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Thinking of creating an affiliate site - Titanium bottles in the high end market of people thinking steel bottles are too heavy

Hikers, Bushcrafters, campers or for gym users
 
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How would you know the exact match?

I never claimed to possess gold- and according to your logic there are no searches except for the one with water in it?

According to your logic "woodchoppingaxe" would be more worth than "axe"... Come on...

And on a sidenote- I said I was contemplating building a site on it, not that I was aiming to sell it for 10 000 dollars

Hence, I believe the right term here is "toxic society"

But no worries- I'm moving on, really could not care less

Where did I say that your domain gets no direct type-in searches at all? Also, don't compare apples with oranges with your axe example... We are talking about a very specific type of bottle here, which is in titanium.

Here's a quick exercise for you. Type titanium bottle on any search engine and tell me if results show mostly Titanium Water Bottle or Titanium Bottle. This is how you quickly (of course not the only way) define if your domain is the exact match or not.

I can't speak for others, but I'm just trying to help you here. At this point, take what you want to take and leave the rest behind you.

Just like any other community out there, NamePros has strengths and weaknesses. What about you quietly try to find your seat instead of shouting out loud that you're about to leave after just 48 hours spent on the forum?

Rejecting others' FREE appraisals of your domain (that YOU
asked for) is like complaining about food and not eating while you're an homeless person seeking for help in a Soup Kitchen.

Utter nonsense.
 
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Where did I say that your domain gets no direct type-in searches at all? Also, don't compare apples with oranges with your axe example... We are talking about a very specific type of bottle here, which is in titanium.

Here's a quick exercise for you. Type titanium bottle on any search engine and tell me if results show mostly Titanium Water Bottle or Titanium Bottle. This is how you quickly (of course not the only way) define if your domain is the exact match or not.

I can't speak for others, but I'm just trying to help you here. At this point, take what you want to take and leave the rest behind you.

Just like any other community out there, NamePros has strengths and weaknesses. What about you quietly try to find your seat instead of shouting out loud that you're about to leave after just 48 hours spent on the forum?

Rejecting others' FREE appraisals of your domain (that YOU
asked for) is like complaining about food and not eating while you're an homeless person seeking for help in a Soup Kitchen.

Utter nonsense.
You are missing my point entirely

No matter- all the best to you :)
 
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My point is that Namepros "tell" me as a professional community that an exact match domain within an expensive category (sort of) where a site with evergreen content can be made is worthless. Then I'm criticized for fending off a valuation from a user that you yourselves have tagged as a spammer (I read a lot of posts before posting myself)

IMO this is bordering ridiculous- to the point of hazing. Do I care that much? No

However, with a current system like this I move on, obviously
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