domain Please Appraise en-en.eu 755.000.000 searches

[Atmar]

Please appraise en-en.eu

755.000.000 keyword searches

 

[Kate]

Seriously ?
You need to learn more about google results.
What does that mean, en-en ? Nothing. The extension is bad enough but even in .com I would be telling you the same.

 

[DN BROKER]

$0 in other words a negative in your investment

 

[johname]

-$10

 

[Sparhawke]

You are obviously new so I will give you a little advice, the extension you have chosen is crap at best and I would recommend you keeping away from it since except for England and Germany the vast majority of European extensions never took off and simply sit around gathering dust. Com is obviously the top choice though if you are not simply going to choose locally. Keep away from .eu, it will only cause you a loss of money, stick to .uk & .de in the Eurozone as they are amongst the most respected extensions in the world

Figure out what en-en actually means, does it has some way to be monetized, that means is there a product or service that can easily be attached to it?

Instead of searching Google keyword using the broad criteria set it to "exact" and it will give you a far better window into what is valuable. (For example, en en only has 1,300 searches, a far less impressive number)

Without knowing why you got it or what it could be used for I am going to have to say that you should probably go for a grace delete

-$10

We have all been new at it at one point, and most of us have chosen the occasional bad domain and some of us still continue to this to this day however we soon grow out of it for the most part, if I were you I would go get a list of dropping domains from the Godaddy closeouts and identify those that might be of value without buying them. I did this every night for a month and out of 5000 domains I might end up with 1 or 2 that had potential, it really hones your eye

Don't get discouraged

 

[Kate]

the vast majority of European extensions never took off and simply sit around gathering dust.

Sorry, but this is plain wrong. Many other European extensions enjoy very respectable penetration rates. .de & .co.uk are established but these are big countries so they have larger markets in proportion.
The Netherlands has 4,720,000 .nl domains registered for approx 16,721,000 inhabitants. To match this Germany should have 20M domains instead of the current 14M+.
Try to beat that :talk:

There are opportunities in other extensions, if you know what you're doing. Unfortunately plenty of domainers register poor .co.uk/.de domains so they are missing the opportunities they thought they were seizing.

That being said, I agree that the OP should stick to more established extensions, and more meaningful domains.
My suggestion would be .com + his own ccTLD (using good keywords in the right language of course).