domain Please appraise MiracleDetergent.com

[Want2learn]

Please appraise:

MiracleDetergent.com
ExemplifyBeauty.com
FatToBeautiful.com

Thanks a bunch!

 

[Want2learn]

@maksimfa @EmotiveDomains @MapleDots @Silentptnr

Any thoughts on these?

 

[maksimfa]

Thanks.

Again not my cup of tea but....all have potential.

I do think you are addicted to buying domains..... And are outside of your niche. Find your niche, garner some success and most of all, start aggressively marketing the ones you have..... Renewal time will be here quick and another 8k Bill....at once.

Go a day without buying/Regina a domain....

Or you are only allowed to buy another domain if you sell an existing one.

 

[Want2learn]

Thanks.

Again not my cup of tea but....all have potential.

I do think you are addicted to buying domains..... And are outside of your niche. Find your niche, garner some success and most of all, start aggressively marketing the ones you have..... Renewal time will be here quick and another 8k Bill....at once.

Go a day without buying/Regina a domain....

Or you are only allowed to buy another domain if you sell an existing one.

Good suggestion. Thank you. Yeah it is time to blast out some domains!!

 

[DaveX]

I'm away right now but as mentioned, they have potential. I'll check some stats later.

 

[bmugford]

MiracleDetergent.com has potential at least. The other 2 I don't really see any value in.

One tip -

It is easier to buy domains that have obvious end users to start with, instead of buying domains then looking for end users.

Brad

 

[Want2learn]

@Silentptnr lmk if you need any help about what we discussed the other day.

 

[Want2learn]

MiracleDetergent.com has potential at least. The other 2 I don't really see any value in.

One tip -

It is easier to buy domains that have obvious end users to start with, instead of buying domains then looking for end users.

Brad

89,000,000 fat to beautiful searches and 1.3m exact matches. Brad I like the tip! But Id think that sector is wide open no pun intended!

 

[bmugford]

89,000,000 fat to beautiful searches and 1.3m exact matches. Brad I like the tip! But Id think that sector is wide open no pun intended!

Fat is not the opposite of beautiful, that is the problem. Your domain implies someone who is fat is ugly.

You are way off on the search volume also.

Brad

 

[Want2learn]

Fat is not the opposite of beautiful, that is the problem. Your domain implies someone who is fat is ugly.

You are way off on the search volume also.

Brad

The domain does have a negative tone. I wish it didn't. I agree that women (people) of all sizes can be beautiful. I agree the implication is otherwise. But and this is a big but . . . But talk with some fat women, they are one of the most discriminated people groups in the US. Google fat people. I think we will just have to disagree on fat to beautiful. I wish I could believe you were right. But in 2017 in the US you are wrong in the majority of cases!


Im using google


"fat to beautiful"



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[Kate]

Only 4 reported sales for keyword detergent, it's not a keyword that has huge demand.
I also agree with @maksimfa that you should find a niche you're comfortable with. It's easy to find ok domains, it's harder to know which ones are commercially viable.
As to the other two... these names are not really compelling. Let's put it differently: do not register domains that you would not be proud to advertise and put on business cards.

 

[Recons.Com]

You should pause on using search info in your selections, as it clearly misguides you at this stage, as you are making wrong conclusions.

There are only handful detergent makers on the planet. Check out tide.com for example. TideDetergent.com forwards to it. So the only buyer for your domain could be a detergent maker that wants to brand it "Miracle".

Otherwise, it could be suitable for a blogger on detergents etc. and they won't pay you and instead try a different word combo.

I agree about FatToBeautiful too. Very negative domain, no one would start business with such a PR disaster.

ExemplifyBeauty also is too pretentious unless a beauty salon decides to name itself Exemplify and even then they'll have bunch of other options to branding.

I thought you were getting a consultant to stop wasting money, hopefully these were not the ones advised.

 

[Want2learn]

You should pause on using search info in your selections, as it clearly misguides you at this stage, as you are making wrong conclusions.

