closed babebars.com

[Domonetise]

Hi domainers. What are your opinions on babebars.com, is there any potential. I thought it was catchy and memorable, what do you think?

Thanks!

 

[brian1234]

It is 'catchy', but on this occasion I don't think that
means it is worth more than any other reg-fee type
name...

 

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what would it or could it be used for, is there any meaning behind it?

 

[Domonetise]

It is 'catchy', but on this occasion I don't think that
means it is worth more than any other reg-fee type
name...

I take it that's me been formely introduced to Reg.ound: I don't seem to be able to get my head round what's generic, brandable etc, not for the lack of trying to find out. Thanks for your feedback, it's much appreciated!

what would it or could it be used for, is there any meaning behind it?

What I was thinking at the time was maybe for a directory of adult bars/clubs in any given Town/City. Thanks for taking the time to comment, it's much appreciated!

 

[brian1234]

What I was thinking at the time was maybe for a directory of adult bars/clubs in any given Town/City. Thanks for taking the time to comment, it's much appreciated!

Yeah, I understood the possible meaning behind it, and
can certainly see your thinking on this, but it's not a
generic or 'industry' term and there are just so many
other names of this type that could be used that can,
currently, be had for reg fee.

In the absence of advertising, the name (on it's own)
is somewhat ambiguous, and directory sites really are
'ten a penny' on the web these days.

That said, it could become a brand name, but you'd
need to do some real selling for this name and i'm not
convinced the $reward will be worth it...

Good luck,

 

[Domonetise]

Yeah, I understood the possible meaning behind it, and
can certainly see your thinking on this, but it's not a
generic or 'industry' term and there are just so many
other names of this type that could be used that can,
currently, be had for reg fee.

In the absence of advertising, the name (on it's own)
is somewhat ambiguous, and directory sites really are
'ten a penny' on the web these days.

That said, it could become a brand name, but you'd
need to do some real selling for this name and i'm not
convinced the $reward will be worth it...

Good luck,

That's good feedback brian1234, I agree 100%. It's really got me thinking what I should be looking for in a domain name.

Thanks a lot for your time, it is much appreciated.

 

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Some key points when looking for names that are brandable,

keep in mind internet users;

1. have bad memories - so its best to find names they will easily be able to remember
2. are lazy - they don't want to type in long tailed names on a regular basis
3. aren't the best spellers - so you want words that are easy to spell and are not confused with other terms and words.

 

[Domonetise]

Some key points when looking for names that are brandable,

keep in mind internet users;

1. have bad memories - so its best to find names they will easily be able to remember
2. are lazy - they don't want to type in long tailed names on a regular basis
3. aren't the best spellers - so you want words that are easy to spell and are not confused with other terms and words.

Does that include dominers? or are domainers exempt from the rest of the internet users?

I get your point though.

Thanks for you time

 

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yup, i would include anyone using the internet.