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ZOTI.com Please appraise. 581,000 Google results
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closed ZOTI.com Pure CVCV.com Thoughts?
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Here's some recent domain sales with same letter quality and CVCV pattern (from DNSalePrice.com):
Domain TLD SalePrice SaleDate SaleThru
Qoni com $310 May 07 Sedo Auction
Zoca com $4,100 Dec 06 SnapNames
Zola com $11,666 Dec 06 SnapNames
Xero com $20,000 Nov 06 Private
Zoso com $3,500 May 06 SnapNames
(BTW guys, day job keeps getting in the way; will be a few more weeks till I can get this in your hands.)
Domain TLD SalePrice SaleDate SaleThru
Qoni com $310 May 07 Sedo Auction
Zoca com $4,100 Dec 06 SnapNames
Zola com $11,666 Dec 06 SnapNames
Xero com $20,000 Nov 06 Private
Zoso com $3,500 May 06 SnapNames
(BTW guys, day job keeps getting in the way; will be a few more weeks till I can get this in your hands.)
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I think your looking in the $1,000 range.
One thing that absolutely kills me though is the good/bad letter thing.
People. CVCV's are not the same as a 3 letter .com and the letter quality is very different.
Good/bad letters generally referenced at 3character.com are based on the number of possible word uses for each letter because they are generally used as acronym names.
CVCVs are generally brandable names that aren't going to be used for acronyms. The rules here are based on pronouncability and if there are similar sounding letters than can cause confusion.
Z for example is generally a bad letter for acronym names but it is a good letter for a pronouncable name because it is clearly pronounced and isn't generally confused with other letters.
Am I going to have to create a website about this?
Take the name in my sig for example WOZO.com
Are you going to tell me that it would be a better CVCV if it were WORO.com? Which one sounds better and more brandable to you? Right.
One thing that absolutely kills me though is the good/bad letter thing.
People. CVCV's are not the same as a 3 letter .com and the letter quality is very different.
Good/bad letters generally referenced at 3character.com are based on the number of possible word uses for each letter because they are generally used as acronym names.
CVCVs are generally brandable names that aren't going to be used for acronyms. The rules here are based on pronouncability and if there are similar sounding letters than can cause confusion.
Z for example is generally a bad letter for acronym names but it is a good letter for a pronouncable name because it is clearly pronounced and isn't generally confused with other letters.
Am I going to have to create a website about this?
Take the name in my sig for example WOZO.com
Are you going to tell me that it would be a better CVCV if it were WORO.com? Which one sounds better and more brandable to you? Right.
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