domain ratetome.com

[Mostafa22]

Hello

any appraisal ?

 

[Mostafa22]

UP

 

[Brands.International]

I think the name does not make sense..or do I miss something?
Until explained, I do not feel this domain

 

[Mostafa22]

I think the name does not make sense..or do I miss something?
Until explained, I do not feel this domain

Thank you lolwarrior for reply
Rate ( give rate to currency or things )
To me ( help me to give this thing a rate or a value )
this is was in my mind when i register it.

 

[coco77]

I like the sound. As far as value, not so sure. I am a newbie to all this

Best of luck!

 

[Kate]

Hint: good names speak for themselves. If you have to explain what they mean, or could possibly be used for - it's not a good start

 

[Joe N]

"Rate" is not bad as a keyword, but it needs to either:

• be paired with another word (or words) that gives it meaning; or
• be paired with a strong complimentary word to make it brandable.

Examples:

RateMovies
RateCars
(here we're talking about rating products or services)

or

RateKing
RatePros
(with these, we're referring to a business that provides good rates on... stuff)

RateToMe, unfortunately, isn't an expression that's used in English, except in an informational sense. For example: "Can you explain my mortgage rate to me?" The words are present in the sentence, but they make no sense without the additional context.

A quick Google search will show you what I mean:

https://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q="Rate+to+me"&start=10

The other issue is the confusion factor... Is the domain RateToMe, or is it RateTome (a "tome" being a large, academic type of book)?

The things it has going for it:

1. It's short
2. It contains a decent keyword.

In the end, I don't think that's enough to give it much value. But someone interested in starting some kind of rating website might disagree.

I would put it up on the major aftermarket sites and ask for something in the low $XXX range and see what happens before it expires.

Good luck!

 

[Mostafa22]

I like the sound. As far as value, not so sure. I am a newbie to all this

Best of luck!

Thank you coco77 for your reply

Hint: good names speak for themselves. If you have to explain what they mean, or could possibly be used for - it's not a good start

Thank you Kate for this hint
you are right .

"Rate" is not bad as a keyword, but it needs to either:

• be paired with another word (or words) that gives it meaning; or
• be paired with a strong complimentary word to make it brandable.

Examples:

RateMovies
RateCars
(here we're talking about rating products or services)

or

RateKing
RatePros
(with these, we're referring to a business that provides good rates on... stuff)

RateToMe, unfortunately, isn't an expression that's used in English, except in an informational sense. For example: "Can you explain my mortgage rate to me?" The words are present in the sentence, but they make no sense without the additional context.

A quick Google search will show you what I mean:

https://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q="Rate+to+me"&start=10

The other issue is the confusion factor... Is the domain RateToMe, or is it RateTome (a "tome" being a large, academic type of book)?

The things it has going for it:

1. It's short
2. It contains a decent keyword.

In the end, I don't think that's enough to give it much value. But someone interested in starting some kind of rating website might disagree.

I would put it up on the major aftermarket sites and ask for something in the low $XXX range and see what happens before it expires.

Good luck!

Joeguy1014 Thank you very much
you really help me to think better next time