discuss Three word domain names

[Criterion811]

Hi Namepros.

I'm curious, with so many (reasonable ones, not talking about nonsensical e.g. 'xylophonebiochemistry.com')
2 word .COM domains reg'd long ago, do you see an increasing worth in three word .COM names... specifically those with the prefix 'The' or 'My' etc.

Discuss!

E. Hill

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

it all boils down to whether there is a point to getting the 3 words when the potential enduser already has the 2 word version.

but if they don't. ask yourself even if they had their heart set on the two word but it's worth a million dollars. why would they buy your 3 word version? then they probably could "hack" a 3 word version of the 2 word domain they had their heart set on and skip your 3 word creation.

at the end of the deal. beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

 

[BML]

I think that from domainer perspective two word is better but from end user perspective I'm not so sure. Prefixes are OK if you can't get real thing.

 

[Criterion811]

Personally I have a few in my portfolio, but they make sense and I believe there's a market niche for each one. However I also have some I have now come to realise will likely never sell and I need to drop them.

 

[biggie]

three, four and even some five word names can have value, even without prefixes like "the or my".

it's always been like that, depending on what the words convey.


imo...