domain Rut.com

[john645]

3 Letter, pronounceable word. Any opinions on a value?

RUT.com

 

[wot]

$xx,xxx up

Bit of a negative word as it stands but must be a company out there that uses this. Try China, they are spending mega money on domain names at the moment.

 

[ImageAuthors]

It has 2 different common meanings in English -- both too negative to use publicly:

"Rut" as in "Stuck in a Rut" = Going nowhere.

"Rut" = To engage in sexual intercourse. Mostly used for animals. Connotations of brutishness or coarseness.

Even though LLL .COMs have significant value as an asset class, I just can't imagine any English-language company or organization choosing to use this acronym.

You'll need to sell it to someone in a country that primarily speaks another language.

 

[yogiDomain]

There is another meaning to it. "Root", which can be base of anything or root level of something.
Just use your imagination and make it as positive as it can be.
And ask for Mid $xx,xxx.
Way to go.

 

[john645]

I thought perhaps it could be used in a reverse role. Like "Get out of a rut"

 

[ImageAuthors]

I thought perhaps it could be used in a reverse role. Like "Get out of a rut"

That's a good point. If developed that way, then you (or someone) could leverage the domain to good effect.

Trouble is, when someone is looking for a primary brand name, they favor something positive. What you're describing is more likely to be associated with an ancillary marketing campaign. For those, businesses spend less on domains than they will for THE domain associated with THE brand and THE home page.

Just my opinion.

 

[Lakshan]

20k to 40k
Can't say any more closer as it premium