What is a good dn？

[Michaelma]

hello，I have reg some dn and show them in the “Domain Appraisals”， but I was hurted by the appraisal results.

So I want to ask you，master-hand . Can you give me some inspiration to reg a good dn！

thank you so much:hearts::hearts:

 

[DomainSoil]

As hard as it sounds, stop reg'ing and look into the aftermarket.

 

[coltter]

register the domains that business companies want and will buy them while you are asking thousands.

 

[maxeaus]

I'm sorry i "hurted" you with my blunt appraisals, i was at least trying to be funny!

SO, let's move on why you should not be regging names, first your English is not good, so what makes you think you can just reg names in English?

Let's assume you are Spanish for example, now i know very few Spanish words, so what do you think my hand registered domains, in Spanish, would be like?

THEY WOULD BE GARBAGE! You would be laughing yourself silly at how bad my domains are.

DO NOT REGISTER ANYMORE DOMAINS IN ENGLISH

I will say this twice,

DO NOT REGISTER ANYMORE DOMAINS IN ENGLISH

OK, now we have sorted that out, start reading the forum posts here and see what sells for what price, why it sells for those prices etc, this should keep you busy for at least 3 MONTHS, i repeat, 3 MONTHS

You currently have 9 posts at Name Pros, you are not a domainer with 9 posts, you just got told by the guy above with 1 post to stop regging names for example and look at the aftermarket!!!

Now the guy above with 1 post is the wisest noobie i have seen on here that's for sure, i suggest you take his advice.

You might think I'm being "hurted" towards you here, but believe me if you listen to the advice by me and the noobie alone you will save yourself a lot of time, and more importantly money.

 

[namenut]

I'm sorry i "hurted" you with my blunt appraisals, i was at least trying to be funny!

SO, let's move on why you should not be regging names, first your English is not good, so what makes you think you can just reg names in English?

Let's assume you are Spanish for example, now i know very few Spanish words, so what do you think my hand registered domains, in Spanish, would be like?

THEY WOULD BE GARBAGE! You would be laughing yourself silly at how bad my domains are.

DO NOT REGISTER ANYMORE DOMAINS IN ENGLISH

I will say this twice,

DO NOT REGISTER ANYMORE DOMAINS IN ENGLISH

OK, now we have sorted that out, start reading the forum posts here and see what sells for what price, why it sells for those prices etc, this should keep you busy for at least 3 MONTHS, i repeat, 3 MONTHS

You currently have 9 posts at Name Pros, you are not a domainer with 9 posts, you just got told by the guy above with 1 post to stop regging names for example and look at the aftermarket!!!

Now the guy above with 1 post is the wisest noobie i have seen on here that's for sure, i suggest you take his advice.

You might think I'm being "hurted" towards you here, but believe me if you listen to the advice by me and the noobie alone you will save yourself a lot of time, and more importantly money.

I might have filed the edges off a little but the advice is sound.
The OP has an issue with English and should resolve it before
spending more money on these names.

To the OP,
try G[][]Gling: "Domain Names", with quotes, and reading the resulting verbiage (words) and look at the ads. There are keywords associated with "domain Names" and these are the keywords you want to combine with your "DN' prefix. Learn about the many "Domain Name" services and you'll find the inspiration your looking for. Unfortunatley the "DN" name pool has been picked over and there are mostly brandable "DN" names available. This is why the advice to shop the aftermarket was rather accurate in particular to this niche (DN names).

Good luck

NN

 

[Michaelma]

Thank you！

I have learned a lot from your words


maxeaus ， you are always worm-hearted，thanks and good luck！