domain Please appraise virusremove.info

[liquidcherry]

Hello all,

I recently picked my first info domain, www.virusremove.info.

Any thoughts or appraisals are highly appreciated.

Thanks

Frank

 

[owntype]

I have to say 0 - reg fee

VirusRemove.net is currently available and VirusRemover sounds better.

Good Luck

 

[liquidcherry]

thanks owntype for your reply but i have another point of view about this (like everybody who thinks his chosen name is a killername)

IMHO it fits very well the extension and could be a onestop source about everything virus related.

How do i know that? Well, i am in that business, i am making a living fixing computers and clean them ( because everybody still wants to click on the naughty pictures) and everybody needs informations, how to's etc.

We will see, maybe i will develop that domain and use it to advertise my business...

Or i park it and get some monet that way.....

Or i make a blog+forum....well, you see i got a lot ideas.

Besides that, "virusremover" would be limited to one subject...

But anyway, it depends all how you market your domain, even the name www.mypcisinfectedbyvirusesandineedhelp.com (what is an aweful long name) could be placed very well in the search engines...

But i am sure you know that

Anyway, someone else likes to give me his thoughts?

Cheers

Frank

 

[sf2010]

info is nice, but I would rather choose the net version.

sorry but good luck with it!

 

[Mike]

good attitude, Frank.

However, until you develop the DN, i'd say reg.fee.

Reasons:
virusremove.info - virusremoval would be the better term.
virusremover would also be the more searched for term.

google results: about 545 for virusremove
if you split the words, virus remove, you get a ton of listings, however, they are all McAffee, Symantec, etc. there is next to no way that you get to the top of the search page. type in traffic? maybe, but only very limited.

all in all, until YOU make something out of this DN and give it value, whether thats via a blog/forum/landing page, etc. this one doesn't do much.
thus, reg.fee

 

[liquidcherry]

Thanks for your oppinions guys and thx for appreciating my attitude, i really like your comments but i have to ask one thing.....what term would you use if you search in the search engines.... would it be" remove a virus" or "removal of a virus".....i know it's a hypothetic question but it's all in the hand of the people who search for it , right?

Anyway, i see this as a challenge now , i need to develop it......

Thx everybody, any other opinions?

Cheers

Frank