Wanted: Domain Appraisal APP: setjetter

charlie · Aug 15, 2005

What kind of value am I looking at for

setjetter.co.uk / .com
setjetting.co.uk / .com

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/tm_obj...headline=set-jetter-hols-rise--name_page.html

Edwin · Aug 15, 2005

0 value.

You need to check Google results when you're thinking of registering a cutesy term "made up" by the media. Quite often you'll find it's pretty much just wishful thinking/a play on words on behalf of the author rather than an expression that anyone else is using.

In this case, "setjetter" brings up just 2 results on Google, and both are off-topic. So clearly nobody in the world will know what it means (except for hyper-attentive Mirror readers with photographic memories, perhaps)

charlie · Aug 15, 2005

many thanks for your comments seems thats another £50 down the drain

might get something back through travel affiliates linking destinations and films! - wish me luck!!

charlie · Aug 16, 2005

google search for "set jetter" = 68 results
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q="set+jetter"&meta=

google search for "set jetting" = 221 results
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q="set+jetting"&meta=

we must be looking at different things?

accelerator · Aug 16, 2005

Charlie

I can understand the strategy you're trying to adopt, i.e. pick up on a new term and hope it becomes a common and well known phrase. However, I am in agreement with Edwin's comments and would say that you'll do better for yourself if you concentrate on finding domain names that are phrases for popular searched terms. You may strike it big, but it seems to me you are following a highly speculative domain name strategy which involves a lot of hope. Traffic should be your guide.

However, if you enjoy developing affiliate sites, then setjetter isn't a bad domain name to develop for a travel site. In fact it's quite a good idea - feature the movie, then put up the travel offers. Hey, why didn't I think of that?

All the best

accelerator