closed 2 premium .COM domains

[JoDomains]

Hi,

I just got those 2 great domains:

DieterGuide.com

DigitalDBS.com

For people who doesn't know what's Digital DBS is, it's digital Satellite . the keyword "Digital DBS" has 102'000 pages in Google and the keyword "DBS" was searched 5132 in June 2003 according to overtrue.

Any apprasials, comments?????

 

[GT Web]

$50 for the first one

$300 for the second...

they are not what I call premium....sorry

 

[JoDomains]

Thank you GW, although I think that the market of digital DBS worh a lot more than $300.

 

[JoDomains]

Any others ????

 

[Steen]

I dont see anything over $53.24 for either.

Not usre what the apeal is.

 

[JoDomains]

devildude,

DieterGuide.com is a great name for a diet/health website. And DigitalDBS.com is a name of a very famous product. Check this:
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&q=Digital+DBS

Do you think a product that has 102'000 pages on Google and the keyword "DBS" was searched 5132 in June worth only 50 bucks??

 

[David G]

Originally posted by Lwgik ....DigitalDBS.com[/SIZE] For people who doesn't know what's Digital DBS is, it's digital Satellite . [/B]

If you must explain to others what a name means, the fact you need to do so usually makes the name of dubious value. If few know what the term even means it is likely a worthless name as far as traffic goes, type-ins in particular.

The name is then merely one of zillions of made-up no real value names. Likely only valuable if someone falls in love with it and wants to spend lots of time and money branding it. Slim and no chance of that happening with all obscure terms, and made-up type of domains.

A value exception is in the event a niche market firm is interested in a domain and the words are true keyword industry terms.

P.S. Re Google returns. If you put quotes around the search words the returns are very low, only 638.

 

[JoDomains]

thank you RealNames for your input

 

[David G]

Originally posted by Lwgik thank you RealNames for your input

BTW, your 2 names may very well fall under this exception "A value exception is in the event a niche market firm is interested in a domain and the words are keyword industry terms."

Thus there are value possibilties for the 2 domains, making them good ones to keep and one day they may possibly have good value to firms in these industries.

 

[JoDomains]

Originally posted by RealNames

"A value exception is in the event a niche market firm is interested in a domain and the words are keyword industry terms."

Is this a quote from a guide or something??? I would love to read the whole thing if it's quoated from somewhere