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Hello,

I have some domains I'm curious about the value of these are:
  • findlocations.online
  • findaccommodation.online
  • findemployment.online
  • jobhunt.online
  • findinformation.online
thank you :)
 
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I'm not an expert on the .online extension - I've considered a few but don't hold any. It is a relatively popular ngTLD though and I think has resale value although like most ngTLDs will take effort and patience.

I like the matching of the word and extension. Of the ones you mention, I like these three the best (I wonder if the information one and locations one are both too generic - like they could mean anything)
JobHunt*online
FindAccommodation*online
FindEmployment*online

Last fall PrimeLocation*online sold for $300, and I would regard that as not quite as good but a close comparator to your names. EasyCash*online went for $1200.

So I would suggest something in mid $$$ as possible with a bit of effort and patience, and possibly low $$$$. Good luck with them!

Bob

(ps GoValue say $102, <$100 and $337 for the three names)
 
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I'm not an expert on the .online extension - I've considered a few but don't hold any. It is a relatively popular ngTLD though and I think has resale value although like most ngTLDs will take effort and patience.

I like the matching of the word and extension. Of the ones you mention, I like these three the best (I wonder if the information one and locations one are both too generic - like they could mean anything)
JobHunt*online
FindAccommodation*online
FindEmployment*online

Last fall PrimeLocation*online sold for $300, and I would regard that as not quite as good but a close comparator to your names. EasyCash*online went for $1200.

So I would suggest something in mid $$$ as possible with a bit of effort and patience, and possibly low $$$$. Good luck with them!

Bob

(ps GoValue say $102, <$100 and $337 for the three names)

Thanks for your response,

As I am fairly new to domaining, I'm not really sure how to go about putting the effort in to sell the domains to a wider client base, I know I should email some companies that may be interested, but other than that I'm not too sure what else I can do to gain more traction and interest in these domains.
 
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Thanks for your response,

As I am fairly new to domaining, I'm not really sure how to go about putting the effort in to sell the domains to a wider client base, I know I should email some companies that may be interested, but other than that I'm not too sure what else I can do to gain more traction and interest in these domains.

If you have not already, the first step should be to list them somewhere on a Marketplace like Undeveloped, the Afternic Network, Sedo, etc., or if hoping to sell "wholesale" to domainers a place like NamePros.

You should set it up so that a lander page will appear with information contact and perhaps price or other information when someone enters the domain name, although the odds of that is low with a multiple word one probably.

You may have options in social media to promote that you have the names, with hashtags that might attract clients. If you do this be discrete as people don't like to be spammed.

One option is to set up your own website so people looking for domains involving the keywords will find you, although this takes a lot of time to get high in search, although ultimately this is probably best.

I live in a country that limits outbound "cold" emails to most, but if you are allowed, you can research possible clients for your domain names.

Keep in mind even if you do all of these things, the odds of any one domain name selling in a year are low (certainly less than 1 chance in 100)

I am not sure where you have them registered. If there is an associated Marketplace, e.g. NameSilo, Namecheap, etc. one easy option is to list them there. I find this does work but only if you are willing to sell them at really bargain basement prices.

Good luck
 
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didn't an online just sell for mid XXXX..... findme.online i think it was.

I actually think these are ok.....findlocations is the best IMO but you will have to sit and wait for the right buyer.
 
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didn't an online just sell for mid XXXX..... findme.online i think it was.

I actually think these are ok.....findlocations is the best IMO but you will have to sit and wait for the right buyer.

Yes assurances and assurance went for $5000 and $3000 within the last month. Not sure if an outlier, or an indication of increased value and interest.
 
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didn't an online just sell for mid XXXX..... findme.online i think it was.

I actually think these are ok.....findlocations is the best IMO but you will have to sit and wait for the right buyer.
yeah a .online sold recently, so I thought up some other .onlines as most words weren't taken etc, so I thought i'd give it a shot as my last domains that I registered were uh... pretty crap to say the least
 
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Bump just seeing if there's any more opinions
 
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bump anyone else?
 
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