Words with a number before or after

[staffjam]

Hi,

I was wondering if short words with a number before or after them have any value – that is for .Coms only.
And does the value vary with the actual number?
For example:
1cat.com
Cat5.com
Hot1.com
7Hot.com
8Jet.com
Dad3.com

Thanks for any advice.

 

[james2002]

I prefer domains with number after letters.

 

[lzy]

From my experience, the only ones with value are;

keyword1.com (for the SEO usually)

and

keyword5.com (because it looks like a S)

:imho: of course.

 

[Shane]

Usually no value. However Cat5.com would as Cat 5 is a type of ethernet cable.

 

[NTW WEB]

Here's another idea we think has a future...

Numbers That Works is about new ideas because we came up with domains that look like phone numbers and/or are translated using a phone keypad ~ Thus 'Numbers That Work'

Our best example is using the keyword 'pizza'.

1-Pizza.com (1-Dash dot com Format)
1-Pizza.mobi (1-Dash dot mobi Format)
1-74992.com (74992 spells Pizza on a phone keypad)
1-74992.mobi (1-Dial dot mobi Format - uses number)​

The 1- mimics a phone number so it's a great memory trigger for people using a phone to connect to the web.​

At the end of the day, will people that own 1-Dash Domains value them at PPC or as a marketing tool for mobile surfers?

 

[james2002]

Or you may want to look for domains with 1st at the end.

e.g. example1st.com etc...

 

[diddie]

the short domains with numbers will become more valuable like 1gif or 1jpg.com

 

[staffjam]

Thanks for the opinions guys - it's quite difficult to value some of the names out there.

 

[NTW WEB]

Good luck staffjam!

Hey diddie?
What's the reasoning behind:

the short domains with numbers will become more valuable like 1gif or 1jpg.com

 

[diddie]

Good luck staffjam!

Hey diddie?
What's the reasoning behind:

true that i didnt' totally expressed what i wanted to say, i meant if that short domains like the 4 letters that are actually hot and will remain hot in future are good domains to use a number before if the keyword is really good

 

[angilina]

I think it depends on the name, for example, Xbox360.com

 

[equity78]

Prefer the Keyword # like LCD0.com or net2.com

 

[R9V.com]

I have about 100 of these - and I've been selling for $50 - $380, though sales have slowed in general.

However I notice buyers have contacted me to purchase as choices for short domains are rare - I've sold domains with "Tow", "Vet", "Car", "One", "Fat" and a few more - that as far as I know for most - correspond with a business' tel or toll free numbers's last four digits (like 416-872-2VET) I think some may have rebranded their online presence to the aquired domains. I know there's value for these for end-users, even if domainers are stuck on some awful LLLL.com's that are not nearly as brandable.

I am going to develop a few to some extent and sell them differently than rest. Thinking of doing:

2CDN.com (canadian portal "too canadian, eh")
TKO0.com (boxing)
0GUT.com (weight loss - would match with perfect num such as: 1-800-555-0GUT)
4KIN.com (ie: search.4kin.com)
ROW0.com (ticket sales/info - "Row zero...get closer than 1st row"
INN0.com (cheap hotel info)
6TWO.com - still thinking about this one

these are ones would be harder to sell unless I can show how I can be used - then people realize how a short brandable domain like these would be so beneficial.

Think about it, for a tow truck company...having something like TOW3.com and 1-888-303-TOW3 written on their truck is much more memorable than perhaps the company name; AbramsTowingServices.com 416-533-5319

I am going to raise my prices for these, regardless of the domainer market - as I see the end-user market is eager to purchase these domains as long as they fall under $1000, so my base price will now be $80 for least desirable



BTW - if you have HOT1.com I would appraise at price of don't sell under $12,000

 

[htmlindex]

I prefer domains with number after letters.

I prefer domains without any numbers before, or after names.

 

[NTW WEB]

We have 1-Vegas.mobi for sale at TDNAM and just raised our price to the max because of the really stupid names that have 'vegas' in them.

1-vegas.mobi is among the 1% of the shortest names in the list of about 3000 names for sale and it looks like a phone number.

We had valued 1-vegas.mobi lower because vegas.mobi only sold for $18K last month but we'll sit on it if we have to.

It just makes sense...

 

[rkbdomain]

Hi,

I was wondering if short words with a number before or after them have any value – that is for .Coms only.
And does the value vary with the actual number?
For example:
1cat.com
Cat5.com
Hot1.com
7Hot.com
8Jet.com
Dad3.com

Thanks for any advice.

I have some LLLN's that get nice typo traffic. Many of the good ones are gone though. Think about Eba6 or Eba7 or 3bay, these probably get a lot of type-in traffic for ebay, just bsaed on where they are on the keyboard.

 

[dontknow]

I like my number
word combos...

4eats.com
5of7.com

 

[R9V.com]

We have 1-Vegas.mobi for sale at TDNAM and just raised our price to the max because of the really stupid names that have 'vegas' in them.

1-vegas.mobi is among the 1% of the shortest names in the list of about 3000 names for sale and it looks like a phone number.

We had valued 1-vegas.mobi lower because vegas.mobi only sold for $18K last month but we'll sit on it if we have to.

It just makes sense...

Well are any of thse even selling????

because i have FlashyVagas.com posted here for $50 and no buyers and I even sold FlashVegas.com in 2000 for mid $X,XXX

TDNAM is crap imo

 

[copper]

I only have few.
2us.net - highest offer I got is $5K, I think.
I did not sell it because I am the end-user, well, eventually

I have LLL# pending sale for $x,xxx to the end-user.
Domain is only worth what buyer is willing to pay and
what seller can part it with.

 

[DnEbook]

i recently tried to sell 2music.tv here at namepros ....... no interest