domain some single words domain appraisals - fines.co

[lu250]

Dear All,
First thanks a lot for your kindness. I have couple of single words domain in hand, new registered. I am not sure about the value range, would you mind help me ? rough range is OK, no need to be accurate. Thanks a lot !
Domain name:

fines.co
administrators.co
transactions.co
wrinkle.co
ultrabooks.me
peripheral.in

Thanks a lot !!!!

 

[domainscp]

Oh good lord, get a refund if you can.

 

[gilescoley]

I don't see any value in these names

My advice would be to stick to .COM when starting out in the domaining

 

[lu250]

Thanks a lot ! Would you mind elaborate more about the reason? Because of the domain name or the extension or something else ? Thanks a lot and sorry for the trouble.

 

[ArielT]

$0

It's due the extention, some domains have value in .co and .me but should be very good keywords

 

[domainscp]

Its the extensions, stick with .coms

 

[MicroGuy]

$0.00 (all of the above)

It's the extensions. Stay away from these value killers especially .CO. IMHO

 

[lu250]

Thanks a lot ! I do have some .com domains such as solidtumors.com, and mumbaicompanies.com. But it seems to be hard to find a single word .com domain, especially for high search volume and commercial target. The other short domain I have is acargo.org and forvehicle.net. Will theses domains looks more valuable or they are the same as the ones before ?
Thanks a lot !

 

[Kate]

Ask yourself why somebody would want to own any of these domains... to the point of paying a premium price...

 

[lu250]

Ask yourself why somebody would want to own any of these domains... to the point of paying a premium price...

Thanks a lot ! This is exactly one of my dilemma. Personally, I think a single domain name, no matter how good it looks, is of no value until the website is build and customers are attracted. That is why I always have the thought to build a fully functional website behind each of my domain. Until the website is built, it is hard for me to judge the value of a domain name no matter how premium it is. However, the problem is I don't know how many companies/person are looking for purchase a fully functioned website together with domain than a single domain name. Doesn't the company prefer to build their own website fits their own particular need than purchase a website that designed by someone else ? The problem for me is that I don't know the market of websites at all and thus every though I can think of ideas for website behind each of my domain name, I don't know whether it will worth the efforts. Would you mind help me ?

 

[MicroGuy]

Thanks a lot ! This is exactly one of my dilemma. Personally, I think a single domain name, no matter how good it looks, is of no value until the website is build and customers are attracted. That is why I always have the thought to build a fully functional website behind each of my domain. Until the website is built, it is hard for me to judge the value of a domain name no matter how premium it is. However, the problem is I don't know how many companies/person are looking for purchase a fully functioned website together with domain than a single domain name. Doesn't the company prefer to build their own website fits their own particular need than purchase a website that designed by someone else ? The problem for me is that I don't know the market of websites at all and thus every though I can think of ideas for website behind each of my domain name, I don't know whether it will worth the efforts. Would you mind help me ?

Serious businesses don't want their sites hosted on a .CO or .ME. :imho:

 

[.NJ]

I can think of ideas for website behind each of my domain name, I don't know whether it will worth the efforts.

This is a problem that plagues many when they first start out.

Never purchase a domain (hand-reg) on the basis that you think will have development potential to someone else.

This way of thinking will only burn holes in your pocket.

Stay far away from cctld's before you have a true understanding of the market.

Read..read..and read some more here on the forums before jumping back in the game.

Unfortunately your names listed have no value.

 

[lu250]

got it ! Thanks a lot !

 

[Source]

Serious businesses don't want their sites hosted on a .CO or .ME. :imho:

I beg to differ. The facts do not back up your assertion, specifically with .me, considering the number of .me domains that I and other members on this forum have sold to end-users at premium prices over the past 3 years. Do the research, you will be surprised.

Like any cctld, it's all about the quality of the keyword and fit to the tld. As for the words listed by the OP, I honestly see very little resale value in them.

 

[ProSence]

I also see that the value of .me domain is really good being very new tld.

However, most of the domain sold of .me was popular word, there are lots of single word is available to register in .me extension.

 

[devoid]

I am crying while i read this thread. You just keep throwing out more domain names saying "well i have this and this and this" and i just see ten dollar bills flying out the window.

It's hard to find a single word, dictionary word, .com, short, etc domain because there are none.

There are people who pioneered the industry of domaining qand have a crew of people working hundreds of hours a week hand registering domain names.

You will never, ever hand register a domain name that has any value to it, unless you develop that name. This goes for any extension.

If you want to make money doing it, find domain auction websites that pick up dropped names. Buy one domain for $50 instead of 5 domains for $10.

If it's an auction website, your high bid can ONLY go as high as somebody else was willing to have paid - so don't worry about getting beaten up too badly.

Pick the names you like. See what they end up selling for. Pay attention. Learn.

These names are great key words, and the domains would be good if you develope them correctly and get them in first page search results. But you can't and don't know how to, it takes a professional to do it correctly.

I'm still crying. Refund any domain you can and immediately reinvest the money in some auctions if you insist on domaining.