domain Zorv.com [rep++++++++++++]

[kev]

Hi there,

Just got this name and i would be interested in everyones views. Nice pronouncable 4 letter .com. Say the name five times in your head and you will see it has a ring to it

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Thanks

 

[staskul]

Zorv- nice branable name! mid $xx

 

[Bannen]

It is nice, pronouncable, brandable; just can't wrap my head around a use for it. I just appraised fozz.com in another thread, but that one came easily due to its similarity to other words. This one is tougher.

Maybe as some sci-fi site, fansite, etc. since it has that kind of a sound to it. Otherwise it's completely up to your imagination to make it into something attractive, entertaining, valuable... or up to the imagination of any end user.

Hard call, this one; not quite fun and zany enough to be obvious as a gag name, but also doesn't sound like any real word closely either.

It IS neat, in its own way, and as I said before people are jumping on neat LLLL that have some kool sound to them for practically any different kinds of use, so I'll give it some hesitant value... more of a gut-feel than a sane researched appraisal:
(undeveloped)
resellers - somewhere xx, or low xxx at very most, since it's on the fence in all areas but not quite committed in any direction...
end users - somewhere low or even med xxx since it does sound neat in a way, and is brandable.

But, I think these pronouncable LLLL will rise in value very quickly as domaining becomes more and more mainstream and these become much rarer and more in demand for interesting, memorable site names. maybe hold on to it for another year or two...

 

[iggy]

It is nice. It is pronouncable and I would keep it. I also have a lot of 4 letter domains and I have a list over 500 4 letter domains and most available for sale.

Good luck with the domain



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[Jennifer]

I always try to go a little deeper when considering 4 letter domains. Regardless of the letters, there is always something that can be done if you dig deep enough.

For example, with your Zorv - there are no immediate acronyms to be had.

We know, however, that "rv" is a very popular term for "recreational vehicle" - and a quick search of the acronym database shows us some potential uses for the first two letters "zo" - "zo" is an abbreviation for "zone" - so "Zorv = Zone RV - which would make for an outstanding recreational vehicle site.

"zo" is also the acronym for "zoom out" which would also be an excellent option paired with "rv" - Zoom Out RV -



That's my .02 on the name.

Much Success

 

[mike_d]

Hi,

I think this is one of those that would be worth researching and then prepping potential end users.

The above post by ManicGirl is a good example. Say you took her suggestion of a 'Zoom Out RV' brand: you could research the RV market, set up a site, nurture it using the usual SEO so that it has traffic... and even starts to be noticed by people interested in RVs... and then you'll be in a much better position to start pitching for a sale.

The above process combined with the four letter name could make it pretty valuable.

Hope that helps,
Mike.

 

[Travis]

It has a good ring to it as a brandable domain name. Zorv I could see going for mid $XX.

 

[sufi]

Brandable name but only Low $xx undeveloped, more with development.