domain Please appraise shoeologist dot com

[Want2learn]

Any value here?

 

[kite26]

Hello @Want2learn, so much time to see you. To be honest, i would prefer it without the ''o''. It seems hard to be pronounced. Overall, i don't see much value on it, sorry.

 

[Want2learn]

Okay I appreciate the feedback.

Shoeologist

Shoologist

Shologist

Shooologist

Without the e, you mentioned liking better. I think Shoologist looks odd. Perhaps they all suck. Lol.

I do agree that a vowel in from of ologist is not ideal.

Fragranceologist
Smellologist
Scentologist
Colgneologist


Yeah I think the vowel does hurt names with ologist attached.


Thanks again for feedback.

 

[Kate]

Too esoteric and a branding nightmare. You will be selling shoes on that domain, not psychological advice or poetry. Right ?

 

[Want2learn]

Too esoteric and a branding nightmare. You will be selling shoes on that domain, not psychological advice or poetry. Right ?

Thank you for the feedback.

The focus is definitely on shoes. Maybe I should have gone with shooologist, the study of getting rid of bugs and other unwanted pests. Lol. Like shoo shoo be gone. Lol

Thank you for the feedback!!

 

[Ategy]

I immediately thought "cobbler"

Theoretically, verbally I like the brand .. but as mentioned above .. the technical spelling aspect really badly hurts this one .. nobody is going to spell it properly.

that being said .. I had an ex who liked Louboutins and other such shoes .. there is colossal amounts of money in shoes both at retail and in repair .. and yes even 2nd hand on the "aftermarket"!

Honestly .. if you were to ever want a domain to practice outbound this would be it since you likely wouldn't care too much about messing up your pitch since it doesn't really have too much value. But the "hard-to-spelledness" is indeed sometimes overlooked by end users who don't really know anything about what makes a good brand name .. so by going directly to one of them you might get lucky at a very low $xxx.

Probably not .. but otherwise I doubt this would ever sell in conventional aftermarkets .. so nothing to lose doing outbound IMO.

Best of luck with it!