closed Intellectual-Property-Lawyer.com

[wvspecialkvw]

Obviously Hyphens are not welcomed most of the time....However you do see a lot of law sites with hypens for simply the keywords....I like the term that much I regged it...what do you think?

 

[TrafficMonsterRRR]

I think it's all good! I don't see why it wouldn't fetch $500 from such attorney.

 

[NameWolf]

Hyphens do hurt it a lot... I can only see value if developed.

Good Luck !

NW

 

[wvspecialkvw]

thanx for opinions...i agree with both, maybe some big wig will spend some bucks for it one day... (hopefully sooner than later)

 

[JeffE]

Obviously Hyphens are not welcomed most of the time....However you do see a lot of law sites with hypens for simply the keywords....I like the term that much I regged it...what do you think?

I owned intellectualpropertylawfirm.com and sold it about a year ago for $250 - which was probably a little too low, but I wanted to blow it out - however it wasn't hyphenated - hyphenation really hurts appeal
JE

 

[hotdog_pk]

The domain is long and the hyphenation also is negative towards the domain.
Potential clients have a lot of money to spend on a domain.
I believe the domain has a professional feel to it, although I could be misjudging it.
A Logo would be hard to create due to the name length.
Potential clients would usually have the domain on a business card, so remembering the domain would not be an issue.

$300+

 

[sasquatch]

Potential clients would usually have the domain on a business card, so remembering the domain would not be an issue.

But, would they usually have that big of a business card?

 

[hotdog_pk]

lol, good point, but maybe the entire length of the card can be used whilst still not destroying it's feel.

 

[Giantpanda]

$300+. Can't find too many alternatives