Impaired.org

[uclaboyz]

Please let me know what you think is the value of this domain name.

thank you,
Steve

 

[ImageAuthors]

The issue with Impaired.org is that it emphasizes a negative quality. .ORG would be favored by groups for people with various kinds of disabilities, but those groups would want to emphasize something positive with their branding. One group does identify itself using the word "impaired" -- specifically, people who are hearing impaired. But without the word "hearing", "impaired" on its own fails to identify that group adequately.

Long story short, I think this domain will wait a long long time before it gets purchase inquiries. It won't be in high demand. If you find an opportunity to sell, then sell.

 

[uclaboyz]

Thanks for the comment - I personally love .ORG's, especially when it comes to specialty groups. I know in the hands of an end-user it can be upwards of 5-figures or more. I've personally sold 4 and 5-figure .ORG domain names, both dictionary of course.

 

[uclaboyz]

Thanks for the comment - I personally love .ORG's, especially when it comes to specialty groups. I know in the hands of an end-user it can be upwards of 5-figures or more. I've personally sold 4 and 5-figure .ORG domain names, both dictionary of course.

 

[ImageAuthors]

I personally love .ORG's

Me too. I don't see the TLD as a problem for this domain. I simply think the keyword won't be very attractive for buyers, since it is both somewhat vague and mainly negative in meaning.