NON EXACT Premium Keywords declinations

[NameFinest]

Hi guys,

I own some domains with powerful keywords that match both the keyword's research volume and a brandable name.

But with a letter or two at the end.

For example:
- AquaFreshly.com
- BusinessBoosterr.com

(Famous example: Fiverr.com)

Without LY and the second R at the end, they should have a great value potential for sure.

Does this kind of domain have still a market? And how could be their value in the percentage of the exact keyword match?

 

[Future Sensors]

The first domain is a well-known brand / trademark with "ly" added. That's a no-go.

The second domain ends with "rr", which doesn't make sense with this combination (without, it's a pretty good domain).

I'd drop them both, unfortunately.

Please do keep creating nice names, but don't touch any well-known brands and TMs.

 

[NameFinest]

The first domain is a well-known brand / trademark with "ly" added. That's a no-go.

The second domain ends with "rr", which doesn't make sense with this combination (without, it's a pretty good domain).

I'd drop them both, unfortunately.

Please do keep creating nice names, but don't touch any well-known brands and TMs.

Thanks for your reply. Noted!

I didn't know about the trademark thing.

So if I'm looking for a domain with a powerful keywords match, should I still consider some non-exact variations or better to absolutely avoid that?

For example, another domain I own is rankboostr.com (which of course could be better with the right word booster), but can you still get some value from this one, or it is a no-go?

 

[biggie]

Hi
how about you post all your names in a single appraisal thread and then we can critique all at once.

starting various threads to discuss your domain examples isn't the way to stay focused on one thing at a time.

imo...

 

[NameFinest]

Hi
how about you post all your names in a single appraisal thread and then we can critique all at once.

starting various threads to discuss your domain examples isn't the way to stay focused on one thing at a time.

imo...

Hi Biggie, I'm not looking for appraisals here, just to understand general concepts of what a good domain is.

From pros or regs perspective.