domain Please appraise domain - ismywebsiteup.com

[welldoneguy]

please appraise

ismywebsiteup.com

pr4 but seems to forged

age 2+ years

thanks

 

[GF]

A little long in my humble opinion. Not a terrible name, somewhat easy to remember.

What type of end user do you think would want it?

 

[welldoneguy]

A little long in my humble opinion. Not a terrible name, somewhat easy to remember.

What type of end user do you think would want it?

it would be great domain for ping service provider

thanks

 

[dman_2007]

Too long and weak keywords, undeveloped worth reg fee imo.

 

[John Doe]

Reg fee undeveloped. Maybe good for some kind of web monitoring site.

Good luck!

 

[barefoottech]

Ismywebsiteup.com isyournametoolong
$regfee
But developed & promoted well
$100 - $500

 

[NameBuyer.com]

IsMyWebsiteUp.com

The name is great for site monitoring and only 13 characters long. Even a name such as SiteUptime.com is 10 characters long. You could sell it to the right person for over $1000. If you are looking to sell it, put it up on Sedo, Afternic, TDNAM and wait for a buyer. I was searching for names in the same industry a couple years ago and they are all taken up by service provider companies.

 

[HappyBunny]

I think it is a matter of syllables and words...

SiteUptime.com -> 3 syllables, 2 words
IsMyWebsiteUp.com -> 5 syllables, 4 words

Reg fee unless developed, IMO.

 

[Krossat]

too long for a commercial endeavour. But that said, its a memorable name.
You will need to find a end user / customer (if u develop) for it, not much resellers.

 

[NameBuyer.com]

I think it is a matter of syllables and words...

SiteUptime.com -> 3 syllables, 2 words
IsMyWebsiteUp.com -> 5 syllables, 4 words

Reg fee unless developed, IMO.

I agree on the syllables and words analogy.

(not reseller pricing of course)
SiteUptime.com -> 3 syllables, 2 words = $2,000-$5,000 for domain alone
IsMyWebsiteUp.com -> 5 syllables, 4 words $500-$1,500 for domain alone

Definitely not reg fee though. I'll pay $100 today for the name.