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domain Please appraise...shopbigboy.com

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shopbigboy.com
-easy words... originally bought for a children's clothing shop..

bigkidstore.com
-easy words... originally bought for a toy shop for adult..not like sex kind of adult..but Gumdam toy kind of adult...but also thought of possibility of using it for childrens shop incase..

quickfood24.com
-was for..small fast food restaurant opens 24 hours..picked for easy words..

shopregular.com
-women's clothing shop..picked for easy word...


thank you a bunch...><
 
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Sadly, these don't appear to be keyword domains.
I don't think a lot of searches are for these exact words.
Values will be whatever a buyer (if any) offers.
 
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so searching keyword would matter for the valuable name eh? :)
thanks!
 
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That's one way to get value - a lot of people search for it, and spend money on it.
The other way is to have a short, catchy, evokative name, what we call a brandable.
An example of a brandable would be Expedia.
I feel that your domains aren't in either category.
They are good for a webmaster who isn't going to spend $2,000 on a client's domain.
They are good for a local business person who isn't trying to be a global business.
In summary, they are useful and still have many comparable names available for RegFee.
So, they are also RegFee.
BigKidStore might fetch $xx to $xxx, if you're lucky & the right buyer finds it.
 
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