domain Please appraise these domains moneyacuity.com and moneyingenuity.com

[Want2learn]

So the fear is setting in . . . I typed money into Namebios. Check yourself, and you will see a whole lot of domains come up. Ingenuity is clever. It is a synonym of brilliance, acumen, genius, smarts, etc; Acuity is ability to reason and understand. It is synonyms with savvy, smarts, brilliance, IQ, etc; They are NOT short. The last groupings below are all long domains. When I saw moneybazaar.com on the list and at $7k I got a little sad. Bazaar is a sale place like a market or exchange. The reason I became sad was because, no offense intended, I doubt more than a quarter of the forum even knows what bazaar means. For several reasons, one bazaar isn't a very popular word. And if English is your second language, I am certain it is less familiar to you. And that made me sad because acuity is the same length as bazaar AND more common/popular than bazaar. And the reason it made me sad was because I knew in that moment I had to register the domain. Ingenuity is more common/popular than acuity and bazaar, but it is also longer. The longer domains at the bottom are most def stronger than moneyingenuity. I do not dispute that. Moneyingenuity does go together very well. Anyways, have at it! Let me know your thoughts as usual!!

Please see moneybazaar.com below.

moneyboomerang.com 12,575 USD 2011-09-20 Sedo
justmoney.com 10,000 USD 2016-07-01 Sedo
worldmoney.com 8,005 USD 2008-01-25 GoDaddy
moneypost.com 7,526 USD 2014-09-03 Private
moneyhouse.com 7,500 USD 2012-05-22 Sedo
valueformoney.com 7,500 USD 2010-12-14 Sedo
moneygames.com 7,100 USD 2012-11-13 NameJet
moneytime.com 7,005 USD 2008-08-21 GoDaddy
moneybazaar.com 7,000 USD 2016-08-12 Sedo
multimoney.com 6,600 USD 2015-02-17 Uniregistry
gamemoney.com 22,000 USD 2016-05-30 Sedo
moneyshot.com 21,000 USD 2006-10-03 Sedo
moneygenius.com 20,500 USD 2013-10-02 WinnerNames
loveandmoney.com 20,000 USD 2016-05-16 Uniregistry
moneyandme.com 20,000 USD 2012-02-15 Afternic
getmoneyfast.com 19,850 USD 2012-03-21 Afternic
blogmoney.com 16,000 USD 2010-06-29 Sedo
moneytalk.com 15,000 USD 2011-11-21 NameJet
infomoney.com 15,000 USD 2008-02-05 Afternic
moneyonline.com 12,800 USD 2014-08-22 NameJet

Longer domains below

moneylender.com 75,000 USD 2011-09-21 Private
moneylenders.com 75,000 USD 2007-12-12 Moniker
moneyexchange.com 25,700 USD 2016-10-07 NameJet
findmymoney.com 24,888 USD 2015-11-15 MostWantedDomains
moneygenius.com 20,500 USD 2013-10-02 WinnerNames
instantpokermoney.com 20,350 USD 2009-08-02 Moniker
loveandmoney.com 20,000 USD 2016-05-16 Uniregistry
getmoneyfast.com 19,850 USD 2012-03-21 Afternic
moneyonline.com 12,800 USD 2014-08-22 NameJet
schoolgrantsmoney.com 12,625 USD 2010-06-16 Moniker

 

[Want2learn]

I thought let me do another search with15-20 letters. This is what came up.

savemoneyworldwide.com 105 USD 2017-03-31 GoDaddy
onlinemakemoney.com 109 USD 2017-02-17 NameJet
earnandsavemoney.com 163 USD 2016-12-31 GoDaddy
freemoneyadvice.com 219 USD 2016-12-29 GoDaddy
seattlehardmoney.com 5,500 USD 2016-12-11 Private
moneymadeeasyblog.com 672 USD 2016-12-04 GoDaddy
businessblogmoney.com 270 USD 2016-10-21 GoDaddy
earnmoneyonline365.com 102 USD 2016-09-27 GoDaddy
quickmoneyonline.com 198 USD 2016-09-19 NameJet
knowledgeismoney.com 160 USD 2016-07-15 GoDaddy


I am happy to be at any of these numbers right above this posting. If either of these sell for $102 within 2-3 months Ill be happy. Jumping to mid 1s and 2s make me even happier. If it got to mid XXX holy crap Im jacked!

