domain Sedo offer received, please appraise fan//engagement///dawt//com

[MeanerDomainer]

Sedo offer received, please appraise fan/////engagement///dawt//com

 

[devoid]

My appraisal for fanslashslashengagementslashslashslashdawtslashslashcom regardless of the extension is $0.

 

[Apex Domains]

Sedo offer received, please appraise fan/////engagement///dawt//com

$60-$150 end-user.

 

[MeanerDomainer]

My appraisal for fanslashslashengagementslashslashslashdawtslashslashcom regardless of the extension is $0.

Well, hopefully the interested party won't see your appraisal and come to their senses...

You do realize that the slashes are not part of the actual domain, right?

 

[eurorealtor]

Low monthly exact searches (global about 110) low to mid $xx resellers IMO. Good luck.

 

[MicroGuy]

This domain does not have any apparent value in my opinion. I would take the offer.

 

[fm1234]

Concur with MG, this is a domain where the buyer actually wants the domain, he is not shopping for an investment portfolio. You are unlikely to get a counter offer from another party. Take the money.


Frank

 

[Bannen]

I wouldn't be in a hurry to sell cheap.
Fan engagement isn't a hot and developed phrase yet, nor a highly-searched term; yet it's just being born as a social marketing catchphrase.

Marketing catchphrases can die a quick death... or they can explode. Since this term refers to music media, sports media, movies, celebrities, etc and by definition involves info/techniques about how to 'mine' more involvement (read: money, interest, signups, buying things, buzz) from fans, I think it's a strong contender for quickly becoming one of those more optimistic marketing catchphrases.

I can't see it ever being worth like $100K even if it does take off. But if I had this name I wouldn't let it go for peanuts like a few xxx.

Right now, its value IS peanuts, because it's one of those too-soon-to-tell names that could skyrocket or could smash and trash. But my feeling is that it is going somewhere, and it's too soon to tell just how big.

My guess is your offer is from someone who is forward-thinking and is lowballing you, not according to your domain's present worth but according to the possible writing they see on the wall.

As a reseller I'd pay you $200 for this name right now. If your offer isn't considerably more than that, I'd decline the offer.

Lemme see: if I owned this name, I might let it go for $2K. Less than that, and I'd hold on to it and see what happens with the phrase over the next couple years.

That's my appraisal

Oh, how much was the offer, if you don't mind sharing?

 

[MeanerDomainer]

Thank you very for the opinions.

Bannen, thank you very much for detailed reply.
Yep, a potentially "up and coming" social marketing term. I've actually heard it on the radio lately a couple of times in that context.

Offer was for $300.

 

[Bannen]

Yes, that's a lowball, IMO.

My highest reseller offer for this would be 300. Offer good for an hour, ha ha. (edit: oh, originally you put 240 but as I post this I see you corrected to 300. Okay, now my highest offer is 325 )

It's a gamble (for either of us); the phrase really could just stay lukewarm as it has for years and never be worth more. Or it could jerk into gear. Always a gamble with a nascent term like this. The phrase has been around for decades, but by nascent I mean it may be at the beginning of being widely-known as a defined catchphrase for a specific marketing purpose.

Oh, my offer is sincere... but I highly recommend you turn me down, and turn down that Sedo offer

 

[procanic]

Counter offer at $800 ! Meet somewhere in the middle...Fair price for both you and the buyer.
Once you hit The $xxxx mark you may chase them away . Hope it goes well.

 

[arend]

Looks like some appraisers eg Bannen and Ritedomains know what they are talking about and some have no idea!

 

[Bannen]

Looks like some appraisers eg Bannen and Ritedomains know what they are talking about and some have no idea!

No, I have no idea too!

:P

 

[mazkel]

low to mid xxx

 

[coolbd]

most of the opinion givers have actually no idea about appraisal... specially those who ended at $0 ...


nothing in the world is absolutely free ... even the child feeding....

 

[ArielT]

most of the opinion givers have actually no idea about appraisal... specially those who ended at $0 ...


nothing in the world is absolutely free ... even the child feeding....

Registrars must charge you for any domain you want to register, if valuable or not is another history. In the case is a worthless one when you want to sell and nobody wants to give anything for it the $0 has sense then

I'm not saying this domain is worth $0, only giving my point about $0 appraisal

 

[MicroGuy]

most of the opinion givers have actually no idea about appraisal... specially those who ended at $0 ...


nothing in the world is absolutely free ... even the child feeding....

In many cases, the actual reason that people say $0 is because the forum rules do not allow the true value to be posted. IMHO