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OK this is a form of Music involving nothing more than your mouth and a microphone to create percussive music, generally refered to as beatboxing.
What would be a good format for this type of website.
This style of performance is obviously niche, but does it have enough of a following to bother with an Ad supported website?
Any guess as to potential revenue?

Thanks,
Scott
 
Your best bet is to build the site in my honest opinion, mainly based on the extension.

I'm pretty familiar with similar websites to the (overall) genre and I don't see this being worth much more than reg. fee without a lucrative development. You can take a shot at monetizing it and I could be completely wrong, but that's at your discretion.
 
I think it has a great potential audience based on the name regardless of the extension. I don't know (^) how development can be prejudged to be lucrative, but there are many advertising/keyword niches that would make this worthwhile to pursue. The black community is your market - never heard of a white beatboxer. As I've indicated in many posts lately, spend the $25 - $100 it takes to get a decent site up with original content.

Domaining = courage of conviction these days.
 
Like I said, I'm pretty familiar with similar sites and yes the keyword is actually great, but it's not a very popular artform that most people would flock to a .us for without establishing the name. Most people aren't even aware of that extension when they're browsing keywords to see if there's a site.

Also, most beatboxers I've seen online are majority white, suburban, and they all reside in either the UK and seldom California. If you decide you want to develop this a little or just make the most out of trying to monetize, PM me and I can send some of the better beatboxing sites for you to study trends from to make the best decision.
 
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