Anyways, I am looking forward to your feedback!

 

[Ategy]

Sometimes it's easy to get lost in the words and look for a calculated reason for sales prices. But don't forget some very important factors.

- Sometimes a buyer just has a greater need for a domain at a specific time.
- Sometimes a sale seems small because that was simply the asking price.
- Often times money is left on the table so to speak.
- Alliteration is a big factor.
- Rhyming words is a big factor.
- Ease of spelling words is a big factor.
- Word flow subconsciously is a huge part of value even if sometimes technically it can't be explained

The way the domain flows off the tongue so to speak .. sometimes good words just sound awkward together. On the topic of money ... MoneyTalk sounds significantly better than MoneyChat .. yet both portray the same thing .. both are the same length. I'd be willing to pay much more for MoneyTalk .. but I can't really scientifically explain why.

Acuity is an awkward word in my opinion .. also not commonly used there's a high tendency for people to spell it wrong (or just not think they can spell it so don't even bother trying.

I'd say Bazaar isn't as uncommon as you think .. and that acuity is less common than you think.

If I saw MoneyAcuity.com on a drop list I probably wouldn't buy it .. probably not MoneyIngenuity either, although that's certainly the better of the 2 in my opinion.

With the word Money they aren't worthless domains though .. however .. I'm not sure they would be worth the purchase price knowing you need a high multiple in order to profit.

OK .. the more I talk about them the more I think I might grab such domains if I saw them at CloseOut pricing .. but i wouldn't compete more than a bid or two at auction for sure.

Do you actually own these domains? Or are throwing them out there for discussions sake?

(Good luck with them if you do own them )

 

[frankp57]

Sometimes it's easy to get lost in the words and look for a calculated reason for sales prices. But don't forget some very important factors.

- Sometimes a buyer just has a greater need for a domain at a specific time.
- Sometimes a sale seems small because that was simply the asking price.
- Often times money is left on the table so to speak.
- Alliteration is a big factor.
- Rhyming words is a big factor.
- Ease of spelling words is a big factor.
- Word flow subconsciously is a huge part of value even if sometimes technically it can't be explained

The way the domain flows off the tongue so to speak .. sometimes good words just sound awkward together. On the topic of money ... MoneyTalk sounds significantly better than MoneyChat .. yet both portray the same thing .. both are the same length. I'd be willing to pay much more for MoneyTalk .. but I can't really scientifically explain why.

Acuity is an awkward word in my opinion .. also not commonly used there's a high tendency for people to spell it wrong (or just not think they can spell it so don't even bother trying.

I'd say Bazaar isn't as uncommon as you think .. and that acuity is less common than you think.

If I saw MoneyAcuity.com on a drop list I probably wouldn't buy it .. probably not MoneyIngenuity either, although that's certainly the better of the 2 in my opinion.

With the word Money they aren't worthless domains though .. however .. I'm not sure they would be worth the purchase price knowing you need a high multiple in order to profit.

OK .. the more I talk about them the more I think I might grab such domains if I saw them at CloseOut pricing .. but i wouldn't compete more than a bid or two at auction for sure.

Do you actually own these domains? Or are throwing them out there for discussions sake?

(Good luck with them if you do own them )

Now, that is a really useful, informative appraisal.

 

[Want2learn]

Sometimes it's easy to get lost in the words and look for a calculated reason for sales prices. But don't forget some very important factors.