There are only handful detergent makers on the planet. Check out tide.com for example. TideDetergent.com forwards to it. So the only buyer for your domain could be a detergent maker that wants to brand it "Miracle".

Otherwise, it could be suitable for a blogger on detergents etc. and they won't pay you and instead try a different word combo.

I agree about FatToBeautiful too. Very negative domain, no one would start business with such a PR disaster.

ExemplifyBeauty also is too pretentious unless a beauty salon decides to name itself Exemplify and even then they'll have bunch of other options to branding.

I thought you were getting a consultant to stop wasting money, hopefully these were not the ones advised.

No consultant yet! But I am going to "settle" down on my hand registrations and after market purchases, I have a few of those now as well. Having a store full of stuff, junky stuff, or good stuff is still a store full!

I have managed to go through all of my domains and categorize them by nonrenewable will try and sell but let them expire, nonrenewable almost certainly due to size of portfolio but would like at least reg fee to sell them (still want to minimize losses so the hard call may be selling for less), renew for another year at least, like and will hold for a decade if I need to. All categories willing to sell now

 

[Want2learn]

Only 4 reported sales for keyword detergent, it's not a keyword that has huge demand.
I also agree with @maksimfa that you should find a niche you're comfortable with. It's easy to find ok domains, it's harder to know which ones are commercially viable.
As to the other two... these names are not really compelling. Let's put it differently: do not register domains that you would not be proud to advertise and put on business cards.

So the domain would have been much better if it had been . . .
MiracleSoap
MiracleClean (If there are TM issues on any examples, that isn't my focus, just keyword)
MiracleGrow
MiraclePlant
MiracleShampoo
MiracleConditioner
MiracleAcneWash
MiracleCleanse
MiracleFacial
MiracleScrub


Here is what is comical/ironic/sad . . . I think some of the NP feedback is to have a wider scope when considering domains. Ofcourse there are well defined specific niches where you dig way down, like HeartPump.com Anyways I thought detergent, it is a cleaner, it can clean people, autos, homes, dishes, clothes, puppies, cats, carpets, pools, household items, bathrooms, kitchens, classrooms . . .


detergent

Volume: 60,500/mo | CPC: $3.70 | Competition: 0.14
About 64,800,000 results


"detergent"

Volume: 60,500/mo | CPC: $3.70 | Competition: 0.14

About 60,300,000 results

Miracle Detergent
About 477,000 results (

"miracle detergent"
About 2,900 results

And miracle had a lot of searches!

 

[Recons.Com]

So the domain would have been much better if it had been . . .
MiracleSoap
MiracleClean (If there are TM issues on any examples, that isn't my focus, just keyword)
MiracleGrow
MiraclePlant
MiracleShampoo
MiracleConditioner
MiracleAcneWash
MiracleCleanse
MiracleFacial
MiracleScrub


Here is what is comical/ironic/sad . . . I think some of the NP feedback is to have a wider scope when considering domains. Ofcourse there are well defined specific niches where you dig way down, like HeartPump.com Anyways I thought detergent, it is a cleaner, it can clean people, autos, homes, dishes, clothes, puppies, cats, carpets, pools, household items, bathrooms, kitchens, classrooms . . .


detergent

Volume: 60,500/mo | CPC: $3.70 | Competition: 0.14
About 64,800,000 results


"detergent"

Volume: 60,500/mo | CPC: $3.70 | Competition: 0.14

About 60,300,000 results

Miracle Detergent
About 477,000 results (

"miracle detergent"
About 2,900 results

And miracle had a lot of searches!

You are missing the point that it is not a measuring contest, what is better, what is not.

It is about how wide is the niche.

MiracleDetergent is not worse than MiracleGrow and both are fine as brand. Actually, they chose MiracleGro and MiracleGrow is just a forwarder for mistype.

It is very small niche and you'd have to wait very long for someone to choose exactly that brand in an industry where someone appears every 5 years maybe and have thousands of options.

But, again, it is not a worse of your domains. Contact Miracle Soap and see if they are interested in case they ever go into detergent business.