domain Some I think have value BurgerBuddy.com

[jude11]

Have a few that I've been keeping for 8-10 yrs now and getting ready to sell.

BurgerBuddy.com (There is a machine with this name but I got the Domain BEFORE)

Hayly.com (I figure just one teenie bopper to make the charts in music or movies to cash in on this)

0000.biz (Looks great on a biz card)

Peptic.net (lots of results but very specific)

Thoughts?

Thank you

 

[BatRastard]

I actually like this name. Lots of potential. Of course as is usually the case, a bare name with nothing behind is not as good as one that it is not as good.

 

[tomcarl]

Low-mid $xxx

 

[johname]

BurgerBuddy.com To me buddy in this use = device. The people that built the device might have one on you more than you have one on them. Meaning they might be the only people on the planet that could want/use your domain. Still one should try to get at least mid xxx from an interested party. Sodabuddy .com recently sold for $1250 Goodluck

 

[Kenny]

Take down the WIX pizza site. It's not helping.

JN is right, provided you reg'd this before the device, they may be your only lead.

Hayly... obviously missing the "e" hurts, but still has potential.

0000.biz Really, 0 business? Not very encouraging.
I found a 4N sale from '04, 1001.biz $100 but that was back when ppl still had hope for the ext.

Peptic.com is a parked page.... and will be for a long time.

Good Luck

Peace,
Cy

 

[FanCube]

BurgerBuddy.com (There is a machine with this name but I got the Domain BEFORE)

Has potential, but only a few end-users. Depending on the interest from these end-users this domain could go for mid $xxx - mid $xxxx. However, if none of the few end-users are interested it will be pure luck to make a good sale.

Hayly.com (I figure just one teenie bopper to make the charts in music or movies to cash in on this)

Has potential, resale: mid $xx - low $xxx.

0000.biz (Looks great on a biz card)

No, do not look good on a biz card... what do you wanna signal with a domain like this?

Peptic.net (lots of results but very specific)

I like the sound of this one, but it's not going to sell itself and the .com is for sale. Try contacting obvious end-users directly.

 

[jude11]

Thanx to all so far.

Some great info.

Peace

 

[sandbrook10]

I think you'll do extremely well to sell Burger Buddy,.

The device itself is called The Burger Buddy, which makes their domain theburgerbuddy.com sensible. Therefore, I think to shift burgerbuddy would be really hard - but I wish you well.

 

[Chris Wright]

The device itself is called The Burger Buddy, which makes their domain theburgerbuddy.com sensible. Therefore, I think to shift burgerbuddy would be really hard - but I wish you well.

Not hard...
"Burger buddy" gets ~200 global exacts / month.
"The burger buddy" gets ZERO.
If that fact is indicative of the type-in traffic, it means:
THEburgerbuddy.com is leaking lots of type-ins to burgerbuddy.
They really need your domain.
Many of their potential customers are already trying to use it.
Help them get new customers, who are reaching a 404 page right now.

 

[sandbrook10]

I'm not particularly familiar with analytics if I'm honest, but typing "Burger Buddy" into Google brings www.theburgerbuddy.com to the fore.

Are you saying 200 people per month have entered "BurgerBuddy.com" specifically into the URL bar directly?

 

[ImageAuthors]

Drop these 2:

Peptic.net
0000.biz

Unless you can sell them quickly before renewal time comes. Don't waste too much time trying to sell them, though.

BurgerBuddy.com is a good name, purely as a name. If there's already an end user out there, and your domain precedes them (so you're not cybersquatting), then try to arrange a sale. Maybe I can help out.

Hayly.com ... Well, short domains are popular. And "-ly" is a fad that we're still in the middle of. There are signs that people are getting sick of it, though. So don't hold onto this domain forever. The main issue is that "hay" doesn't suggest any applications. So I'm not very optimistic for this one, to be honest. Sell it off.