domain weedmyfarm.com New to this forum: 11 domains, not sure what they are worth, if anything.

[One Mans Trash]

Good Morning,

I’m new to this site. A while ago I purchased some domains because I was thinking about starting a few websites. Needless to say I got a little carried away and purchased too many. These are a few that I don’t have any use for. I am putting them for sale on the auction sites. I was wonder what you guys think these might be worth:

50shadesofhats.com

canitvape.com

iheardya.com

livetheart.com

notyouraverageart.com

onthisnote.com

soundofthebeat.com

weedmyfarm.com

nextonthemenu.com

weheardya.com

burntheweed.com

-Thanks

 

[MisterSoft.com]

Welcome aboard!
By just looking at your domains, I've a piece of advice for you:
Read Read Read as many threads on this forum before you register any domain
I'll leave the appraisal part to my other esteemed domainers

 

[dname]

Good morning and welcome to NP!

About your domains, I don't see much value there. Some of them could be used as brandable names, but not very likely. Just like MisterSoft said read the forum and see which type of domains are in demand. They are likely to sell easily. Stick to short or two-word meaningful names, preferably dot coms.
We would all be millionaires if domain investing was easy.
Anyway, I wish you good luck!

 

[accelerator]

Domains that are valuable tend to be short, easily memorable, usually dictionary words, in the .com. You've made up some fun terms, but there are so many word combinations out there, anyone could come up with similar terms. If you want an honest opinion, I think your domains are not worth a lot. You might get lucky and sell one of them for more than you paid, but don't expect to get rich.

Once you put them on auction, you would find out how good they are. They will be hard to sell in my opinion.

That said, welcome to the domaining club and there's no reason why you can't do your homework and improve if you want to.

 

[disaac81]

Keep it short
Keep it simple

Imagine the end user that will buy your name. Does the name have momentum and relevance to a sector or number of sectors?

For example, a name that has engaging qualities for media and gaming software and hardware (including VR), you might consider words that mean excitement and gathering.

In this example ThrillBox works as a great name as it tells it's story and has the element of reward (via enjoyment, play and taking you away from where you are (via box)).

Good Luck!

 

[MisterSoft.com]

We would all be millionaires if domain investing was easy.
Anyway, I wish you good luck!

I like your quote, "We would all be millionaires if domain investing was that easy."

 

[doubleU]

I doubt they will fetch good prices if sent to auction but phrases like the two below sell for decent sums.

nextonthemenu
onthisnote

Endusers for these are next to impossible to find but if they contact you your winning ...

weheardya
iheardya

are possible brandables.

 

[One Mans Trash]

Thanks for the advise. I realized early on that investing in domains was not really for me. These were purchased for me to make a website out of and of all of them, these are the ones that I did not think were good names. I simply wish to make back the cost. There are 1 or 2 that I have ideas for end users. Good luck to you guys in the race to millions.

 

[briguy]

These were purchased for me to make a website out of and of all of them..

I sure wouldn't let these person purchase for me..but rarely does a great name make a great website.
My suggestion (to add value) is to make them websites.

My favorite of those listed is "weheardya"..maybe a compliant resolution site.

At least they are dot coms