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closed how do YOU appraise domain names
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I place more value in the suggestions and comments that I recieve from most of the participants on this site, and when that information is used constructively, it creates many benefits for continued marketing efforts or entreprenurial use.
I am not qaulified to give monetary values and find any given on this site to be weightless.
Best of luck!
I am not qaulified to give monetary values and find any given on this site to be weightless.
Best of luck!
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The "peer" system used here has a major advantage.
When you send your domain to be appraised by an expert you may get the effects of his/her personal bias on a domain name. They also may want to please you since you paid them
WHen someone responds with an appraisal here on dnForum, most likely others will correct him if the original appraisal post seems way off. This is the beauty of this system.
Of course you learn not to take anything as written in stone as nothing is. But the brainstorming that takes place is invaluable any way you look at it (weeding out some sarcasm etc).
This is the best way to benefit from appraisals posted on this site.
When you send your domain to be appraised by an expert you may get the effects of his/her personal bias on a domain name. They also may want to please you since you paid them
WHen someone responds with an appraisal here on dnForum, most likely others will correct him if the original appraisal post seems way off. This is the beauty of this system.
Of course you learn not to take anything as written in stone as nothing is. But the brainstorming that takes place is invaluable any way you look at it (weeding out some sarcasm etc).
This is the best way to benefit from appraisals posted on this site.
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