domain the-bravery.com

[Dulin_Time]

Domain: the-bravery.com
Keywords (Autodetected) the bravery
Frequency (Google) 1620000
in Anchor Text 111000
in Title 118000
in URL 36000
Backlinks 2
PageRank
Alexa Rank Not Ranked
Traffic (Visits / Day) N/A
PPC Ads # 2
Max PPC Bid $0.14
MAX PPC Income/day $1.17
Overture/mo 28993
Wordtracker/day 2974

http://EstiBot.com Domain Appraisal : USD 7,900


What do you all think?

 

[Dulin_Time]

bump

 

[Dulin_Time]

No opinions at all? Estibot gave thebravery.com a value of $130,000.

 

[igni]

Well, I personally don't like dashes, and well, I didn't know about the band before searching on google (but this may be my fault ). Taking that in the account, and depending on its fame, I would say, as maximum mid-low xxx$ (but probably less).

Estibot uses search results but you must note there are a lot of results that come from the real sense of bravery (for which the domain has almost no value).

 

[krx]

Major TM problems.

From Wikipedia:
The Bravery is an American rock band from New York City that consists of Sam Endicott, John Conway, Anthony Burulcich, Michael Zakarin, and Mike Hindert. Their music is a synthesis of indie rock and electronica. Their music has reached the top ten in the United States and the top five in the United Kingdom.

The Bravery is also the name of the band's self-titled album.

 

[Dulin_Time]

I'm pretty new here, but as I've been reading on these forums lately, a lot of people seem to be hyper sensitive about trademark issues. As long as it's non-competitive use it is not a TM violation.

 

[krx]

The hyphen may give you some wiggle room but as far as I can tell the phrase "the bravery" has no value or meaning outside of its conflation with the band. For example, could you sell T shirts with "The-Bravery" across the front? First no one would probably buy them because of the hyphen (also a problem for the domain in question) but if they did it would only be because of the band. That's a TM violation. It's hard to imagine how you could draw income from this name that wasn't similarly a draw off the band. But I"m no TM lawyer so I could be wrong. Best of luck with it in any case.

 

[igni]

That's true, the only value the domain has is about the band. The "dictionary word" doesn't have any commercial value by itself.