- Sometimes a buyer just has a greater need for a domain at a specific time.
- Sometimes a sale seems small because that was simply the asking price.
- Often times money is left on the table so to speak.
- Alliteration is a big factor.
- Rhyming words is a big factor.
- Ease of spelling words is a big factor.
- Word flow subconsciously is a huge part of value even if sometimes technically it can't be explained

The way the domain flows off the tongue so to speak .. sometimes good words just sound awkward together. On the topic of money ... MoneyTalk sounds significantly better than MoneyChat .. yet both portray the same thing .. both are the same length. I'd be willing to pay much more for MoneyTalk .. but I can't really scientifically explain why.

Acuity is an awkward word in my opinion .. also not commonly used there's a high tendency for people to spell it wrong (or just not think they can spell it so don't even bother trying.

I'd say Bazaar isn't as uncommon as you think .. and that acuity is less common than you think.

If I saw MoneyAcuity.com on a drop list I probably wouldn't buy it .. probably not MoneyIngenuity either, although that's certainly the better of the 2 in my opinion.

With the word Money they aren't worthless domains though .. however .. I'm not sure they would be worth the purchase price knowing you need a high multiple in order to profit.

OK .. the more I talk about them the more I think I might grab such domains if I saw them at CloseOut pricing .. but i wouldn't compete more than a bid or two at auction for sure.

Do you actually own these domains? Or are throwing them out there for discussions sake?

(Good luck with them if you do own them )

I did reg them.

Your feedback is extremely helpful. Thank you! If you owned them, what would you want to get for them? You really think bazaar is more popular than I think? I'd be shocked if many people knew what it meant. It is a tough spell as well Nevertheless I appreciate your feedback. You have always been constructive, honest, and encouraging to me! What can I say? I mean you like what you like! I just appreciate the feedback!

 

[Want2learn]

By the way @Ategy.com when you said this, "MoneyTalk sounds significantly better than MoneyChat .. yet both portray the same thing .. both are the same length. I'd be willing to pay much more for MoneyTalk." I really agree wholeheartedly. In this situation I would say it is like moneychat vs moneyspiel. There is one extra letter, but is the best I can do at 6am I think if either moneychat or moneyspiel sold for XX or XXX I/YOU/WE/Many would think that the other one could as well, right?

I do agree with word ease as well. I really do appreciate the feedback.

 

[Ategy]

lol ... I always say that people who don't have a strong command of English should be careful about getting into domaining ... but I think you're the first person I've crossed whose English might be TOO GOOD to be a domainer because you know too many words that most don't! lol

MoneyChat = $x,xxx
MoneySpiel = $x + $xx for a thick dictionary .. lol


As for pricing .. that's the big question isn't it .. I'm actually having a hard time pricing my own domains .. and after much study and reading and research .. have found that on most brandables (particularly real word brandables) you really could put just about any price ... there are so many random luck factors involved when you price domains over their wholesale "liquid" value. The higher you price it the less likely you will sell it .. but there's still a chance at most reasonable amounts.

I want to say $999 .. but in all honesty I could see some buyers saying no to $299 .. while others saying yes to $1999. I love almost everything with regards to domaining .. except the mind numbing brain freeze when faced with actually pricing such domains (my single key-term .co's were super easy in comparison).

Check out some of @Domain Shane's recent blogs ... I'm pretty sure there were 2 entries in the last couple of weeks where even he says something to the effect of there being little rationality to pricing some types of domains! lol

 

[D Haynes]

lol ... I always say that people who don't have a strong command of English should be careful about getting into domaining ... but I think you're the first person I've crossed whose English might be TOO GOOD to be a domainer because you know too many words that most don't! lol

MoneyChat = $x,xxx
MoneySpiel = $x + $xx for a thick dictionary .. lol


As for pricing .. that's the big question isn't it .. I'm actually having a hard time pricing my own domains .. and after much study and reading and research .. have found that on most brandables (particularly real word brandables) you really could put just about any price ... there are so many random luck factors involved when you price domains over their wholesale "liquid" value. The higher you price it the less likely you will sell it .. but there's still a chance at most reasonable amounts.

