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Wanted: Domain Appraisal Appraisal required

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Hi ,
Looking for an appraisal for these domains :
luckycash.co.uk
Sweetboost.co.uk
Sheerlace.co.uk
Sportoutfit.co.uk
520.org.uk
Admire.org.uk
Pc-world.co
Pcland.co
Royal Vegas.xyz
Many thanks !
 
Probably best to ask for appraisal of one domain per thread.

Let's take this:

Sheerlace.co.uk - This is a nice sounding domain that would suit a niche fashion site. It's hard to achieve a good sale though, because there are so many possible alternatives available. Good luck though.
 
Luckycash.co.uk - From an advertising point of view, this is a nice domain. However, the problem is with making the sale, as it's the kind of sector where convincing someone to go for this specific domain is quite difficult, when they could choose so many alternatives. So, good domain, hard to sell.
 
Thank you Rob for your opinion , would be great to hear any advice how to choose good name .

Thanks
 
Thank you guys , I will try to develop them . How I understand , the project has much more value than a domain name .
 
Yes 'sheerlace' does have some good resonance - If your going to develop. From a strictly sell-on point of view - your going to get offered £100 at best - never anymore
 
Thank you guys , I will try to develop them . How I understand , the project has much more value than a domain name .

In co.uk (.uk) you have to be massively creative (to hit the nail right on centre of the head) It's not about uniqueness, cleverness or even focus, Being perfect is just about OK - The dot.com land is far more challenging (and fruitful) for creative types...
 
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