an idea of what sells

Stick to .COM names

 

[wcpthree]

Read, read and read some more, keep reading until you understand domains and what makes them valuable. Have a look at namebio.com and dnjournal.com and look at the recent domain sales to get an idea of what sells

Stick to .COM names

Listen to this gentleman. He's smart. I've argued with him in the past and it made me zero dollars. Read his posts, absorb what he talks about, and your bank account will head north. You can learn everything you need to know, right here on NP.....

 

[wcpthree]

I'll admit, I like saying techtrepeneur, but it's not visually appealing.

 

[stradman]

Thank you to everyone for your time and advice!!

 

[DomainPluto]

I like PieShopping.com. Site can be converted into a ecommerce site that sells pie. Just my two cents

PaidTesting may have some reseller value

 

[ksusha64]

Welcome to NP!

 

[DNScholar]

I like following and you'll make money if you hold and find end user.

FishingWow.com
TermLawyer.com
Unleashedfootball.com
PositiveToys.com

 

[MisterSoft.com]

Hello Everyone,

I started using Namepros in 2009 for a short time but stopped until the last couple weeks. Now I'm trying to get back into domaining. I found a list of domains that have not been registered yet so feel free to reg them if you want. I just want to know from you guys if I'm on the right track choosing names to flip. I know that it's difficult to reg a name and flip it for more money but I've done it a couple times when I first started. Here is the little list of names I've found so far that I think might be good please let me know if I'm on the right track. Thank you very much for any and all advice!

PaidTesting.com
FishingWow.com
CareLawyer.com
TermLawyer.com
AnswerHeap.com
TameSEO.com
techtrepreneur.com
Baconsphere.com
PieShopping.com
RumShopping.com
SweatShopping.com
CounterLawyer.com
TellJournal.com
Unleashedfootball.com
PositiveToys.com
IndustryToys.com

PaidTesting.com $500-999 maybe more (great domain for paid....)
SweatShopping.com (Whatever happening in 3rd world countries and poor people are being exploited in SWEAT SHOPS...)
These two domains have great potentials. All the best