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closed ElevatorPitch.ORG - Received unsolicited $100 offer from GoDaddy Buy Services

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I would guess that it may have received a low GoDaddy appraisal (included with their $59.95 plus 10% commission domain buy services) because 1) it’s a .org and two “elevator pitch” is not literally a dictionary word in many dictionaries.

However if you go to dictionary.com or any business dictionary, you will find it listed as:

“Elevator Pitch -A slang term referring to the 20-60 seconds an entrepreneur has to interest a venture capitalist (VC) in his or her business idea.”

In addition to being a dictionary word, it’s a dictionary word with a business/financial meaning.

There must be some demand for elevator pitch since the .com, .net, .org, .tv, .mobi, .info. .us …. are taken. Even the inferior elevator-pitch is taken.

People also bid PPC ads on “elevator pitch.”

To me, it’s a generic name in a small but valuable industry (venture capital), but of course the .org is worth less than the .com.

Any appraisals or suggestions are appreciated.
 
I think it's a good starting point. $150 to $200 is a good price in my opinion for this name.
 
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