domain Please Appraise ClientRelationManagement.com

[zaiyan]

Hi,

Please Appraise ClientRelationManagement.com

I know it's long, please help me appraise this domain...

Thanks!

 

[zaiyan]

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[inforg]

Reseller probably low XXX, but if you were to find the right end user or they found you, you might get low to mid XXXX

Do some google searching and chase down those leads.

 

[zaiyan]

Thanks @inforg

 

[johname]

When typing your term in google I get essentially a correction to Customer relationship management. Which is the search engine letting me know you dont have the optimal phrasing. And then the second result is Client Relationship Management. Which then tells me you have at best a third tier term. (this conclusion was made quickly and would be needed to be confirmed)

What you do with a domain like this is try to pass it on to someone that is looking for every last visitor of these type of management. You hope to get low xxx Good Luck

 

[DU]

When typing your term in google I get essentially a correction to Customer relationship management. Which is the search engine letting me know you dont have the optimal phrasing. And then the second result is Client Relationship Management. Which then tells me you have at best a third tier term. (this conclusion was made quickly and would be needed to be confirmed)

What you do with a domain like this is try to pass it on to someone that is looking for every last visitor of these type of management. You hope to get low xxx Good Luck

It's not just essentially a correction, it's a full blown correction.

No one calls the "United Nations" the "Uniting Nations", or "Black Entertainment Channel" the "Black Entertaining Channel".

Client Relation - makes no sense unless you are talking about a single client. If you want to shorten relationship you would have to do it to "relations".

To the other analogy... it would be like the "United Nation".

It's worthless to a business. You might convince a non-business speaking investor that it's actually not that bad and get a $100 or something but that would be ripping them off. You're better off with BrandName CRM - in almost all instances people know what CRM is.

 

[inforg]

Put the term in quotes in Google. There is a lot of crossover, but the term is used correctly on its own to describe specific products and services. This phrase is used more by attorneys, IT, consultants, etc., than the more common "customer relationship management" which is more retail sales driven.

It's not a big money name, but worth a shot for the OP to target those using the phrase for their software and services.

 

[iowadawg]

I am not adding anything except to agree with DU and johname.
But to get xxx?
I say lucky to get reg fee.
Put it up on NP auction and find the true worth of this domain.

 

[DU]

Put the term in quotes in Google. There is a lot of crossover, but the term is used correctly on its own to describe specific products and services. This phrase is used more by attorneys, IT, consultants, etc., than the more common "customer relationship management" which is more retail sales driven.

It's not a big money name, but worth a shot for the OP to target those using the phrase for their software and services.

I was always under the impressions that CRM was customer relationship management and in some instances it was reduced to client solely for marketing purposes (as you say, Lawyers manage clients more than customers). The meaning is the same but the tools might be optimized. You could get LegalCRM or DoctorCRM but they are at the root still CRM Customer Relationship Manager.

I know that you can find websites that have Client Relation Manager but you can also find them that have Projects Management. Just because people say it doesn't make it right. Any business that lives off a client "relation" as a singular is broker unless that client is the government

 

[inforg]

I'm not trying to debate the commonly accepted meaning of CRM - I know what the common meaning is already. I use it every day.

But, for purposes of an appraisal, there are not insignificant businesses trying to differentiate themselves by using the term the OP has. Thus potential end users for his domain = a potential sale.

The OP might as well give it a shot right?