domain Please appraise these domains....BaseRateBank dot com

[disaac81]

BaseRateBank dot com

and

InternalRobotics dot com

and finally

DynamicVideoWall dot com

Thanks everyone

 

[Domainace]

The first - no value.

The second, no value now, but possible value in the future. If you think the odds of internal robotics becoming an industry are good, then just renew the name for a few years and look at it again in the future.

The dynamic wall video is a miss, I think. I'm familiar with what it is, but I've never heard the term. Dynamicwall.com would be a nice name. The video part devalues it, in my opinion.

 

[disaac81]

The first - no value.

The second, no value now, but possible value in the future. If you think the odds of internal robotics becoming an industry are good, then just renew the name for a few years and look at it again in the future.

The dynamic wall video is a miss, I think. I'm familiar with what it is, but I've never heard the term. Dynamicwall.com would be a nice name. The video part devalues it, in my opinion.

Sigh.. domain buying really is difficult

 

[disaac81]

I really struggle with either getting dot COMs that are slightly longer \ asmiss or going for dot nets \ tv \ mobi \ infos that look like a better name.... and now with the new tlds its enough to drive you mad!

 

[pranker]

I really struggle with either getting dot COMs that are slightly longer \ asmiss or going for dot nets \ tv \ mobi \ infos that look like a better name.... and now with the new tlds its enough to drive you mad!

we all do.

 

[Domainace]

Just take your time. Look at words that are being used by end users. Try to clearly visualize what the name could sell. (Dynamic walls, yes. Dynamic wall video? Not so sure what's for sale there.)

And always ask yourself "is there a better, different or shorter way to say this?" That question alone will save you a lot of money.

Sometimes I have seen some great looking names and jumped in without asking that question. The later I realize there are many better options for the end user.

Internal Robotics sounds nice. It might lose out to microrobotics or pipeline robotics, or another preferred phrase though.