Vitamins.com.au sells for $22,000

[snoopy]

Some what related to the supplement industry, I picked up glutamine.com.au and casein.com.au late last year. Not huge volume but a bit more niche supplement wise. Although nowhere near as valuable as vitamins.com.au, I still think they have a little value (more than reg fee in otherwords).

Opinions? Given the sale of vitamins.com.au, I figure it only helps.

I think both these names suffer from lack of commercial focus. If you walked into a health food shop and in you gym shorts and said "I need casein" they'd be able to sell you something but I don't think that is what most of those visitors are looking for.

Both are common chemicals used in all sorts of things and the traffic volume probably needs to be divided by 5-10 to get the actual number of people looking for something you can easily sell to in terms of bodybuilding.

These two names would be a very hard road development wise in my view.

 

[Lex]

I guess PLN's are out of the question in Australia?

 

[mathew]

https://www.priceline.com.au/ and http://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au I suspect could have been a potential buyer, be interesting to know if the seller bothered to reach out.

 

[James]

https://www.priceline.com.au/ and http://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au I suspect could have been a potential buyer, be interesting to know if the seller bothered to reach out.

Nope looks like some one called "Life Support Fitness" run by a lady named "Cindy" is the buyer.

James