how much do you pay for this domain?

trichnosis · 11-09-2006, 03:52 PM

Hi

i owned a new domain neraly one month ago.

i will not sell this domain now but i only want to know .

if i sell this domain, how much do you pay for www.sexystar.us ?

thanks

E.Scape · 11-12-2006, 02:04 PM

.us is in its infancy. I expect it to grow someday but that time isn't in plain site yet. Your domain would be better suited as the plural form and not the singlular as well. It's two words and not a popular search term scoring just over 100 in ovt without the .us attached to it.

I don't mean to discourage you but the plain truth is that I feel this domain isnt worth its registration fee. You can still get decent generic .us domains with high popularity to register.

Good luck.

TheBrain · 11-12-2006, 10:15 PM

I don't think that US domains are in infancy stage since they have been around for many years now.

They simply have not succeeded as expected, just like happened to biz, ws, etc, etc. etc. etc., and as will occur with mobi and other fashionable domains with not much future.

However trichnosis has a good keyword and you can make more money developing the site instead of selling the domain.

E.Scape · 11-13-2006, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by TheBrain

I don't think that US domains are in infancy stage since they have been around for many years now.

Developement is slight, it's in it's infancy. Almost every good generic was scooped up by domain investors who mostly park the sites or make ppc sites looking for ad revenue. Same thing for .mobi, many investors went so far as to tm a word just to get the best generics before they went to the general public (fact). One guy I know (wont mention his name) tm'd a particular word/number at the low cost required, the domain (wont say which one) is possibly going to be one of the highest paid .mobi if/when he chooses to sell it. The cost of tm vs the cost of buying a top premium domain are very far apart. Very smart move on his part.

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Originally Posted by TheBrain

They simply have not succeeded as expected, just like happened to biz, ws, etc, etc. etc. etc., and as will occur with mobi and other fashionable domains with not much future.

However trichnosis has a good keyword and you can make more money developing the site instead of selling the domain.

True about developing, if you can put in the effort, know what your doing, and afford the time it takes you should always develop.