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closed TravellingJournal.com - any thoughts on what it could be worth?
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Since the American use the single "L" version of "traveling", it is definitely a name that needs to be targeted at (british) English speaking people. I think this reduces the market a great deal and lowers value. TravelJournal would have been smokin' hot - this one is just OK.
End user in the UK or EU with a great plan might pay low to mid X,XXX for this one. Reseller, I'd be shocked to see it go for more than mid XXX
End user in the UK or EU with a great plan might pay low to mid X,XXX for this one. Reseller, I'd be shocked to see it go for more than mid XXX
Thank you for your input 
I did notice the American way of spelling is was with one L, but as I am British this was a little more appropriate for me, although I see what you mean with the limited market.
I am going to see what offers I get for it but I do have plans for development in the mean time, I have just got to figure out how to put them into action.
I did notice the American way of spelling is was with one L, but as I am British this was a little more appropriate for me, although I see what you mean with the limited market.
I am going to see what offers I get for it but I do have plans for development in the mean time, I have just got to figure out how to put them into action.
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