Cloud Domains

[BostonDomainer]

I have this one, pity about the hyphen

Open-Clouds.com

 

[gilescoley]

@BostonDomainer

Was that a "not a bad name" wink or a "yeah, hyphens are crap" wink??

 

[BostonDomainer]

@BostonDomainer

Was that a "not a bad name" wink or a "yeah, hyphens are crap" wink??

Oh, it was just because I own the non-hyphen one. And personally for me rather then buying dashes I rather register strong long tail domain names. For instant a few days ago I registered PremiumCloudHosting.com which has tons of google competitors and good results for companies using that phrase such as GOdaddy and RackSpace etc. I used to never believe in them in the past and use to bash them on the board until I saw sales prices. Strong long tail keyword domains in my opinion works better then dashes as an investment vehicle especially for a lasting transition as the cloud. Just my thoughts.

 

[gilescoley]

Oh, it was just because I own the non-hyphen one. And personally for me rather then buying dashes I rather register strong long tail domain names. For instant a few days ago I registered PremiumCloudHosting.com which has tons of google competitors and good results for companies using that phrase such as GOdaddy and RackSpace etc. I used to never believe in them in the past and use to bash them on the board until I saw sales prices. Strong long tail keyword domains in my opinion works better then dashes as an investment vehicle especially for a lasting transition as the cloud. Just my thoughts.

No problem, it all comes down to personal preference and also whether you plan on developing any of the names too.

Good luck with your name...

 

[buywiser]

Have registered these ones: Cloudd.co/.co.uk/.biz/.tv

 

[Theo]

Have registered these ones: Cloudd.co/.co.uk/.biz/.tv

Seriously, what were you thinking?

 

[buywiser]

Seriously, what were you thinking?

To develop them...
What's your point: we should parked them until they get sold?

*CloudD can be used as if it was written cloudy

 

[Theo]

To me it's like Steve Jobs stuttering

 

[Gerry]

Folks, same rules apply...

just because it is not yet regged does not mean it is a good reg.

 

[oldtimer]

Just registered:

CloudGlobally.com

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[BostonDomainer]

To develop them...
What's your point: we should parked them until they get sold?

*CloudD can be used as if it was written cloudy

lol I love when domainers say this. Seriously how many domains does a TRUE domainer really develops... few to none. How many time do we say we're going to do it- every time we buy a new name or reg a new name. lol

@buywiser uhm exactly what are you going to develop on them. They're are not even keywords.

 

[vital]

I took few more today:

CloudPrinciple.com
CloudLeading.com
CloudExposition.com

 

[deceneu]

CloudComputingExpertise.com

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Also today
CloudComputingExpertise.com

 

[buywiser]

To me it's like Steve Jobs stuttering

Hey dude, I was checking the .com since January...so, keep your silly comments to yourself please! Thanks!

 

[sdomains]

DigiCloud.com

 

[krossat]

Folks, same rules apply...

just because it is not yet regged does not mean it is a good reg.

I thought the opposite was true most of the times :\

 

[BostonDomainer]

~$5.80 clicks on Parked for certain cloud keywords. Haven't seen this in a looong while.

 

[oldtimer]

Just registered these:


GlobalCloudConsulting.com

GlobalCloudConsultant.com

GlobalCloudConsultants.com


I was going to add these to my thread in the appraisal section, but my thread has been closed, anyone can tell me why. :worried:

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[Infoproliferati]

Saw the closed thread. I don't understand why it was closed either. Send the admins a PM.

 

[silentg]

There was no domain in the thread title.

Just registered these:
GlobalCloudConsulting.com
GlobalCloudConsultant.com
GlobalCloudConsultants.com
I was going to add these to my thread in the appraisal section, but my thread has been closed, anyone can tell me why. :worried:

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