domain Please Appraise gazellefoods.com, gazellefoods.net, gazellefoods.org

[TROlsen]

Hi all,

I own Gazellefoods dot everything. Beside the above I also own .info, .mobi, .biz , .info, .eu and .dk

What do you thing the value is?

 

[Ben42]

Wow, gazelle eh? Not dog or cat or horse? Gazelles are known for their speed and grace and maybe that's what you were going for with these. However, I only know this because I've watched the discovery channel.

I don't see people feeding wild gazelle anytime soon.

I'd say reg fee for the lot.

Just outta curiosity, and thb, what were you thinking with these? I'm sure you have/had a plan.

 

[TROlsen]

I just think it is a good a positive name for a any fast moving company in the food industry.

What Does Gazelle Company Mean?

A high-growth company that is increasing its revenues by at least 20% annually for four years or more, starting from a revenue base of at least $1 million. This growth pace means that the company has effectively doubled its revenues over a four-year period. As gazelle companies are characterized by their rapid growth pace, rather than their absolute size, they can range in size from small companies to very large enterprises.

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Just googled and found that there is companies named Gazelle Foods in US and Australia. It is a small world.

 

[Domainace]

Gazelle is a nice name for a company, one that emphasizes speed. Currently, Gazelle.com is a used electronics website. The problem is that you own one specific version of Gazelle, which is Gazelle foods. While it can be lucrative to buy common company names, I would try to find a name that is used by a half dozen or so businesses, or at least by a couple well established businesses.

Gazelle foods is used by 2 businesses, only one of which seems viable - and that's in Australia. Do you have the Australian TLD? The US company may not even exist as far as I can see from it's minimal mention on the web. So that leaves one small business in Australia, and your prayer that someone else launches a Gazelle Foods company.

Say your prayer is answered, and someone launches that business - and they are the one out of ten new companies that ever gets off the ground. Why wouldn't they simply register gazellefood.com for $8? Or gazellegourmet.com for the same?

It makes no sense to register the .com of this name, much less all those other extensions, unless you personally want to start a Gazelle Food Company. Even then, you would be wasting your money on the .eu, .mobi and other extensions. And I think it's a marginal name for a food company, as it does suggest gazelle meat.

If you want to flip, there are 100s of better names that drop daily. If you want to buy names of existing businesses, find a name that's common enough to have multiple businesses named after it - and make sure that at least one or two of those are actually going businesses rather than just some dream that some guy registered with some business registry.

 

[TROlsen]

Thanks for feedback. I brought it long time ago and I did not do it to earn money on the domain. It does not seem like I will be using the domain name and from the answers here I will just not renew next time it is up for renewal.

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@Domainace, "Even then, you would be wasting your money on the .eu" maybe, but then it will not only be on this domain
I still believe in the .eu, but it seems like it will take more years. I did sell netshops.eu for a OK price once

 

[johname]

It makes no sense to register the .com of this name, much less all those other extensions, unless you personally want to start a Gazelle Food Company.

This is where i am with this name.

But would make a great online order your groceries site, gazellegroceries.com is available. Needs a speed use. regfee

 

[Bannen]

Since the Gazelle Foods people have been in business for quite some time and haven't ever regged the dot.com or others, shows they are likely not interested in now buying them from you at end user prices either, so I'd appraise them at zero - reg fee unless a miracle happens. **Check to make sure there are no trademarks on this term.

If you're serious about these names, you might also at least grab the singular GazelleFood.com just in case, ha. Personally I'd let them delete, or ask for my regfee back if you still have time.

** I prefer SnailFood/s.com, they are available to reg also :zzz: