appraise Humour.io

[DnPicks]

Hi guys,

Any opinions for Humour.io ?

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

I like joke sites, in fact, the other day I found an old page I had created in 2001 with joke links. Anyway, if you can find a really good site concept it might work, but I am not going to give high hopes for it unless it is a really good site.

 

[DnPicks]

Thank you for your response, Without looking into development potential, How much would you give it as a domain only ?

 

[Brand Rift]

Humour and .io fit very well, i like it... and i will say maybe 2K-5K to the right buyer.
Good luck with that name

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Hi

typical USA/English version is 'humor'
and as such, would lose traffic to humor.io or even humour.com which is developed.

so best bet is UK and maybe Canada
and...because of those issues and regional usage, that reduces appeal.
along with it being .io - and not .com or co.uk

still, maybe $$$, perhaps more if you find somebody facinated with .io in particular.... and they can overlook the spelling issue.

imo....

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

Hi

typical USA/English version is 'humor'
and as such, would lose traffic to humor.io or even humour.com which is developed.

so best bet is UK and maybe Canada
and...because of those issues and regional usage, that reduces appeal.
along with it being .io - and not .com or co.uk

still, maybe $$$, perhaps more if you find somebody facinated with .io in particular.... and they can overlook the spelling issue.

imo....

If you were to buy the US spelling, that would be adding 12,500 to your cost, so you are pretty much limited to the UK market without that name.

 

[DnPicks]

If you were to buy the US spelling, that would be adding 12,500 to your cost, so you are pretty much limited to the UK market without that name.

UK, Australia, Canada, And Even France as the word is still Humour in french.

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

UK, Australia, Canada, And Even France as the word is still Humour in French.

My point is the main market that you want for most coverage, and a bigger ROI is in the US (or China if you can get it, but the Chinese language is not as easy and most of them use numbers) Its not a bad name, but it does have limits as we both pointed out.

 

[juba]

My vision for this one is memes and millennial humor linked to Instagram. There are a bunch of 9 year olds out there