closed Savoury.com - thoughts

[Mazkel]

What are your thoughts on

Savoury dot com?

created 1998

 

[Varlin]

Perfect for English recipes, or any kind of recipes, not so tasty for resellers in undeveloped state.

 

[Theo]

Knew a cat by that name That being said, the spelling is British English; the more common savory is American English.

 

[amplify]

Ideal for a restaurant, cafe, bar or strip club in my opinion... and doing a quick search on it +cafe is in operation.

 

[Mazkel]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

Definitely a non-US name but certainly applies to UK, Canada, and Australia.

Makes me think of a site similar to foodgawker/tastespotting or a pinterest for foodies.

Thoughts about pricing?

 

[angel69]

this name may be hotter than you think lol (tho i'd still prefer it with the american spelling, no 'u') cuz believe it or not as a kid living in so america while my dad worked there i'd go to an ice cream place called "savory" and many locals there had no idea what it meant but it was a big success .... go figure, names like that work sometimes even in non-english-speaking countries (and acro knew a cat with that name lol...)

since it has the british/british colony spelling it might not do as well as savory.com but still, low-mid $XXX should be doable, and if the buyer is in uk/can/au, etc you might get a surprise, $1,000+ should not be that hard to get if somebody wants it for their own biz... it is catchy for an eatery, diner, etc

 

[Buy-A-Nic]

Who doesn't like Savoury!

Cooking Recipe Site! No brainer!

:hungry:

 

[Mazkel]

Appreciate the feedback.

 

[EM @MAJ.com]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

Definitely a non-US name but certainly applies to UK, Canada, and Australia.

Makes me think of a site similar to foodgawker/tastespotting or a pinterest for foodies.

Thoughts about pricing?

Philippines used this spelling too.

 

[Mazkel]

Philippines used this spelling too.

Thanks!