domain Several Interesting .Coms

[friedbeef]

Would really appreciate it if anyone could help appraise any (or all) of the following domains:

HelpdeskScripts.com
LovelyPix.com
PotteryCourse.com
TastyLunches.com
SoftCushions.com
FindAWorker.com
BusinessPDAs.com
BrandNewApartment.com

and here's my token .info up for appraisal too

Sacremento.info

 

[Zilla]

HelpdeskScripts.com can used for selling service management solution/software online, good name...I regged webITIL.com, have some consideration as well...

 

[friedbeef]

Thanks, I'm hoping most of these have a certain amount of business connotations, as they are all centered around products and services.

 

[bquast]

Helpdeskscripts.com could be a pretty good reg, seems to me to have extreme potential if paired with a website high $xxxx for a website with it.

med $xxx for the domain name itself, but its all in the buyer how much they think that it is worth.

 

[friedbeef]

Thanks, any thoughts on the other names?

HelpdeskScripts.com
LovelyPix.com
PotteryCourse.com
TastyLunches.com
SoftCushions.com
FindAWorker.com
BusinessPDAs.com
BrandNewApartment.com

and here's my token .info up for appraisal too

Sacremento.info

 

[friedbeef]

bump!

 

[trigatch4]

My opinion

My Favorite:

FindAWorker.com as a portal for employees to find potential job candidates. Huge industry and big money potential to right end user.

My Least Favorite:

TastyLunches.com because I think Tasty is spelled Tastey and who would buy this? While keywords rule the web, brand names rule the restaurant world. I don't see who would really want this domain name and as an advertising vehicle it's not a big PPC gainer either.

And....

Sacremento.info is a Sacramento typo on a dot info? While dot info is starting to take hold, I'm not a big fan of typos in general. Let alone a dot info type on a keyword that isn't too strong.

Take the above with a grain of salt as I'm no domain expert!

 

[friedbeef]

Thanks for the input.

By the way Tasty is spelled "Tasty", not tastey.

"tasty lunches" with the "quote marks" yield 11,700 Google results.

Target is lunch-catering businesses, who focus on a lunch crowd rather than restaurants. Yes I know... very niche, but it seemed like a good idea -- at the time


Yeah the sacremento thing was a spelling mistake. A $5.95 mistake!