discuss The value of a domain name in the -ing form of one-word?

[scote]

Hi guys,
What do you think of the value of a domain name in the -ing form of one-word?

And I regist a 9 characters one-word .com domain, -ing form, EstiBot said it's $520,

SERP TERM	368,000
SERP SLD	368,000

It means stop. Maybe have good potential in legal service.
What do you think of it, is it worth at least reg fee?

 

[scote]

Bump

 

[phaethon]

Is it 'trolling?'

 

[scote]

Is it 'trolling?'

this word means stop in some legal field

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

What do you think of the value of a domain name in the -ing form of one-word?

It depends on the word.

"Marketing" is worth more than most domains without -ing.

"Alliterating" is worth less than most base forms (e.g., "alliterate").

 

[scote]

It depends on the word.

"Marketing" is worth more than most domains without -ing.

"Alliterating" is worth less than most base forms (e.g., "alliterate").

Thank you very much! Do you think SERP TERM can judge the word is better or not?

 

[Kyle Tully]

Thank you very much! Do you think SERP TERM can judge the word is better or not?

Sure, but it’s just one variable.

Some terms get a lot of traffic because people are searching for their meaning but they have zero commercial use.

 

[scote]

Sure, but it’s just one variable.

Some terms get a lot of traffic because people are searching for their meaning but they have zero commercial use.

Thank you! So I'm worry about it too. Would you like have a look at my domain's appraisal? https://www.namepros.com/threads/desisting-com-how-much-it-worth-and-other-one-word-com.1359533/

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

Commercial use is a much more useful metric, such as OpenCorporates.com.

 

[URL Stream]

Commercial use is a much more useful metric, such as OpenCorporates.com.

Do you find any specific filter to be a stronger indicater? i.e., country, catagory, company type, etc

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

Do you find any specific filter to be a stronger indicater? i.e., country, catagory, company type, etc

It depends on the word.

For example, if you get a lot of matches because it's a common street name (e.g., "Maple"), then I enable the "match name starting with search query" option.

Tip: @Bob Hawkes has some great articles that discuss using OpenCorporates.com.

 

[scote]

It depends on the word.

For example, if you get a lot of matches because it's a common street name (e.g., "Maple"), then I enable the "match name starting with search query" option.

Tip: @Bob Hawkes has some great articles that discuss using OpenCorporates.com.

Thank you very much!