domain Noiise.com

[dave74]

Would like some opinions for Noiise.com

 

[BarryR]

I dont feel that one, just like.. Storrm.com, Moonnshine.com, wiind.com. People forget those kind of domains in my opinion unless it has a deeper meaning I am not aware of.

 

[Mohsin Ali]

nice name ... High chances of acceptance at Brandbucket for 2-5k ...Memorable name....

 

[dave74]

nice name ... High chances of acceptance at Brandbucket for 2-5k ...Memorable name....

That's what I was thinking. Thanks

 

[Truespin Domains]

Doesn't Brand Bucket take quite a dim view on repeated letters?

 

[dave74]

BB loves double letter domains. They sell well too.

 

[Truespin Domains]

BB loves double letter domains. They sell well too.

Interesting. I was getting confused with BrandPa, which states:

A common domain hack is to repeat a letter, e.g. exammple.com. We see these as low-value domains, which would be hard for any company to brand or protect, and reject nearly all of them.​

 

[dave74]

Wiise.com just sold for $18,000 on Sedo.

 

[Joshua Harding]

While I'm not typically a fan of double letters, it works particularly well with this word. I'd echo the likely BB acceptance and 2-5k of the above poster.

 

[November]

I think double letters are interesting and brandable. $2000-$5500 is my appraisal

 

[Bannen]

These are decent sellers as long as the double letter is in a word that is usable. Noiise is okay for audio tech, music, maybe even news/rant/blog/leaks (making noise about something). I'd agree with the above appraisals that BB might accept this one and list in the low - mid x,xxx range.

To give you comps, I have a couple similar-quality ones accepted recently at BB for that amount (Freakk .com and Shaarp .com). BB rejected my domain Aboove .com, and also rejected my Sellection .com (with two 'L's).

I did sell Sellection a couple months ago to an inbound private offer thru my Efty landing page, and it's now nicely developed by the new owner. You never know what a buyer will do with that extra letter; with Sellection I thought of course someone would brand it for the 'Sell'-ection, but this buyer branded it for the S'elle'ction. I sold it for the same price range as stated above, most of these added-letter domains seem to sell in that range, except for the occasional really nice one that sells for more (as the abovementioned Wiise).

Good luck

 

[dave74]

These are decent sellers as long as the double letter is in a word that is usable. Noiise is okay for audio tech, music, maybe even news/rant/blog/leaks (making noise about something). I'd agree with the above appraisals that BB might accept this one and list in the low - mid x,xxx range.

To give you comps, I have a couple similar-quality ones accepted recently at BB for that amount (Freakk .com and Shaarp .com). BB rejected my domain Aboove .com, and also rejected my Sellection .com (with two 'L's).

I did sell Sellection a couple months ago to an inbound private offer thru my Efty landing page, and it's now nicely developed by the new owner. You never know what a buyer will do with that extra letter; with Sellection I thought of course someone would brand it for the 'Sell'-ection, but this buyer branded it for the S'elle'ction. I sold it for the same price range as stated above, most of these added-letter domains seem to sell in that range, except for the occasional really nice one that sells for more (as the abovementioned Wiise).

Good luck

Sounds like you know your double letters. I don’t know if I want to sell through Brand Bucket though where else do you recommend. Parking is an option that way I have full control of it.

I was thinking Noiise.com would be a great marketing website or tech site.

Did you sell all of your double letters.

Thanks!

 

[November]

I own corrporate.com

 

[Bob Hawkes]

It is a nice name, and smiile in com sold for $18,000 , possibly comparable (although smile has more potential uses than noise). Among the audience would be a company or consultancy working in the area of noise pollution and how to minimize noise in cities, cars, machinery, etc. I would think something low to mid $$$$ is the price range. Best of luck with it!

 

[dave74]

It is a nice name, and smiile in com sold for $18,000 , possibly comparable (although smile has more potential uses than noise). Among the audience would be a company or consultancy working in the area of noise pollution and how to minimize noise in cities, cars, machinery, etc. I would think something low to mid $$$$ is the price range. Best of luck with it!

I wish I could get $18,000 for it like smiile. Noiise is pretty brandable and can be used in lots of niches. Thanks

 

[dave74]

I think double letters are interesting and brandable. $2000-$5500 is my appraisal

Thanks