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NW got that baby for me today.

10000+ ovt searches for the term "polo shirt".

Whatcha think ?

It's for sale btw....:D
 

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Take a moment to start a thread in the "Legal issues" section ... and be sure not to offer it "For sale" until doing so. IMHO.
Good Luck.
 

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Originally posted by beatz
NW got that baby for me today.

10000+ ovt searches for the term "polo shirt".

Whatcha think ?

It's for sale btw....:D

$0.00
 

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There's a trademark for Polo, but Polo Shirts might be ok. The two problems I see is it's a .net, and the domain name is very specific, so you can only do a couple of things with it.

A) Sell Polo Shirts
B) Set up an auction site for others to sell their old Polo Shirts

I agree, the value is not much unless you are going to develop it.
 

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Aren't polo shirts like T-shirts but with a small split and a couple of buttons at the top? In other words, aren't they a very common, generic item of clothing?

Why would there be a TM problem?
 

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Absolutely right, Edwin.

"Poloshirt" is as generic as can be.

Just the fact that there are TM's on the word "polo" doesn't make "poloshirt" less generic.
Otherwise you'd have a problem with appletree.com and such :D

As for value:

Didn't grab this for resale reasons but developing in the first place.
With 10k+ searches for the term i think it's great for affiliate or ppc plus SEO.
Resale is not everything.... :D
 

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hi beatz

small seo tip - poloshirts and polo shirts is not the same for search engines.

overture:

poloshirts = 222

so polo-shirts would be much better.
 

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Not true really.

Mostly, because the domain although a factor, is not the main factor but content and links.

Second, as far as google goes, the algorithm changes all the time.

I believe that this "hyphen is better for SEO" is a myth nowadays and not true anymore with most engines.Not saying a hyphen name would have worse or better chances than without, just saying it's not such of a factor anymore.

One hint: The ovt suggestion tool in most cases shows you the searches for the term *with* a space in it even if you entered a term *without* one.

In fact, the only time it shows searches without space is when the term has enough searches as one word on its own as well.

There is a lot that could be said about SEO and diff people have diff experiences/opinions..:)
 

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I don't see a trademark problem. It has nothing to do with "Polo" Polo Shirts is a style, not a brand.
Never had a problem with my polo-shirts.com!
I was chasing that domain during the same drop - nice catch

As a man who knows his nets, I'd be looking for no less than US$600.

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