closed coriander,com

[DomainMagnate]

coriander,com


Just purchased this one and in fact I really don't know what its worth. Need your honest appraisals here

For those who don't know it's an edible plant/herb: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriander

google results 3,360,000
overture 3764

There are many restaurants using this name and some other small businesses.

thanks

~MG

 

[bensd]

high x,xxx - low xx,xxx

 

[Provider]

Nice name!

Hard to place a price tag on it though. It is one of these names that
for general public may not cost a lot, but for people attached to the term may
cost a lot of money. Based on above assumption I would say that the price
can be somewhere between 10k-75k. The key I think will be to identify organizations
that work in the industries using this term and approach them appropriately.

Good Luck!

 

[DomainMagnate]

Thanks Ben and Mike!

I've checked a little and found at least 4 restaurants using it as their name, I'll email them and see what they can offer. Also a few web design companies and probably some businesses selling spices/herbs etc.

Any more tips, appraisals will be appreciated

~MG

 

[dcristo]

Coriander is popular in Thai cooking, so yeah definitely approach Thai restaurants.

Did you grab this after seeing the price artichoke.com fetched?

 

[DomainMagnate]

Just looked it up, artichoke.com 26k on snapnames.. I suppose they are similar, although artichoke has 3 times more overture and same number of google results.

P.S.: just found out what artichoke means in Aussie slang.. if thats true

~MG

 

[Theo]

We use this herb in Greece as well. It gives a distinct flavor of freshness to raw salads. Oh and the name is all Greek to you

 

[DomainMagnate]

Thanks for the appraisals. I will be selling it soon

~MG

 

[DomainMagnate]

Did you grab this after seeing the price artichoke.com fetched?

also Cantaloupe.com sold for $25k recently, that one is definitely not better than Coriander :lol:

~MG

 

[sashas]

its the principal garnishing agent in most Indian dishes. My dad won't eat anything unless its garnished with coriander!

I think you should be particularly looking at Indian food sites. Its a HUGE part of Indian cuisine

 

[dcristo]

P.S.: just found out what artichoke means in Aussie slang.. if thats true

Do tell, I am curious myself :lol:

All the talk of food in this thread is making me hungry.

 

[loscocco]

i would say low XXXX. I know some of those others have sold for a lot more but this one is a little more obscure. Either way its a nice name.
Good luck