domain Please Appraise Femdom-rule.com

[frule]

be honest as possible. I am open to all answers!

 

[kemjika11]

low to high $xx.

 

[frule]

what would that equate to?

 

[Sparhawke]

He means regfee to $99

I would say more like reg fee

 

[frule]

Thanks for clarifying. But why so low?

 

[Sparhawke]

So few people are searching for "femdom-rule"

 

[frule]

I understand. The keyword femdom is so popular though.

 

[Sparhawke]

Yes, however are like fruit juice, the more you dilute them the worse they become.

A change of one letter can mean the difference between a domain being worth millions and being worth nothing.

"Femdom rules" only has 50 people a month searching for it as opposed to 1,500,000 for "femdom" which is why I say the actual name is worth next to nothing, but that doesn't mean you cannot create value in time with it

PS: I am confused as to why you got a hyphen when they are almost guaranteed to trash the value, especially when femdomrules.com is available?

 

[frule]

I used to own femdomrule.com but let it expire. Next thing I knew it was taken. At that point I knew nothing of selling domains! So what you're saying is femdomrules.com is worth more because it lacks a hyphen? Would I had a better chance of selling femdom-rule.com without the hyphen? lol

 

[johname]

reg fee to me, good luck

 

[Smartphone]

reg fee. I dont see this worth any more then what u paid. Fendom is a decent word but the hyphen and the word "Rule" dilute it to $0.

 

[frule]

what about femdomrules.com?

 

[Rayito]

I agree about the issue with the hyphen, but I still think you got a good one here.
I would argue that the words are logical, since femdom is about rules.

Keep & develop, or try to sell at low xxx?

 

[frule]

I am going to keep at it. Keep promoting it and getting its name around. Perhaps I can charge for advertising once it's very well known.

 

[navigator72]

Reg fee here

 

[frule]

which name?

 

[machoman]

reg fee

 

[frule]

 

[Larry Fling]

Regfee...