I want to say $999 .. but in all honesty I could see some buyers saying no to $299 .. while others saying yes to $1999. I love almost everything with regards to domaining .. except the mind numbing brain freeze when faced with actually pricing such domains (my single key-term .co's were super easy in comparison).

Check out some of @Domain Shane's recent blogs ... I'm pretty sure there were 2 entries in the last couple of weeks where even he says something to the effect of there being little rationality to pricing some types of domains! lol

Haha I love it. My next t-shirt is going to say "too literate for domaining" with a picture of want2learn giving the thumbs up. Love it.

 

[D Haynes]

OH and I also concur with all of what Ategy has said.

 

[ComFinders]

I did reg them.

Your feedback is extremely helpful. Thank you! If you owned them, what would you want to get for them? You really think bazaar is more popular than I think? I'd be shocked if many people knew what it meant. It is a tough spell as well Nevertheless I appreciate your feedback. You have always been constructive, honest, and encouraging to me! What can I say? I mean you like what you like! I just appreciate the feedback!

Just think about Harper's Bazaar. Many people know that. Bazaar is not an uncommon word.

 

[Want2learn]

Just think about Harper's Bazaar. Many people know that. Bazaar is not an uncommon word.

Harper's Bazaar huh? LOL. I will def say I am not sure if you being facetious or not. Which might even be a tertiary point that you, @Ategy.com and @UniflexDomains are trying to make . . . and that is the English language is rich, diverse, simple, complicated, literal, figurative, etc and et cetera

 

[Recons.Com]

Everyone knows bazaar... So basically Money Bazaar everyone understood as Money Market

On the other hand, you had to actually explain what is acuity and how it is related to money... That is always bad sign.

I have looked through your portfolio and it has improved from the start. You seem to have good sale skills and you are structured in your approach. If you improve your name selection, you will be successful, as applying the same effort on sale side will yield much better outcome...

 

[Want2learn]

Everyone knows bazaar... So basically Money Bazaar everyone understood as Money Market

On the other hand, you had to actually explain what is acuity and how it is related to money... That is always bad sign.

I have looked through your portfolio and it has improved from the start. You seem to have good sale skills and you are structured in your approach. If you improve your name selection, you will be successful, as applying the same effort on sale side will yield much better outcome...

Thank you for your feedback. I do appreciate it. Maybe my circle of peeps just aren't as well read as yours! It is certainly relative though. As a teacher I have credentials in a multitude of subject areas. One of them is English Special Education Middle school math And every social studies I am not trying to brag I promise! Here is the thing, I think 75% of the US could NOT pass the middle school math teacher certification test! But I am very aware that the top 25% of math folks run circles around me. To many people I am very strong in math. To the elite, it is laughable! So it is still relative right? The relative part being familiarity with words . . .

The key to being a good teacher, taking the simple and complicating it so the kids do not understand I keed I keed!

I truly am surprised that many people here think bazaar is very well known. But it is all good. You are 1 million percent correct, improving name selection is essential to success!!

Thank you for your feedback. I really do appreciate it.

 

[Recons.Com]

Thank you for your feedback. I do appreciate it. Maybe my circle of peeps just aren't as well read as yours! It is certainly relative though. As a teacher I have credentials in a multitude of subject areas. One of them is English Special Education Middle school math And every social studies I am not trying to brag I promise! Here is the thing, I think 75% of the US could NOT pass the middle school math teacher certification test! But I am very aware that the top 25% of math folks run circles around me. To many people I am very strong in math. To the elite, it is laughable! So it is still relative right? The relative part being familiarity with words . . .

The key to being a good teacher, taking the simple and complicating it so the kids do not understand I keed I keed!

I truly am surprised that many people here think bazaar is very well known. But it is all good. You are 1 million percent correct, improving name selection is essential to success!!

