domain Please appraise: Are Rare .com / rrr .com

[Molly]

Hi. Nameworth (NW) seems to think I got myself another unicorn, and I get the impression NW might be more accurate than some of the other auto valuation tools. Thank you!

 

[Molly]

Hi. Nameworth (NW) seems to think I got myself another unicorn, and I get the impression NW might be more accurate than some of the other auto valuation tools. Thank you!

Anyone is welcome to reply. I’d appreciate your thoughts.

 

[alcy]

bad choice again. it makes no sense and will never sell. but we all begin with bad choices and not knowing what makes value domains. tip1 stop looking at all and any appraise tools. forever. u can thank me later. tip2 read namebio instead to get value ideas. what u want is popular 1word.. com org net co io xyz ai ... most of those are long gone... so go affftttterreermarket or be quick on expireddomains.net ... just remember forget all appraisal tools. gl

 

[Kyle Tully]

I don’t see any value.

It’s only registered in 1 extension. On its own is not a complete idea / proper English. No use in commerce. Outside of domains starting with “are you” there are basically no sales of two word domains starting with are.

$0

 

[inforg]

Let us assume you had the money and/or expertise to build a professional website on this domain name and market it. What would that site look like and how would it generate revenue for you?

Once you learn to view domains from an end-user perspective, your selections will get better.

 

[Molly]

Let us assume you had the money and/or expertise to build a professional website on this domain name and market it. What would that site look like and how would it generate revenue for you?

Once you learn to view domains from an end-user perspective, your selections will get better.

I was thinking I could sell classic cars, rare jewelry or high end diamonds… is that not the right idea?

 

[inforg]

I was thinking I could sell classic cars, rare jewelry or high end diamonds… is that not the right idea?

I don't think anyone serious about this niche would have any interest in your name. It does not flow off the tongue very well, and doesn't pass the radio test - is it Are Rare or R Rare? Two types of people in this niche. Somebody doing an eBay-type affiliate website, or an established company with millions of dollars worth of inventory in rare items. The eBay guy could hand register something just as good or better. The established company has better options and a budget to get a great name and is probably not going to want to use a domain that comes off as weird or cutesy.

AreRare just comes off as an incomplete thought. As others have mentioned, not taken in any other extensions, not used by existing businesses, no comparable sales, no age. I wish you luck with it and hope you prove everyone wrong with your acquisitions.

 

[Molly]

I don't think anyone serious about this niche would have any interest in your name. It does not flow off the tongue very well, and doesn't pass the radio test - is it Are Rare or R Rare? Two types of people in this niche. Somebody doing an eBay-type affiliate website, or an established company with millions of dollars worth of inventory in rare items. The eBay guy could hand register something just as good or better. The established company has better options and a budget to get a great name and is probably not going to want to use a domain that comes off as weird or cutesy.

AreRare just comes off as an incomplete thought. As others have mentioned, not taken in any other extensions, not used by existing businesses, no comparable sales, no age. I wish you luck with it and hope you prove everyone wrong with your acquisitions.

Thanks. I’d have to agree that it doesn’t particularly roll off of the tongue well. And for what it’s worth, it’s not like I’m not learning from this process.

 

[Jordon M.]

$0 to $10 = Reseller Value Speculation (NOT an end user speculation)

 

[BaileyUK]

Far too ambiguous for any practical use, short and sweet is great, so long as your not leaving every reader/user in the Dark. Not on the Brandable list for internet use either.

Best this would stand as a bricks and mortar shop name selling rare artifacts on the high street. No internet domain value

 

[MissDomains]

Let us assume you had the money and/or expertise to build a professional website on this domain name and market it. What would that site look like and how would it generate revenue for you?

Once you learn to view domains from an end-user perspective, your selections will get better.

Spot on.

 

[MissDomains]

I was thinking I could sell classic cars, rare jewelry or high end diamonds… is that not the right idea?

My thoughts are for high-end, specialised items considering the end-users and their clientele they would want to go to a specialised site just for those products exclusively and not a 'jack-of-all' (the domain name reflecting this).

Exclusivity has its value.