domain Travel - europe .net

[nayfeee]

Please give thoughts in this recently acquired domain name?

Many thanks!

Looking to develop it with a friend but wondered what views you would have?

 

[felly]

Hello Nayfeee,very nice Domain Name. com. ext. would have been better though.The domain name says itself what one can do with it.Tourism,travel Agency a lot of uses.Its keyword rich too

 

[nayfeee]

Hey thanks for the comment Felly

Possibilities are definitely here, and when developed I can see potential!

Any ideas on value purely as a domain name any body?

Thanks

 

[nayfeee]

Any more thoughts guys, would love to hear them

 

[ArielT]

Please give thoughts in this recently acquired domain name?

Many thanks!

Looking to develop it with a friend but wondered what views you would have?

Right now I think the value is $0

There is already a developed site for traveleurope.com which is a .com and no hyphen, so I don't think someone would be interested in building a site with a lower quality version of an existing site

 

[TCK]

Domain name on its own is reg fee at best. However, if bought with existing content (and SEO benefits) the value exponentially increases, if bought with content in view then value increases marginally. Not worthy of a quick flip, if that is what you have in mind.

 

[uncia]

For a personal/business site selling travel services to europe, maybe. Otherwise, too much competition to develop as project.
Undeveloped, worth nothing.

 

[fm1234]

uncia sort of hits the nail right on the head. The domain has zero value "on merits" as a domain -- it's a hyphenated .net; so find the last sale price of the unhyphenated .com of the same phrase and divide by 10 million or so to get the domain market value. It's a nice enough name for developing, but then the niche is so brutally competitive that it's hardly worth making a foray into based simply on the fact that you own the domain. If you have any expertise, contacts etc. in European travel such that you could hope to get a leg up in that market, you'd be better off applying those business assets to a made up .com name than a fourth-rate keyword name.


Frank