closed counsel.com

[mightyd]

Suggestions on an asking price

Thanks

 

[Nova]

$250k normal min.; $100k - $150k discount min.; high $xx,xxx deep discount min. (all end user)

 

[URLtrader]

Nothing less than $100K. Goodluck.

URLtrader

 

[denny007]

No more than $50K

 

[NameAlot.com]

It's a great nome but not popular enough or interesting enough to make it a very profitable name (other then an out right sell to a looking end user)... That said I would have to say $10k reseller. It just seems like one of those good yet hard names to monetize IMO. End user price, have to go with Denny, no more then $50k.

GL

 

[denny007]

The possible big value of this domain might be it is typo of "loan-counsel.com", as the loans pay well on PPC, if this page gets more popular in the future, might be a gold mine. Also as this domain is parked on Domainsponsor, "mightyd" could get better appraisals if he posted the stats...

 

[mightyd]

I would have thought I would get more traffic than I am getting but to be honest traffic is poor..

Guess I'm thinking, lawyers, debt counseling, etc as the potential purchasers

 

[Nova]

Attorneys and law firms might be very happy to get this name for $xxx,xxx.

 

[denny007]

Attorneys and law firms might be very happy to get this name for $xxx,xxx.

But the word "counsel" is not popular (OVT without ext. only 4200). Less popular word = need more effort and $$$ to make people remember it. I think a lot of people even in the US does not know, what this word exactly means...

 

[zielak]

high $xx.xxx low $xxx.xxx if you find end user

 

[Mr. Pim]

Nice name, but not to populair. I agree with denny on the 50k max.

 

[Rarethings]

Not a big traffic name, since counsel isn't a very popular term among type-in users. But, this is an end-user domain name. For a large firm I could easily see mid 6 figures.

 

[Nova]

This is a name for which the question of traffic is almost as meaningless as it gets right now; the potential market is likely to think in terms of the significance of the name itself. If something like $xxx,xxx would make a difference to you, this is one for which it would be worth it for you to spend a little time here and there researching attorneys and firms, at least in the US, and contacting them. You might even wind up pleasantly surprised by receiving a price even higher than the $250K I suggested above, and that would not surprise me at all.

 

[scramjet]

If you ever watch late night t.v and you see the commercials for class action and injury lawsuit lawyers contact them they have the budget and the motivation to own a short easy to remember and Authoritative domain name to be used in conjunction with their ads.
I rented razor.com in 2000 just as the push scooter craze hit with remarkable success ... you might consider renting it at a very reasonable rate to a larger firm for a 3 year term to get them hooked as long as they agree to have your domain dispayed in every commercial. If it were my name I would ask 100k+ the "+" depends on how bad you need the money.

 

[gdurni]

Mid xx,xxx

 

[G_Gekko]

XXX,XXX due to brandability

 

[thewindmaster]

If you ever watch late night t.v and you see the commercials for class action and injury lawsuit lawyers contact them they have the budget and the motivation to own a short easy to remember and Authoritative domain name to be used in conjunction with their ads.
I rented razor.com in 2000 just as the push scooter craze hit with remarkable success ... you might consider renting it at a very reasonable rate to a larger firm for a 3 year term to get them hooked as long as they agree to have your domain dispayed in every commercial. If it were my name I would ask 100k+ the "+" depends on how bad you need the money.

Great idea!!

 

[diverge]

Plus, most morons (the kinds that respond to mass marketed legal services) can't spell counsel, so this may bring down the value of this one-worder.

All the same, I would anticipate this would could easily go $150-200,000 in the retail marketplace.