Offers PotomacPrimary.com

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Just registered. This is a unique, early opportunity to acquire a domain associated with a brand-new political primary election. This year, for the first time, Maryland, Virginia and Washington DC have scheduled their Primary elections on the same day. This is now being called the Potomac Primary. It is scheduled for this coming Tuesday, February 12th.

This term has already acquired nationwide branding even though it is the first year it has occurred. When you google "potomac primary," the number of hits increases by 10, 20 or more literally every five minutes. In other words, the term's usage is spreading like wildfire. The closeness of the Democratic and Republican races has given the Potomac Primary tremendous weight in this year's presidential nominating contests.

Am considering quick sale if I receive the right offer. Looking for $X,XXX.00.

Registered on Name.com. Payment by PayPal.

Post offers to this thread only. No PMs, please.

Thanks and good luck.

 

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Yesterday afternoon there were 3,180 google hits for "potomac primary."

Today, 24 hours later, the number of hits has more than doubled! There are now over 7,580 hits. Tomorrow, who knows how much this will grow to?

Yahoo search is much higher, but I favor google.

This is a unique opportunity to acquire a brand-new term that is becoming universal right now.

 

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Today, February 27th, there are now over 353,000 hits for "Potomac Primary."

If you look at the first post in this topic earlier this month, the number of google hits on it was less than 1 percent of the number of results out there in cyberspace now. Amazing -- I don't think you'll see any other term become universally known as fast unless there's another "spygate" or something that captures the nation's attention like that.

In other words, thanks to our hotly contested national election this year, the new Potomac Primary has become a household term almost overnight.

For all of you political junkies, this is a great opportunity to acquire a domain that is becoming synonymous with presidential elections, much like the "Super Tuesday" primary already is.