Plural taken, Singular still available

[PowerUp]

Hi, example buyingshoes.com is taken. But buyingshoe.com is still available. Is it worth getting the buyingshoe.com? I mean ppl usually search for a pair of "shoes" and not a "shoe".

 

[RyuKenLi]

"Shoes", not worth it imho.

 

[chimaera]

Definitely not in this example.

 

[xemiterx]

buyingshoe.com ... no
shoebuying.com ... maybe

 

[Damion]

It was an example
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It really depends what the keyword is, hard to tell.

 

[Jo]

It depends on the word/words:

speedway.com - yes
speedways.com - yes

adultadvice.com - yes
adultsadvice.com - yes (I have this one hee hee)
adultadvices.com - no

followthrough.com - yes
followsthrough.com - yes
followthroughs.com - why yes

buyshoes.com - yes
buyshoe.com - no

Is it normally something someone would say or think?

 

[MadAboutDomains]

If you wouldn't say it in real life, I suggest that it's not worth registering.

Or unless you can come up with a site that sells just one shoe. Mix and match! :hehe:

 

[GreenGambler]

Hi, example buyingshoes.com is taken. But buyingshoe.com is still available. Is it worth getting the buyingshoe.com? I mean ppl usually search for a pair of "shoes" and not a "shoe".

buyingshoe.com would not be a good reg. unless buyingshoes.com was a big site with lots of traffic. Then the singular would be a great buy because of the potential typo traffic.

 

[mis_chiff]

If you wouldn't say it in real life, I suggest that it's not worth registering.

Or unless you can come up with a site that sells just one shoe. Mix and match! :hehe:

possibly a site where they sell shoes or a shoe, for people with
foot or feet problems? maybe!

 

[peter phillips]

Buying a singular name if plural is unavailable would depend on the keyword in most examples. In this example, buyingshoe.com is certainly not worth registering if buyingshoes.com is taken. People generally search for a pair of shoes rather than a shoe.