domain Pink Tees

[primacomputer]

I would appreciate any comments on the worth of pinktees .com.

NOTE: the site contains ADULT ADS. Please do not consider this a developed site. Appraise on the name alone.

 

[slaughterbeck]

Okay...

Pink tees, well, I thought you might be selling T shirts there; Guess not.

Tees is acually a river, about 113 km (70 mi) long, of northeast England flowing generally east to the North Sea but you already knew that.

Low $xxx

 

[andyy15]

Too specific, If you sold T-shirts they would have to be pink? or your domain would not make sense lol. low to mid $xx

 

[Tippy]

I dont see much value in the name alone, value would only be based on revenue/traffic which is unknown.

Mike

 

[webgear]

Yeah agreed if it was pinkteens then you could get $xxxx.
So it's reg fee - low $xx for me .

 

[primacomputer]

Pink tees, well, I thought you might be selling T shirts there; Guess not.

Tees is acually a river, about 113 km (70 mi) long, of northeast England flowing generally east to the North Sea but you already knew that.

Low $xxx

I'm curious how you arrived at this figure. It's spot on. I've received three offers in the last few weeks ranging from $100-$500.

Too specific, If you sold T-shirts they would have to be pink? or your domain would not make sense lol. low to mid $xx

You'd be surprised how many places specialise in exactly this. It's a chick golf thing. Both pink t-shirts and pink golf tees. Go figure.

Yeah agreed if it was pinkteens then you could get $xxxx.
So it's reg fee - low $xx for me .

A good point on a potential typo. I get more traffic from typos of pinkteens.com than I get people looking for pink tees. That's why it's on my adult parking service instead of something else.

Thank you all for your input.

 

[Mikeyboy]

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[floatingworld]

if you have received offers in the $xxx region then take the best offer...

 

[.X.]

As the owner of Musictee.com i can see where your coming from,The problem i see with pinktees is that it points directly to pink,Pinkietees ect would be much more flexable for development IMO

Low xx to Mid xx IMO

If you have an offer in any range of low xxx i would take it quick.IMO

 

[primacomputer]

I don't get how pinkie would be more flexible. Is there some meaning to pinkie that I'm missing?
One the the key factors in deciding the register this name was the number of google results and overture count. Normally I'm not a big fan of these factors but in this case they seem useful.

I'm going to hang on to the name for a while longer. If have offers of $100-$500 in the first two months I'm certain I'll have better offers down the road.

 

[.X.]

I don't get how pinkie would be more flexible. Is there some meaning to pinkie that I'm missing?
One the the key factors in deciding the register this name was the number of google results and overture count. Normally I'm not a big fan of these factors but in this case they seem useful.

I'm going to hang on to the name for a while longer. If have offers of $100-$500 in the first two months I'm certain I'll have better offers down the road.

My reasoning for pinkie,Which was just an example of being able to be more flexable with the name as a development website.I own musictee.com and if someone offered me 500 bucks for it,It's thiers.100 dollars for that matter and it's thiers.Iam appraising from a development factor not a type in parking income.Therefore pinktees.com which points directly to pink t-shirts has limited development to pink t-shirts IMO Pinktease would be ideal lol

 

[primacomputer]

So are you saying that a more generic name would be better because it would have a wider target market. I can see the merit in this concept, but I think this would only apply to very low value names. I could reason that if I only have a budget of $50, so can't get a really good name, I might get something more versatile which could be used for other projects in the future. Or as the original registrant I might generate a whole slew of keyword combo names and pick the most generic so there are more potential buyers.

Still, in the long run I think a common phrase would beat something made up by a large factor. I guess it then becomes a question of the the quicker turnover and the return on the reinvestment against the higher long term return on a more specific name. Funny thing is I was expecting to turn this name around quick and use the proceeds to buy similar ones but when I realised how much it was worth I changed my mind. It'll be interesting to see if this was the right decision six months from now.

 

[Petter]

low xx$ to mid xx$ :imho: ~ Short and catchy, but not much meaning

 

[Tippy]

One the the key factors in deciding the register this name was the number of google results and overture count.

Google results : Results 1 - 10 of about 1,890 for "pink tees"

Yahoo results : Results 1 - 10 of about 1,410 for "pink tees"

Overture : 43/day

WordTracker : 61/day

Those #'s arnt impressive at all, I would have sold it as well for $XXX, no hesitation what so ever... but you could get a higher offer down the road, you never know or you could get no offers...

 

[slaughterbeck]

I'm curious how you arrived at this figure. It's spot on. I've received three offers in the last few weeks ranging from $100-$500.

Simple, "PinkTees"; "that's hot". :talk:

 

[.X.]

So are you saying that a more generic name would be better because it would have a wider target market. I can see the merit in this concept, but I think this would only apply to very low value names. I could reason that if I only have a budget of $50, so can't get a really good name, I might get something more versatile which could be used for other projects in the future. Or as the original registrant I might generate a whole slew of keyword combo names and pick the most generic so there are more potential buyers.

Still, in the long run I think a common phrase would beat something made up by a large factor. I guess it then becomes a question of the the quicker turnover and the return on the reinvestment against the higher long term return on a more specific name. Funny thing is I was expecting to turn this name around quick and use the proceeds to buy similar ones but when I realised how much it was worth I changed my mind. It'll be interesting to see if this was the right decision six months from now.

No i think you misunderstood where i was coming from.Pinkie is a dictionary word,Go to dictionary.com.But my point was if you were going to develope the name,You would find yourself having to really advertise and promote pinktees.com to get outside the development just having pink t-shirts.That's all i was saying.It all depends on what your intentions are with name.It seems as though you are'nt gonna develope the name and just want to sell it,If this is the case then burden of development is not on you.Best of to ya with it

 

[primacomputer]

No i think you misunderstood where i was coming from.Pinkie is a dictionary word,Go to dictionary.com.But my point was if you were going to develope the name,You would find yourself having to really advertise and promote pinktees.com to get outside the development just having pink t-shirts.That's all i was saying.It all depends on what your intentions are with name.It seems as though you are'nt gonna develope the name and just want to sell it,If this is the case then burden of development is not on you.Best of to ya with it

Yeah, I'm confused. Pinky and pink are both words. I just don't see how Pinkietees is any better than Pinktees. If Pinkietees had a better overture count, more google results, or was a common phrase or name it would make sense, but I'm just at a loss to understand.

But I agree, the name is worthless for selling anything other than pink t-shirts. I'd rather develop it than park it on porn but I just don't have the time and would probably make less money.

 

[Kenny]

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Is that your appraisal, Mikeyboy?