domain SixFig.com

[grottolee]

I hand regged this one yesterday. I was thinking "six figure" abbv. What do you guys think.

 

[V Dogg]

This one to me is worth low to mid two figures. I think in this case, the plural (SixFigs.com) would be worth more. Decent six letter domain there, though.

 

[fm1234]

Not much ... properly packaged, you could possibly flip it to some ClickBank guru type for $100-$200.

The meaning of the domain is a little obtuse and would only "speak" to people who are thinking about making money, eg. the people who subscribe to guru mailing lists and buy ebooks and that kind of thing. So for someone like Mike Filsaime (only one whose name leaps to mind) coming out with his new site SixFig.com it would resonate ... but outside of that niche hard to think of any application or value at all.

It does have the benefit of being super short, easy to remember, has a nice cadence when spoken out loud, etc. I just don't think that those points add much weight to the value vs. the narrow market and the fact that it's more a "brandable" than a keyword.


Frank

 

[johname]

Its worth 6 figs as in the kind that grow on a tree lol
Surprised you got it with all the 6 figure job sites out there. mid xx +

 

[grottolee]

Usually if someone replies grace delete on this forum I know I have junk. If they reply reg fee I usually end up selling it to an end user for low $xxx. If there is a couple of replies to the thread discussing the pros and cons of the name I usually get low-mid $xxx. So that means its probably worth mid-high $xxx to an end user. Thanks guys!!!

 

[johname]

Usually if someone replies grace delete on this forum I know I have junk. If they reply reg fee I usually end up selling it to an end user for low $xxx. If there is a couple of replies to the thread discussing the pros and cons of the name I usually get low-mid $xxx. So that means its probably worth mid-high $xxx to an end user. Thanks guys!!!

I like that end user value, as i said i am surprised you where able to reg it, goodluck

 

[grottolee]

It dropped yesterday and no one caught it.