closed SharkVictim.com

[Varchar]

I would like to get an appraisal for SharkVictim.com. "Shark Victim" from google produced 8,150 exact results. Seem like it is all articles about shark victim stories. I think the domain might worth something if putting those articles together, possibly in a forum form.

What do you think the domain is worth along? Thanks.

 

[Theo]

Plural would be better; still a nice pair of keywords.

$200 - $300 as a pure domain - $2k+ developed with "famous" cases.

 

[Varchar]

Yes, plural produces 22,000 exact matches off google.

RADiSTAR, what do you mean 'developed with "famous" cases'? Can you give me some example?

Thanks.

 

[Theo]

Showcasing survivors of shark attacks, for example the 14 year old surfer girl who lost her arm but still competes.

 

[Kevin]

Hi,

I agree that the plural would be better.

Low $xxx

Good luck

 

[furca]

very low $xxx, plural works here.

 

[GiantDomains]

What's a shark victim? "Shark bite victim", "shark attack victim" make sense, but just "shark victim" doesn't, to me. Take another animal. "Bear victim" .. makes no sense. Victim of what? "Bear attack victim" - makes sense.

 

[Wot]

What's a shark victim? "Shark bite victim", "shark attack victim" make sense, but just "shark victim" doesn't, to me. Take another animal. "Bear victim" .. makes no sense. Victim of what? "Bear attack victim" - makes sense.

You echoed my thoughts, I see little value in this name.

Good luck.

 

[Varchar]

I agree with you in some way, GD. I probably shouldn't use google's exact match to evaluate a domain. However, the exact match for "Shark Victim" is more than "Shark Bite Victim". I guess victim can be harm not just in physical way. It can be mentally as well. Besides, sharkbitevictim.com might be a little too long imo.

 

[GiantDomains]

I wasn't saying you should get the long domain, I was just saying it doesn't make sense.

He is a victim of a shark.

He is a victim of a shark attack.

 

[seeker]

I wasn't saying you should get the long domain, I was just saying it doesn't make sense.

He is a victim of a shark.

He is a victim of a shark attack.

Yes, the same with Car Victim (car accident victim) and many others. I see GD's logic.
*however*
the term shark victim can be used, and does make sense.
the same can be said of terrorist victim. Sure, they are victims of terrorists' attacks, but 'they' are referred to as terror victims.
same with shark victims.
of course, it isnt simple chance that terrorist victims and the like are still available for reg fee.
but out of the many out there, shark victim (aka the victim of a shark's attack) makes sense.
low $xxx as is.

 

[jdk]

Sorry don't see much value in this name. Like GD's suggestion above.