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You are new, so I will give an extended appraisal:
You did a great job in finding this forum - you can learn a lot here and be way ahead of the domainers that aren't part of this community. But, you need to do some research by reading the forum and appraisal sections, and by seeing what domains actually sell for. In a nutshell, you have to learn what makes a domain valuable and create a set of rules that fit your budget, knowledge and style. Here is a sample list of criteria one might use:
1. Is the name brandable? easy to pronounce, short, easy to spell, etc.
2. Are people searching for this topic?
3. Are advertisers paying lots of money in this niche?
4. Does this match a product for sale?
5. Is this a commodity type name with consistent values (LLL.TLD, NNN.TLD, CCC.com, LLLL, etc.)?
This name fails on every count. A three worder, no searches, no advertiser interest, no inherent value.
Yes, you could develop it and maybe monetize the name, but you could do that with any name and achieve the same result.
Appraisal: Zero to $15
Standard Appraisal Thread Disclaimer:
My appraisals are based upon years of following the market and participating in the domain business. This is a subjective business and you may sell any particular name for much more than the appraisal value, or you may never sell it. If my estimation is obviously in error, someone else will likely post a different appraisal. If you argue, whine, cry or complain, I will not appraise any more of your domains. I am one of the few people willing to waste my own time doing it and be the first to post an appraisal because of the tendency of OP's to flame low appraisals (which applies to most of them).
You did a great job in finding this forum - you can learn a lot here and be way ahead of the domainers that aren't part of this community. But, you need to do some research by reading the forum and appraisal sections, and by seeing what domains actually sell for. In a nutshell, you have to learn what makes a domain valuable and create a set of rules that fit your budget, knowledge and style. Here is a sample list of criteria one might use:
1. Is the name brandable? easy to pronounce, short, easy to spell, etc.
2. Are people searching for this topic?
3. Are advertisers paying lots of money in this niche?
4. Does this match a product for sale?
5. Is this a commodity type name with consistent values (LLL.TLD, NNN.TLD, CCC.com, LLLL, etc.)?
This name fails on every count. A three worder, no searches, no advertiser interest, no inherent value.
Yes, you could develop it and maybe monetize the name, but you could do that with any name and achieve the same result.
Appraisal: Zero to $15
Standard Appraisal Thread Disclaimer:
My appraisals are based upon years of following the market and participating in the domain business. This is a subjective business and you may sell any particular name for much more than the appraisal value, or you may never sell it. If my estimation is obviously in error, someone else will likely post a different appraisal. If you argue, whine, cry or complain, I will not appraise any more of your domains. I am one of the few people willing to waste my own time doing it and be the first to post an appraisal because of the tendency of OP's to flame low appraisals (which applies to most of them).
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