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Hi everyone, Im interested in selling a domain name we have. Registed myself awhile back
BusinessPoint.com.au was going to be a hub for australian business (News, guides, directory etc) We have done some development of code for such a site but we may let it go for the right price Any idea on what its worth? |
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yes it has the magic word 'business' so a good one , value unsure ?? good luck
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I like it mostly because of how carpoint has been shown to be brandable, so businesspoint should be the same. That being said, carpoint is shorter and snappier.
But as a standalone domain, not much more than reg fee, low $XXX if you get a keen buyer. |
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My point of view on domain names' value
BusinessPoint somehow is a good name. Although the magic word "Business" is there, it limited the usability for purposes other than business. Brandable? I have an opposit opinion. As what I've mentioned, the name itself limited the possibility. A domain like, e.g. palmston.com is a brandable name as it could be any type of business, it could be a brand, a name of business. For purpose-specific domain names, it should not be long, businessPoint.com.au is definitely too long. While when I am considering value of a domain name, I will start think about its posible usage. If I couldn't find any purpose that 100% fit into the name, then I will ignor the name. IF, it fits in one or more purposes, then, the next consideration would be the length of the name. Write too much :P Good Luck anyway. |
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