domain Some Recipe Domains

[pdga2007]

Some thoughts please...

BarbequedChicken dot com
ChickenGrilled dot com
DryRubSeasoning dot come
TangyMustard dot com

Thanks!

 

[cybermonkey]

Having a passion for cooking myself, you rarely hear of "tangy mustard" without a "sauce" or "dressing" combo keywords attached to it. IMO, "tangy mustard sauce" or "tangy mustard dressing" would've been my pick. A reg fee, if undeveloped.

"ChickenGrilled" and "BarbequedChicken" don't sound proper to me and unlikely will have any type-in traffic. A reg fee, if undeveloped, IMO.

"Dry rub seasoning" has better chances to find buyer. There is a market for it. "Spice industry" has been booming lately. A low xxx, an end-user price.

Good Luck.

 

[pdga2007]

Having a passion for cooking myself, you rarely hear of "tangy mustard" without a "sauce" or "dressing" combo keywords attached to it. IMO, "tangy mustard sauce" or "tangy mustard dressing" would've been my pick. A reg fee, if undeveloped.

"ChickenGrilled" and "BarbequedChicken" don't sound proper to me and unlikely will have any type-in traffic. A reg fee, if undeveloped, IMO.

"Dry rub seasoning" has better chances to find buyer. There is a market for it. "Spice industry" has been booming lately. A low xxx, an end-user price.

Good Luck.

The plan is to develope the sites. The BarbequedChicken site gets some search engine traffic. I've had it for about a month or so and havemade $1 on clicks so far.

ChickenGrilled has done surprisingly well. I have it parked at Parked.com and have a recipe at the bottom that I change every couple of weeks. The unique content seems to help with the search engines.

DryRubSeasoning is parked at activeAudience and received its first clicks over the weekend. This is be the first one to develope.

Thanks!