closed Register-Domains.net

[JMJ]

All extensions taken both with and without the hyphen. Oddly enough the tlds with the hyphen are the ones pointing at a registry or developed and ones wihout are not.

 

[GT Web]

reg fee +

the .net kills it.....the hyphen hurts it, and the 2 words, while descriptive, arent amazing in any way

 

[JMJ]

lol

<edit> The purpose of keyword domains is to include keywords. In addition the hyphen helps where kewords are needed, that being a search engine. I'm familiar with many sites that the .net gets more traffic than the .com and I'm sure you are as well fast-autos but thanks for your input.<edit>

 

[GT Web]

i would prefer domain-registrar.net , but the name is solid, when I say reg fee + it could be worth up to $50 - of course, it could be worth much more when developed

 

[JMJ]

OV results
Domain registrar 9,463 + 5 other variations

Register Domains 18,015 + about 50 other variations

I understand your thoughts as far as development is concerned but this isn't a domain I would develop. Its a domain I would use to drive traffic.

 

[NexSite]

good name. Won't get type ins but definately great keywords. Hyphen almost kills type -ins coupled with .net but if developed could definately get results. Even without a hyphen, the engines still find the keywords in the name. Names are a small part of the big picture anymore as far as engine ranking. Content and links are a major part so it would need to be developed for sure. I agree only $50 end user undev.

 

[Jernet]

Develop it. I am a big fan of the hyphen, but my experience shows undeveloped names with hyphens are tuff to sell, unless of course it is something like weight-loss or home-business.

 

[NexSite]

Yea but I'll tell ya, that free-websites.com is pretty decent, singular version would rock. Great overture results for those keywords.

 

[whitelion]

reg fee undeveloped.