closed splatterpaint.com

[ClickHoldem]

I would appreciate some appraisals for this name...thanks alot guys.

CH:boxing:

 

[gingeman]

Hmm, not as brandable as something like paintsplat for example. Don't know what this would be for? Not worth much in my opinion low/mid $xx. All the best though

 

[ClickHoldem]

I appreciate your effort, but I kindly disagree. Anyone else? :juggle:

 

[NostraDomainus]

PaintSplatter.com would have been ideal.

I agree with gingerman, this name is worth reg fee - low XX$ at best.

It gets some Google Returns but no Overture score, so demand for such a name appears very limited. (To make this domain into something, much marketing would be needed, and thus defeats the purpose of getting a good name that would not require as much marketing to launch imo.)

If you kindly disagree ClickHoldem, please provide further evidence to the contrary, as people don't come here to do your due diligence for you. If you have further info., then add it to you appraisal thread, or else you will get what you put into it. ...and at face value, this domain isn't worth much.

Best Success in All Your Endeavours!

 

[ClickHoldem]

thanks for your appraisal...I just honestly feel that this name has more value just because of the name itself..I was not basing it on ovt. Splatter paint is a common term that is used throughout the world so that is where I feel the value comes from. I am well aware that ovt names have much more value, but feel that names that are easy to remember and have meaning behind them are names with value as well. Paintsplatter to me seems reverse of what would be typically spoken when the two words are used together. I have always heard it as splatterpaint. Im here to learn, so I appreciate your time.

 

[NostraDomainus]

...this name has more value just because of the name itself

Intrinsic value is subjective and therefore not a great gauge of general market value.

I have names I absolutely love to death, but they still aren't anything beyond my attachment - even short 5 letter prounouncable names.

Splatter paint is a common term that is used throughout the world ... Paintsplatter to me seems reverse of what would be typically spoken when the two words are used together.

"Paint Splatter" = ~59,000 Google Returns; ...and gets multiple Overture Scores on various keyword combos of this. (greater demand)

"Splatter Paint" = ~ 36,000; no Overture (lesser demand)

'The World' (albeit limited to the above indicators) has spoken.

'Splatter Paint' is what you would do to get 'Paint Splatter'.

names that are easy to remember and have meaning behind them are names with value as well.

Sure, with marketing money to launch them, but in my opinion, this name is not as inuitive as you may think - does it get traffic? Was it previously taken and you got it off drop, or did you hand reg it? If it gets no/little traffic and was available to hand reg, then that in itself speaks to the Demand in the market to want that name - as you may know, the name PaintSplatter.com has been registered since 1999!

Economics play on Supply vs. Demand. No demand, no value. Little demand, little value. As an example, I think people, in general, pay more money for a name so they do not have to spend so much on marketing, not to spend alot on a name they still have to go spend alot of marketing dollars on. Alot of your traffic would be lost to the opposite name, ideally making it best if you owned both variations - then you have value!

Im here to learn, so I appreciate your time.

No matter how long one may have been in this business - we are all Forever Newbies!

Being open to learning will be one of your greatest assets to doing well in domaining.

Appraisals in themselves are subjective and in many cases do not do justice to the selling price one may receive for a name, as NOTHING surpises me anymore with this business. So, if you can get $XX,XXX - go for it!

Best Success in All your Endeavours!