Johname I appreciate your comments. Maybe it will be easier for you guys to provide end user estimates if I give you a sense of how I imagine the names being used?
RealEstateMarketGuide.com – Content marketing is all the rage now. A real estate company or an ambitious agent could produce a Real Estate Market Guide that provides info on the current state of the market (either focused on a narrow market or it could be very broad in scope). It could be produced anywhere from monthly to annually and be distributed to their mailing list as well as promoted on social media. The company or agent could obviously do some self-promotion on the site / product. This could enhance their credibility and brand awareness tremendously among potential clients. This could be a huge product and is the simplest way to say what it is, anything else is going to be more words and longer (except of course for RealEstateGuide.com but I think having the word market adds some focus in this case).
LiveWithLaughter.com – This could be a site with bunch of funny content (text, video or illustrations). Users could even be encouraged to upload their own funny stories, pictures and videos; and maybe other uses can rate them. It could be promoted via social media and monetized with ads.
SmallBusinessIQ.com – This could either be a simple Business Knowledge Quiz (which are quite appealing to those who work in business because everyone wants to know how their knowledge compares to that of their peers) or a blog or resource that provides tools and info for small business owners to increase their business IQ (or intelligence quotient). Either way, the site could be monetized with ads relevant to small business (which are all BIG money). Alternately a company that wants to work with small businesses could produce the site / resource and promote themselves on it (someone like American Express or AT&T or whoever sells products to small business).
PuppyYears.com – Your idea about a movie is good but I imagined a regular TV or internet show with this name. For fairly low costs someone could produce internet videos that provide puppy training tips and monetize the site with ads. Alternatively or maybe in addition, someone could develop a site that sells gear and supplies exclusively tailored to the needs of younger dogs. Of course it would have lots of cute puppy pictures and videos. Owners of young puppies could also be encouraged to submit pictures and videos of their own pups. This could be a great add-on product for an existing pet store, veterinary clinic or just someone who loves dogs (like me).
Here is a tagline off the top of my head: “PuppyYears.com is the place to get everything your young puppy needs.” Or “PuppyYears.com is the place to learn everything about puppies.” Or “PuppyYears.com is the puppy training headquarters.”
BytesAndClicks.com – This could be a site about lead generation (which is BIG money), graphic design or even something to do with food or restaurants (with the BitesAndClicks.com version).
Does this help you guys better understand why I bought these? Is it easier to estimate end user values now? Do you have any feedback or other ideas?
Thanks again.
