domain SuperBrandable.com

[Smart Guy]

What do you think of---->SuperBrandable.com

 

[Smart Guy]

Any Feedback.appraisal would be appreciated. TY..

 

[iowadawg]

Not such a good domain.
Why not get superbbrandable
Or premiumbrandable.
All three are squat.
Now the plural might be a lot better.
So thus, the domain itself is not worth reg fee when there are so many other xxxxxxxbrandable domains available to reg.

 

[Pattern]

If you were to build a brand around it, I like the name. I've said "super brandable" before in a sentence. However, if you were to just sell it to an end user (most likely a domainer for something like SuperBrandable.com) then it would be harder to get such a big return on investment. You might get a few bucks more, but domainers aren't known for buying names from other domainers for big amounts.

 

[ImageAuthors]

It's not bad. If you think about getting rid of it rather than renewing it, I'd consider taking it off your hands for reg fee.

iowadwag brings up a good point about positive adjectives being mostly interchangeable, which reduces value. But there are certain words that people do really say with "super" in front. And, like Dlev, I've heard people say "super brandable".

 

[Yo]

I will say around low $xx to mid $xx for this one good luck.

 

[xpimp]

only reg fee

 

[Smart Guy]

Not such a good domain.
Why not get superbbrandable
Or premiumbrandable.
All three are squat.
Now the plural might be a lot better.
So thus, the domain itself is not worth reg fee when there are so many other xxxxxxxbrandable domains available to reg.

Super is often used with the sungular alot..ie..
Premium and superb would work best with the plural: (brandables)
So in otherwords..There is not alot of words that can go right, or sound right with the singular "brandable"
Not even mybrandable.com sounds right..does it? But Mybrandables.com works...So SuperBrandable.com is not easily replaced...and even if you find one replacement..it won't be something that people naturally use. I have seen many times people used these words together...