closed www.Synergizer.com

[tonyfloyd]

Please appraise....

any thoughts/ideas??

generic dictionary word - correct?

thanks tony

 

[tonyfloyd]

any feedback??

appreciate it

 

[tonyfloyd]

Please Appraise....

Would appreciate your thoughts/feedback....


Thanks
Tony

 

[tristanperry]

Not a word (according to Google)? Sounds quick good, though - maybe mid-high xx

 

[TcDa]

Although it's been around since 1999, it doesn't look like it was ever used for anything but personal pages, followed by parking, and then nothing at all. It is, however, a brand/product name used in multiple industries. This could be good or bad, as at least some of them claim trademarks. Perhaps Superfeet would be interested in buying it. They also, I suppose, could try to take it. I don't think I would switch your ND keywords to superfeet, insoles, or orthotics, but I'm the paranoid type. Others with more experience might have a completely different opinion.

Oh yeah... value???

No idea!!!:lol:

 

[tonyfloyd]

thanks TcDa!

i'll look into that.

any other thoughts/feedback??

tony

 

[DomainingCom]

No this is a pure invented term!

These kind of domains are generally of interest to a company that want to create a brand and are searching for a unique name that is not generic.
Also called brandable domain.

Idea / Taste ... While there is not a match a brandable name has zero value (except for the very short ones ... simply because statisitically the match has more chance to happen):

If you are lucky and someone think about this name for a new service, and this company is motivated and has money, and you are a clever buyer then you can do some good money. This means a lot of "if".

Now I know there are domainers that specialize in brandable domains, you can allways sell them the domain.

...

 

[CashCowDomains]

I like it -- $x,xxx range minimum. Its catchy, unique, & has potential for the right developer/buyer.

CCD

 

[Akhil]

I will say mid-high $xxx

 

[TcDa]

Invented term? Yes. First filed as a TM as early as 1962, in fact.

Catchy? Absolutely. Filed for separate uses in one form or another by at least eight different industries, although most have since expired.

My point was/is, just be aware that it's TMd. Use caution when parking, especially if you try to approach any of the current users. Create "confusion in the marketplace" and you might be given the opportunity to learn all about the UDRP process.

http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=a3pa4m.2.2

http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=a3pa4m.2.4

 

[leo]

Sounds really good tony i would say it will be nice for a company looking for good brandable name.. value can be any range

best of lcuk

 

[tonyfloyd]

hhhm...ok....so if i leave it as is...parked with keywords relating to "synergy" i am ok?....and if i develop along these lines... "synergy" theme...i am also ok?..correct?....i just think that this is a very brandable generic term for the right user.....any more feedback??

 

[tonyfloyd]

any ideas/feedback to my previous post above?

thanks
tony

 

[tonyfloyd]

need some feedback/ideas - do i leave site parked as is... with keywords relating to "synergy" ....or do i develop along these lines... "synergy" theme... I just think that this is a very brandable generic term for the right user.....any more feedback??

thanks
tony

 

[Theo]

If you leave it parked, how soon will you reclaim your investment?

 

[tonyfloyd]

need some feedback/ideas - do i leave site parked as is... with keywords relating to "synergy" ....or do i develop along these lines... "synergy" theme... I just think that this is a very brandable generic term for the right user.....any more feedback??

thankstony

 

[tonyfloyd]

do i leave this domain parked??...or do i develop??

any feedback/ideas??

thanks
tony

 

[tonyfloyd]

do i leave domain parked??...or do i develop??

any thoughts/ideas on development of site??

thnks!
tony