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Reply With QuoteA domain that you can see a clear use if you were to develop it, and/or has a good chance of reselling with a good profit margin.
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Hey Guys
I would like to know what is a '' good '' domain name ???
does it have to be a short name ???
I just want to know what I should look for...
Thanks Guys !!!
A domain that you can see a clear use if you were to develop it, and/or has a good chance of reselling with a good profit margin.
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to me it is an exact match of a product or service which end users pay to have visitors directed to there site
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A good domain name is one that can help a business establish a presence or generate leads for the products or services it offers.
a good domain is a domain that gets at least one purchase offer a month.
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A good domain has value in web commerce. That value can be realized in many different ways: ads/ parking, re-sale, development,etc..
What makes a good domain?
Is the domain clear? Does it make sense?
Is the domain short (1 or 2 words; 2-3 characters)?
Is the domain a product or service?
How many people are searching for keyword(s) in your domain?
Can this domain be developed into a business or be used as an asset to further an existing business?
e.g. DJ.com Shoes.com, WebHost.com, WeddingPlanners.com, etc. are all good domains.
What makes a bad domain?
The domain is too long.
The domain is not clear.
The domain contains too many hyphens.
etc.
Edit: This of course isn't a rule as I'm sure their are exceptions, but your gut should tell you what is a good domain and what isn't.
Ask yourself: would I spend thousands of dollars to buy this domain to help my business or to build a business? Be brutally honest. If not it's probably not as great a domain as one might think.
Just my 2 cents.
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A good domain is not a bad one.
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Yeah this, plus I would also say a domain which sells itself. A truly great domain will have end users coming to you.Originally Posted by south
A domain that is working for you. Examples: keyword domain that helps SEO on a site or ,like others were saying, brings buyers to you with out you doing anything (maybe besides parking it). Free labor
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