appraise Caregiverclass(.)com

[Biggie]

here's a recent pick-up


caregiverclass(.)com

goes with some other "healthcare" domains i own in that sector.


Opinions, comments, etc are welcome

Thanks

 

[INFORG]

I would much prefer "course", "certificate" or "certification" to "class". It is one of those that looks good at first glance, but the more you think about it, the less it seems to fit the most lucrative way to use it - which would be for selling some kind of certification and instruction program.

The singular "class" leans more toward a local community use for a 1 class type orientation for potential caregivers or those seeking them.

If it were mine, I'd be targeting mid to high XXX to a user, but might dump it in the reseller market after a year or two for mid XX.

Because of the initial positive feel that it seems to produce, might be a good candidate for Flippa or eBay.

 

[Biggie]

Agreed....I'd prefer to have course, certificate, certification, classes, courses and training too.

because each implies one would have to take at least a class or more, to qualify.

still, didn't pick for dumping to a reseller or listing on flipo or eboy.

the long-range potential is too high for that, as indicated by short time @ sedo:

caregiverclass com
3 1 3.80 USD33.33 %3.80 USD
1,267.33 USD


Still, I appreciate your viewpoints.

Thanks

 

[Charles Sweeney]

For me there's no value. I'm in the UK, "care giver" isn't a term we would use here, we would use "carer". CarerClass.com is available which has nice alliteration with the "C" "C" "C" sound.

These are also available:

CarerCourse.com
CarerCertificate.com
CarerCertification.com
CarerClasses.com
CarerCourses.com

And these with "caring", another term we might use:

CaringCourse.com
CaringCertificate.com
CaringCertification.com
CaringClasses.com
CaringCourses.com

Don't know if these would be used outside the UK, I suspect not judging by their availability but it would suggest that your potential market for your name would exclude the UK.

 

[Biggie]

For me there's no value. I'm in the UK, "care giver" isn't a term we would use here, we would use "carer". it would suggest that your potential market for your name would exclude the UK.

Hi Charles

though, caregiver.co.uk is taken, the term may not be mainstream in UK.
as you guys do have a totally different "health-care" structure than we do.

but over here in the good ol US of A, we say, caregiver or caretaker.

also, if all those names are available in .com, shouldn't that tell you something?

Thanks

 

[Charles Sweeney]

Yo Buddy! Over here a caretaker is a janitor!

 

[Biggie]

Yo Buddy! Over here a caretaker is a janitor!

lol

well at least they know how to clean up