MovingSpeeches.com As Seen On BBC1 EastEnders

So, now I'm on trial? Don't be so cynical. :roll:

 

I'm just asking you to substantiate your unsubstantiated claims. This is (supposedly) a professional domain name forum not Albert Square market, therefore if you're going to make claims as you have done then please substantiate them to your fellow professional members.

Actually I'll go with Grant's theory and say no more because it is a wind up. Bit earlier for 1st April though.

 

Yes, this seems to be a professional domain name forum, and I consider myself a professional member, I do solemnly swear that "This Is It", no wind up or false claims. What you see is what you get, a top level premium domain name as featured on Britain's favourite TV soap.

 

I'm in tears here.. you've made my day.

 

Good luck to him. Genuinely. I'm going to resist picking at some of your domain names that I personally think weren't worth registering either.

 

You're starting to sound jealous and vindictive. Hmmm...:roll:

 

Why do you always nitpick?

We all make mistakes regging. Again this month I have sold more than £400 of hand regges, all from late feb/early march, having only spent about £50 on regges.

What about you?

 

Does anyone know when .cotton is being released?

 

Someone had to go and lower the tone

 

:d:d:d

 

Quality!!

 

I live on planet Earth, have no idea what planet you live on with this thread but it certainly gave me a chuckle. Good luck with your sale anyway, your going to need it!

PS - if this was a wind up then best £5 ever spent.

 

What makes you think it's valuable?
Because it was mentioned on a soap? And therefore thousands of people will search for it?

For the sake of your argument, it's one of the most watched programmes in the UK, and hundreds of thousands of people will go to your website.


1) How many visitors have been and gone as visited after it was first aired? >90%

2) How many initial visitors will return? Barely any - there was no site, nothing of interest, they don't care. They know if BBC was going to do something funny (like Search the Market owned search the meerkat and did a fun website) it would already be in place months before air when the wrote the script.

3) How many will visit your site from watching catchup? Hardly anyone. People watching catch up were busy when the show was aired, and so probs too busy to visit some pointless website. And same rule applies, nothing of interest, they go to their Facebook, twitter, youtube, forum, something else they really enjoy and barely have time to do.

4) (Important one) Bounce rate!
What content are you going to serve to keep visitors on the site, and returning, that is not hindered by: "I came here cos it was mentioned on BBC"?

NOT because they want to buy a PC and you sell PCs (relevant).
NOT because you give lots of info for their newly purchased gadget, phone, tablet, hifi, whatever (relevant).


5) Your reason for buying it is that tens/hundreds of thousands of people will flock to this website.
Then you must agree that they will have done so when it first aired? Right?
Ok, why did none of these other hundreds of thousands of people buy the domain...?


Great domains go, in milliseconds, or sell for thousands (or some decent ones hundreds).
If it was such a great and amazing idea/domain, you would not have got the domain!
Not for reg fee, and certainly not without a fight with others...



It does not have "lots of natural type in traffic" as you said. Who types in "moving speeches - move speech"...??
The domain name is 100% meaningless!

I could start whatisthissiteforitdoesnotexistbutsowhat.com, promote it and get natural traffic based on some Eastenders based content, and am more likely (if not just as likely) to get as much traffic as you!

And there are 7 BILLION people on the planet, who ALL take a dump 2-3 times a week.
So "have-a-shit-today.com" will sell for millions then..?


Why not setup Google analytics and prove everyone wrong. (Or, as will happen, realise your site gets little traffic, bounce rate is very high even if you had content as nothing is relevant to "I came here cos I heard the domain name on a soap"..)



http://www.sedo.co.uk/search/detail...ain=eastenders.com&et_sub=1010&origin=parking
If that above doesn't sell, why would yours? Eastenders is mentioned on many talk shows, chat shows, all over the BBC website, and people probably type in "Eastenders" all the dam time, and eastenders.com is for sale...!!!


If you domain was mentioned in a movie, which was at cinema, is to be released on DVD, and then on TV for years after, then you probs would have a winner.


I wish you every luck in getting that VERY rare break, which seasoned users here no longer believe in (for good reasons).
You might get a few grand from someone wanting something specific (not likely related to Eastenders) but I doubt you'll get £30 for just the domain without a site and promoted.

 

Following on from what Greg mentioned

http://www.screenjunkies.com/movies/movie-news/10-fake-but-memorable-movie-websites/

 

Sounds great - old school domaining is back!

Can you tell us what they were - or did you sign an NDA?

 

Hey guys, offers are flying in to buy the domain name, in case you missed it here's the premier TV debut http://www.movingspeeches.com/index2.htm.

Don't waste time asking if, but, when, why, just take action!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=271438009201

 

Sure I can.

Travl.co.uk
Kirklees.org.uk
Tamworth.org.uk
SoftwareDownload.co.uk (Granted not a feb/march reg)

Anyone else want to have a dig at me? Not my fault if you lost your touch with domains!

 

hahahahahaha, let me guess, 1p, 2p and 3p?

 

I think the main point is there is no obvious commercial value. Even if there is, if it has to be explained, it tends to limit the market & therefore, the sale price (opinion).

.cotton...good effort!

 

whois says Creation Date: 27-mar-2014

You do realise you can not update the domain for 60 days don't you??? (Transfer etc)