domain swifthings (.com)

[Drisslam]

Hello guys, I have grabbed this domain name recently.
I think it is a good domain for littlethings.com type of website or viral websites, or maybe almost everything as it is a general one.

It's a mixture between swift and things.
As you know swift stands for fast and the domain stands for fast things (fast news per example)


Thank you,
Driss.

 

[Drisslam]

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[EbookLover]

"little things" is a very common phrase in the USA and maybe even UK and AU. It's synonymous with a few other phrases, like "the details". Not to mention, humans, especially females, have always had a soft spot for "little things", meaning things that are small and especially small and cute.

As such, I cannot compare the phrase "swift things" to "little things". It's not a common phrase in english.

That leaves the domain with 2 things, intrinsic value and brandability. IMHO, it has little of both, but has some.

To end user, undeveloped: mid $XX to mid $XXX

My appraisals are nothing just my opinions and nothing more.

 

[Drisslam]

"little things" is a very common phrase in the USA and maybe even UK and AU. It's synonymous with a few other phrases, like "the details". Not to mention, humans, especially females, have always had a soft spot for "little things", meaning things that are small and especially small and cute.

As such, I cannot compare the phrase "swift things" to "little things". It's not a common phrase in english.

That leaves the domain with 2 things, intrinsic value and brandability. IMHO, it has little of both, but has some.

To end user, undeveloped: mid $XX to mid $XXX

My appraisals are nothing just my opinions and nothing more.

Thank you sir for your info.
I am planning to go for a listing for about 250$ does it seem logical ?

 

[EbookLover]

Perhaps. But not to a dealer.

 

[Drisslam]

Okay Thank you sir anyway for your time

 

[Bob Hawkes]

Just to clarify is it Swifthings or SwiftThings? I think the former where you said combined.

I am not too enthusiastic, although in addition to the types of uses discussed above I could possibly see a fit possibly for Swift (as in the iOS programming environment) and Things (as in Internet of Things).

The missing second t in a row, or not, possible source of confusion.

I just did a Google search on 'swift things' over 250 million search results which is positive. I see some famous poem is near the top of the results.

Best of luck with it,

Bob