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Wanted: Domain Appraisal BBQ.me.uk (and 'BBQ' affiliates?)

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Picked up BBQ.me.uk today as free to register - I noticed it was the only .ext free around 7 days ago and have now decided to nab it and develop it into a BBQ site as I've planned what I'm going to do with it, but with a slightly different angle. :)

I'd like to pop some BBQs and related products on the site via a decent BBQ affiliate/seller or similar, does anyone know of any decent affiliates in this area? I don't want to use Amazon stores, etc. :D

Hopefully get a little traffic from the past as the domain is listed in Archive.org from 2002. :cool:

Thanks. :)
 
Cant see you doing anything with BBQ Nuisances to be honest, the Adsense Ads are all over the place. (by that I mean they are not relevent to the subject)

I know this fits in well with your other sites but for me, its the wrong way to go.
 
tend to agree on this one, i'd be looking to create BBQ products website, recall another member having a similar site??

The BBQ domain being a product name is far more suited to a selling/shop type website
 
Cant see you doing anything with BBQ Nuisances to be honest, the Adsense Ads are all over the place. (by that I mean they are not relevent to the subject)

I know this fits in well with your other sites but for me, its the wrong way to go.

Thanks FS; I'm never too sure what to do with AS ads tbh, lol - how would you place them better? Advice welcome here. :D

tend to agree on this one, i'd be looking to create BBQ products website, recall another member having a similar site??

The BBQ domain being a product name is far more suited to a selling/shop type website

TBH, that's what I was originally going to do and this may be a bit of an experiment, so we'll see. I'll report back in a while on earnings. :D
 
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