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If I had to keep one it would be nationalanthem.
Must not be hard to develop.
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No plans for developing . Just holding. Should I let me drop?
lovemore
buymovies
easylist
strokers
mp3store
newsoul
yourlove
nationalanthem
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Last edited by Johnn; 12-01-2011 at 01:36 PM.
.ca's are my fav.
If I had to keep one it would be nationalanthem.
Must not be hard to develop.
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I'd keep buymovies and nationalanthem. Buymovies should be a no-brainer as well. Set up an affiliate site (Amazon, play.com, cdon etc.) and see if you can build some traffic.
Agreed on nationanthem. I like strokers too. Decent name for a hot rod forum.
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I would certainly keep strokers. Lots of potential as a business/product name.
Easy List is kinda nice, great name for a software (we all make lists), but might never sell on the other hand.
drop them if you cant find a end user on google using those keywords in their domain name! otherwise flip it to them for $100-$400 or DROP it they are worth reg fee undeveloped.
buymovies - best commercial possibility
lovemore
easylist
strokers
newsoul
yourlove - decent brandables but you have to wait for an end user
mp3store - tough to sell music now with itunes and all the other competition out there, and there are more than mp3 files now, but it is a good mp3 domain
nationalanthem - I'd at least do a basic page with the Canadian and US national anthems on it, and see how it does for traffic. I'm sure people are always looking for the correct versions of national anthems.
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since it's a .ca, and the singular version, I'd only do the Canadian one. Or, your could have a link to a "other anthems" page somewhere on the site, but I would defintely make the Canadian anthem the focus of this page.Originally Posted by hugegrowth
Would be a good idea to include versions in both languages as well as the unofficial bilingual version (maybe it's official, who knows)
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