closed CoolDrops.com & .net

[TexasFillyTexasFilly is verified member.]

Ideal for the delete/name drop industry. Pkg. of 2 names for sale, seeking appraisal valuations.

Thankyou

 

[mole]

Forget the .net wan, unless you have a 5-bagger.

 

[hellstrom]

Originally posted by TexasFilly
CoolDrops.com & .net

No drops are cool nowadays.

 

[TexasFillyTexasFilly is verified member.]

Thanks for the feedback. I still feel it's nice naming for a dn checker service that checks deleted names indexed in the engines..

 

[DrWho]

It's cool filly...Nice name(s)

 

[CoolHost.com]

I think it's a good name, but when I hear it over and over ... I think of breath mints, or gum drops, that type of thing. Does that seem odd to you??
Good Luck.

 

[TexasFillyTexasFilly is verified member.]

Originally posted by CoolHost
I think it's a good name, but when I hear it over and over ... I think of breath mints, or gum drops, that type of thing. Does that seem odd to you??
Good Luck.

as a drop name/deleted name service, it would serve a specific niche market which would understand the name's meaning..
however, when doing a search for cool drops on google, i get this
Results 1 - 10 of about 695,000.

and the majority of sites refer to cool breathe mints

thanks for the feedback..

i still have faith in the name, in the right hands, it could really do well..

 

[CoolHost.com]

I just did a Google, and received 811 results for "cool drops" (remember to use those quotes)!

"i still have faith in the name, in the right hands, it could really do well.."

Certainly, though, it has a niche here (among domainers) in the deleted/expired/dropped domains business. Stick to THIS audience, and you may uncover its potential in re-sale.
Good Luck

 

[TexasFillyTexasFilly is verified member.]

Originally posted by CoolHost
I just did a Google, and received 811 results for "cool drops" (remember to use those quotes)!

"i still have faith in the name, in the right hands, it could really do well.."

Certainly, though, it has a niche here (among domainers) in the deleted/expired/dropped domains business. Stick to THIS audience, and you may uncover its potential in re-sale.
Good Luck

IMO only domainers use the "quotes"..

i believe the general consumer/public simply key's in the terms they are searching for..

opinions?

 

[CoolHost.com]

BOTH of those statements are true ... however, domainers use quotes to limit the parameters of the search to only the words contained within the quotes.
WITHOUT the quotes, search results will pick up all kinds of stuff containing the terms, such as (cool drops bluejeans books), which doesn't really help us much. We use it as a resource, they use it as a search ... but you want OUR research to better exploit the potential, more targeted niche. They (your responses) are mutually exclusive, in other words.
Damn, I gotta go to bed now!
Good Luck.

 

[TexasFillyTexasFilly is verified member.]

Originally posted by CoolHost
BOTH of those statements are true ... however, domainers use quotes to limit the parameters of the search to only the words contained within the quotes.
WITHOUT the quotes, search results will pick up all kinds of stuff containing the terms, such as (cool drops bluejeans books), which doesn't really help us much. We use it as a resource, they use it as a search ... but you want OUR research to better exploit the potential, more targeted niche. They (your responses) are mutually exclusive, in other words.
Damn, I gotta go to bed now!
Good Luck.

have a "cool night"

wow.. maybe that would be a great name

CoolNights.com?

 

[CoolHost.com]

"CoolNights.com?"

LOL. Probably taken ... for those folks down south or out west who rarely get any. Hee. Have a great night, as well!
Good Luck.

 

[Whois-Search]

Cooldrops.com is not as good as coolhost.com

 

[boychik]

Cool name for a drop service.

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