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Strong name with good prospects. Here is a good example of a name that is worth more because it lends itself to development so easily, which is a lot different than a worthless name that can only have value if developed. The obvious site would be one where there are hundreds of images of people in various moments. There are so many ways to go. Now, how you monetize that developed site is another story, as it seems like it might be tough to do in most cases.

Come to think of it, its best use financially might not be the first use that comes to mind. A fashion site works perfectly with this. And that can be monetized with advertisers. And BodyLanguage.com has a powerful punch when talking about a sexy fashion site.

Somewhere in the XX,XXX is where it lands (almost impossible to narrow the range). This is the type of name where you need a specific gameplan, or the name can sit in the vault for quite a while. But it is also the type of name where you could get pretty lucky and get a nice offer out of nowhere. It is a fun name because it allows you to daydream about probabilities, not pie in the sky possibilities.
 
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Nice name Adam. I'd say between $60-80k. WhoDatDog has a good idea in a fashion site/store.
 
Nice name Adam. I'd say between $60-80k. WhoDatDog has a good idea in a fashion site/store.

Domain is worth $xxxx undeveloped... good luck finding someone who would pay you more.
 
Strong name with good prospects. Here is a good example of a name that is worth more because it lends itself to development so easily, which is a lot different than a worthless name that can only have value if developed. The obvious site would be one where there are hundreds of images of people in various moments. There are so many ways to go. Now, how you monetize that developed site is another story, as it seems like it might be tough to do in most cases.

Come to think of it, its best use financially might not be the first use that comes to mind. A fashion site works perfectly with this. And that can be monetized with advertisers. And BodyLanguage.com has a powerful punch when talking about a sexy fashion site.

Somewhere in the XX,XXX is where it lands (almost impossible to narrow the range). This is the type of name where you need a specific gameplan, or the name can sit in the vault for quite a while. But it is also the type of name where you could get pretty lucky and get a nice offer out of nowhere. It is a fun name because it allows you to daydream about probabilities, not pie in the sky possibilities.

I disagree... I think this one does NOT lend itself to development easily. I don't know what would be developed on here aside from videos featuring body language experts, which surely would be difficult to monetize (IMO).

I also don't think Adam is going to spend tons of time building and monetizing a fashion site, which isn't intuitive for this name.

I do think it's probably worth around $10k from an organization that specializes in reading body language. If you do a search for body language on Google, there are very few sponsored listings, meaning companies/people aren't paying much to advertise. With few advertisers, there's less incentive to spend $xx,xxx on a domain name.
 
I disagree... I think this one does NOT lend itself to development easily. I don't know what would be developed on here aside from videos featuring body language experts, which surely would be difficult to monetize (IMO).

I also don't think Adam is going to spend tons of time building and monetizing a fashion site, which isn't intuitive for this name.

I do think it's probably worth around $10k from an organization that specializes in reading body language. If you do a search for body language on Google, there are very few sponsored listings, meaning companies/people aren't paying much to advertise. With few advertisers, there's less incentive to spend $xx,xxx on a domain name.


Well said - the domain is useless - their is a show called body language and i worked on the show and their executives are cheap as they get..... and not to mention its soft porn!

only use for this domain is for porn or xxx products/services

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just because Adam owns it people come here and throw crazy numbers...
 
There are a lot of end users for a domain like this. Low - Mid $XX,XXX. Possibly more to the right buyer.

Brad
 
Best bet is to pitch this name to big marketing firms as a fantastic branding opportunity. Development by a domainer doesn't do this justice, and a company that specializes in body language won't have the budget for this. But, as a fashion or cosmetic brand this is a top domain name. Tough to get, and you may own it a while, but I wouldn't let this go for under mid 5 figures.
 
@hope I couldn't give a crap who owned it. If you owned it, I wouldn't have changed a thing. My valuation of mid xx,xxx is just my opinion - I can see a lot of end users - body language coaches, people who have products to sell, who would love to get this name.
 
@hope I couldn't give a crap who owned it. If you owned it, I wouldn't have changed a thing. My valuation of mid xx,xxx is just my opinion - I can see a lot of end users - body language coaches, people who have products to sell, who would love to get this name.


point me one single end user right now spending dollars in google adwords that could use this domain for the value u place on this domain - TALK IS CHEAP

your valuation just goes to show you how clueless you are about the domain market.
 
There are a lot of end users for a domain like this. Low - Mid $XX,XXX. Possibly more to the right buyer.

Brad

Why aren't most of them advertising under that term, and what makes you think they'd pay mid $xx,xxx if they aren't advertising online very much?

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PS: All this is probably for naught, because my bet is Adam has a nice offer on it :)
 
point me one single end user right now spending dollars in google adwords that could use this domain for the value u place on this domain - TALK IS CHEAP

your valuation just goes to show you how clueless you are about the domain market.

www.skillstudio.co.uk - advertising on body language and related terms.
 
There are a lot of end users for a domain like this. Low - Mid $XX,XXX. Possibly more to the right buyer.

Brad
I concur with the appraised value. FWIW, though, there are already active U.S. TMs for "body language" regarding both clothing and skin-care products. (The clothing company uses B___L___Sportswear dot-com for its website; it would be interesting to know whether anyone had ever offered them the shorter generic domain.)
 
point me one single end user right now spending dollars in google adwords that could use this domain for the value u place on this domain - TALK IS CHEAP

your valuation just goes to show you how clueless you are about the domain market.

Was offered mid xx,xxx so maybe your valuation has no merit.

-=DCG=-
 
I'm not that clueless then... just a touch optimistic.
 
Was offered mid xx,xxx so maybe your valuation has no merit.

-=DCG=-

then take it and run - i have enough experience to tell your domain is worth only the price the end user is offering you - TAKE IT AND RUN otherwise your domain is nothing special!!!!
 
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