Thank you for your feedback. I really do appreciate it.

Please pay attention to what @Ategy.com wrote above... It might sound humorous, but there is truth to it... No one buys a name because it is in the dictionary, it has to be usable for business. Meaning, a legitimate business has to want to use it as a part of their branding package. "Bazaar" is not used daily, but Harper's Bazaar and generally its meaning of "lively oriental market" gives it good brandability and character. While, some nice dictionary words are not of much use for a business, or they are great for types of business that don't appreciate great names. You'd be hard pressed to find a good buyer in special education field, for example.

So, again, buy names as if you are buying for yourself and you'd want to name your business like that. Ask yourself if you were to invest $50K to start a financial service company, would you call it MoneyAcuity? How would you advertise it on radio? How would you tell your friend the name of your company? Would it require extra time to explain why? Would after that explanation your audience will be like "ahh, that is witty, how didn't I see it?" or "yeah, I get the point, but why?"

 

[Want2learn]

Please pay attention to what @Ategy.com wrote above... It might sound humorous, but there is truth to it... No one buys a name because it is in the dictionary, it has to be usable for business. Meaning, a legitimate business has to want to use it as a part of their branding package. "Bazaar" is not used daily, but Harper's Bazaar and generally its meaning of "lively oriental market" gives it good brandability and character. While, some nice dictionary words are not of much use for a business, or they are great for types of business that don't appreciate great names. You'd be hard pressed to find a good buyer in special education field, for example.

So, again, buy names as if you are buying for yourself and you'd want to name your business like that. Ask yourself if you were to invest $50K to start a financial service company, would you call it MoneyAcuity? How would you advertise it on radio? How would you tell your friend the name of your company? Would it require extra time to explain why? Would after that explanation your audience will be like "ahh, that is witty, how didn't I see it?" or "yeah, I get the point, but why?"

That makes sense. I think that is a good rule of thumb to go by. I appreciate the feedback.

It feels like I am making some progress. Of course there is the abundance of inveentory I need to unload! This community has been great!! May we all make some money soon from our domains!! Here here!!

 

[frankp57]

That makes sense. I think that is a good rule of thumb to go by. I appreciate the feedback.

It feels like I am making some progress. Of course there is the abundance of inveentory I need to unload! This community has been great!! May we all make some money soon from our domains!! Here here!!

I agree @Want2learn - the feedback in this particular thread has been top drawer and so descriptive and constructive.

 

[offthehandle]

Think of the Wall Street Journal 8th grade "english level". How many "average" people that speak english would use acuity or ingenuity in every day speech? If you look at the list you provided all those names are easy, simple and part of everyone's language. People of all levels use those. Brands and websites are broadly targeted to the masses in many cases, right? So that sort of eliminates the average person as they may not be instantly familiar with the words if they saw them on a billboard as they are uncommon unless you read a lot. Spiel is an "old word" too, I would bet it isn't at all used by the under 30 crowd. "Awesome", on the other hand is over spoken these days by that same age bracket. Keep at it!, find words that are 8th grade level, that's my 2 cents.

 

[Want2learn]

There are new words for the you crowd . . . I asked a kid what he wanted to major in in college. He told me "thots" and I told him I teach in the city I know what that means. He started laughing. Not sure that type of word is what you meant though . . .

The H0 Over There

 

[Steger13]

A bazaar is a permanently enclosed marketplace or street where goods and services are exchanged or sold. Its a persian word. Popular word indeed

 

[coco77]

There are new words for the you crowd . . . I asked a kid what he wanted to major in in college. He told me "thots" and I told him I teach in the city I know what that means. He started laughing. Not sure that type of word is what you meant though . . .

The H0 Over There

New words indeed. My vocabulary is not that big. I speak 3 languages and none of them are perfect.
I do not see words like acuity and ingenuity being a part of premium domains. You are slowly steering to the right path though.

Good luck!