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closed Two-word sports-related .infos

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DomeBase

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Curious what you folks think about these. Many single-word sport .infos (such as Basketball) were bid above four digits in LR2, but two words? Be honest. :) Thanks.

YourBaseball.info
YourBasketball.info
YourFishing.info
YourFootball.info
YourGolf.info
YourGolfing.info
YourSoccer.info
YourSports.info
 
Originally posted by DomeBase
Be honest. :) Thanks.


The "Your" doesn't work with these domains IMHO.

izopod
 
DomeBase, those domains might work if you have a bigger domain sports domain to support them.
Such as sports.info and developed it.

Then, only you make all the tiny links to those dotinfo name.
Just my idea anyway.
 
Originally posted by DomeBase
Be honest. :) Thanks.

YourBaseball.info
YourBasketball.info
YourFishing.info
YourFootball.info
YourGolf.info
YourGolfing.info
YourSoccer.info
YourSports.info

Sounds like another theme approach to buying names. One guy dropped thousands of such themed .com names over a week ago.

IMO, .info has greatest value with pure generics. It needs such quality to even begin to compete with .com.
 
I would register MYdomain.info rather than YOURdomain.info.
:D

But your YOUR----.infos are good.
 
I understand why you regged these, but honestly, I don't like them. I'm not a fan of your, my, the .... etc prefixed names or phrasey type names. I prefer generic keyword names or compound keyword names. The names are cute and cool with the way they use the extension as part of the phrase but pure passive speculation wise, I don't think they are worth much more than reg fee.

Of course, you could make a great site with them and get rich or someone could come along and buy them but there are so many combos of possessive pronoun, adjective, definite and indefinite articles with nouns you could use .... Just doesn't smack of having special value to me.

But, who knows. You do have somewhat of a set which can make it all more attractive for someone looking to create a sports/sports news portal.

Good luck with them!
 
I was hoping that the "Your" would work with the. info suffix... "Your ##### Info" ...but ya can never figure how folks will really respond to a stimulous until you test it. I did and I got my answer. :) Thanks for the feedback.
 
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