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question Who is at fault?
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This is a general or domain name related question.
DediRock
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From the list, it looks like your price for loonlink.com is quite low compared to others — some are priced in the thousands, even tens of thousands. It really depends on the demand, brandability, and how much buyers value each domain.
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Hi
totally agree.
all names with "link" in them are not the same, nor is their perceived value.
imo....
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The main question is not whether competitors are overcharging. It is whether your name has enough buyer paths to justify waiting.
DomainPro12
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Something I've found helpful: for domain development projects, the choice between WordPress and a custom site depends on your goal. WordPress is faster to deploy and has better SEO plugins. Custom if you need specific functionality.
DomainPro12
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To expand on this: ccTLDs are undervalued in my opinion. .de, .co.uk, .com.au — these have genuine end-user demand in their respective markets. If you know a country's market, there's opportunity.
