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appraise Vitaminpal.com
- Thread starter kobe143
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This thread is an appraisal of the domain name requested.
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The domain itself is good in the sense that it's brandable, but on the other hand it's not generic enough to automatically receive traffic. Even with the right marketing, development, and SEO, you would have to put in a lot of money to break into the vitamins industry--- if you're in the position to do so, go for it, but if not I would strongly rethink.
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Decent brandable. Probably worth high XXX to low X,XXX to end user. Reseller XX to low XXX.
Tough, saturated market with more and more regulation every year. If developed, I would stay away from just a typical ecom site.
Maybe something more unique and hand coded that had the user fill out some kind of questionnaire (diet, activity, age, sex, etc.) and then created a free monthly vitamin and supplement plan.
Tough, saturated market with more and more regulation every year. If developed, I would stay away from just a typical ecom site.
Maybe something more unique and hand coded that had the user fill out some kind of questionnaire (diet, activity, age, sex, etc.) and then created a free monthly vitamin and supplement plan.
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I the niche minisite idea proposed by inforg above...
Just be careful (disclaimers would be a must) clearly stating that it's not providing, nor replacing, professional medical advice.
Certainly brandable. $xxx maybe higher if minisite built.
Just be careful (disclaimers would be a must) clearly stating that it's not providing, nor replacing, professional medical advice.
Certainly brandable. $xxx maybe higher if minisite built.
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