domain postingworker.com - price for this domain

[drisslmr]

hello
i want to know how much i can sell this domain postingworker.com thxs

 

[alcy]

zero

all newbie domains are zero

for all of us

keep learning

1000hour min to be newbie level2

 

[Kenny How]

In order for a domain to have resale value, there must be a willing buyer who will pay for the domain. I don't know how you decided to buy this name, but some of the common pitfalls a newbie domainer makes are not analyzing the keywords of the domain deep enough to see what kind of company or start-up will purchase it. A newbie domainer tends to focus on other aspects of the name (such as domain valuations, age, length, no. of other TLDs being taken, CPC, search volume, etc.) but the name itself. Not to say these are not important; they are. However, in my opinion, if the keywords of the domain doesn't make sense, it doesn't matter if other indicators are positive, the nonsensical meaning of the word negates the investment potential of the name.

So you have "postingworker.com"; to me when I read this name, it sounds like a company HR decision to employ a worker for a specific role. I don't see how the name describes a company brand or product or service it offers. Instead of being obsessed with how much of a killing you can make by domain investing, try to put on the shoes of your end-user. One helpful tip could be going around your neighbourhood mall to see the names of the businesses. Note how they choose their name; these are real-life companies whose founder(s) risk their hard-earned capital to start. Then compare with the name you think you want to invest. Note any similarities or differences. As soon as you get into the habit of thinking from a start-up's point of view, the money will come.

Best of luck in domaining!

 

[DomainLift]

No value to this domain like the others have said put in the work of learning what makes one domain have value vs another being completely worthless. Welcome to domaining and good luck!