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I think this has potential.
I once did a market research advertising project on the words, 'Help Wanted', and got a wonderful immediate response!
As time goes on and technology replaces people, I believe when people see this domain name, especially if the name is advertised in print, radio, tv, etc. after developed, folks will flock, even if for curiousity-sake.
What it's worth, I don't know, but someone out there who knows about the employment market and its future should just grab it, even if you offer it at $xxxx. Right now, you may be able to get $500 if you're patient to wait for this kind of offer.
Hold on to it may be a good thing until the price is right, because it will be. You need to market it to the right audience, though, to let people know it's available.
I once did a market research advertising project on the words, 'Help Wanted', and got a wonderful immediate response!
As time goes on and technology replaces people, I believe when people see this domain name, especially if the name is advertised in print, radio, tv, etc. after developed, folks will flock, even if for curiousity-sake.
What it's worth, I don't know, but someone out there who knows about the employment market and its future should just grab it, even if you offer it at $xxxx. Right now, you may be able to get $500 if you're patient to wait for this kind of offer.
Hold on to it may be a good thing until the price is right, because it will be. You need to market it to the right audience, though, to let people know it's available.
Thank you atomant and HBK216. you are right. I totally agree with you.
GreatHires.com was sold at $16650, 3/22/2005, SnapNames.
I do not think quickhires is greater than Greathires, But I do think it has some value in it to hold a little time.
your judgement confirmed me. I will wait and see for a short period.
Best regards,
Dorin
GreatHires.com was sold at $16650, 3/22/2005, SnapNames.
I do not think quickhires is greater than Greathires, But I do think it has some value in it to hold a little time.
your judgement confirmed me. I will wait and see for a short period.
Best regards,
Dorin
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