domain Opinions on sewsexy.com, sewwild.com, sewyoung.com, sewstupid.com, sewmine.com

[kiwidust]

These are all completely undeveloped domains that I've owned for about 10 years.

My lovely bride had just gotten into semi-professional embroidery and, as is often the case, we had big plans that went unimplemented.

I hope it's obvious that they would applicable for sewing/crafting related projects.

My inclination is that they would be ranked from most-to-least valuable like so:

sewsexy.com
sewwild.com
sewyoung.com
sewstupid.com
sewmine.com

I'm not naive enough to think they're worth a ton, but I'd love to get back the (moderate) investment if possible. I'm also not sure if separating them or keeping them as a group would be more sensible.

Thanks in advance for the consideration.

 

[Whogister]

I like SEWSEXY.COM

There is a niche market out there where people make stripper clothing and that domain would be a good fit for a person that does that. As far as pricing I think you could get a low $XXX for it.

I'm also not sure if separating them or keeping them as a group would be more sensible

I would try to sell SEWSEXY.COM separately since that's the best one (IMHO). The rest of them make the good one look bad. But the rest you can group together.

 

[johname]

to me I look at them and ask myself are any of them catchy enough that you would hear them as a tv show or a book. Kind of like that sew what's new. But I am not feeling it. I think sew sexy is the closest. SewSavvy com sold for $230 The others are probably a bust. Sew Stupid I like as comedy but in use it probably fails. Goodluck

 

[fm1234]

Pretty much in line with above, I'd say develop or outsource SewSexy.com and drop the rest. I like SewWild.com when I say it out loud, but my nearly-psychotic aversion to double letters puts it off my list.

SewSexy.com on the other hand could turn into a brand. You could probably sell it for a few hundred bucks, but it's clever, alliterative, super easy to remember and just "sounds like something people would talk about" for whatever that bit of subjectivism might be worth. A blog with sewing tips, patterns etc. for lingerie (I have sold lingerie and stripper apparel in a retail setting, and actual think you'd come out better catering to the classy stuff than the stripper-type market) with a bit of affiliate ads on it could easily generate what the domain would get on the sale market -- it hits a huge swath of cashed-up hobby niches (sewing, DIY, fashion, women's issues with feeling sexy, etc.) I honestly think you'll be short-changing yourself if you sell it as a domain only, particularly if your wife has some understanding of the presumed content.


Frank

 

[nothere]

depends on what type of crafts she wants to sew and make. SewSexy.com has a pornish feel about it. It may be best to buy another name. Just because you have these names, doesn't mean she has to choose only them.