Some useful comparison data to guide you in your appraisal: :greenbiggrin:
Start with "Business.com" as a baseline.
1. Business.com = ~$8,000,000 reported sale price
Then ask yourself, since there can only be one business.com, how close can we get to it without actually having the one itself? What is the shortest possible route that has both meaning and super appeal? What are the shortest possibilities, such as:
e*
i*
v* (not as desirable as many longer ones imo)
in*
home*
small*
big*
web*
good*
starta* (second longest of the list, but still excellent)
gointo* (tied for second longest; still excellent, but more syllables)
getinto* (longest of the list; still excellent, but more syllables)
And then there's getinbusiness.com. Action-packed, snappy, positive, meaningful. Only two fast syllables, only five letters added to "business.com." :greensmile:
This may be the last time I'm going to bump this thread :smile:. I've posted it before, including elsewhere. I don't know why a great domain like this doesn't get its due or why no one has been willing to appraise, but what'ya gonna do? :smile: Even my most severely domain-despising friend who went to Harvard Law and became a really big cheese at one of the most famous NYC investment firms liked this one when I told him about it, while calling what most domainers might call my best domain "nothing."
Commerce aside, there's a sense in which we are all either 'in business,' in a manner of speaking, or not in business. We are all either occupying space wasting our lives, or 'in business' using our talents and gifts for good, contributing to the world and those around us.
Which group do you fit in? Which group do I?
Whether you stop by to honestly appraise this domain or not, I've said it before and I'll say it again:
Stop dreaming and start doing. :greensmile:
Get in business.
Do it now. :smile:
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Whew! Was that a great pep talk or what? :whoo: This DNF thing is fun sometimes.