Wanted: Domain Appraisal Cheapen.co.uk

[electronicsheep]

Good evening,

Any ideas how much cheapen.co.uk might be worth?

Not great stats but could be considered 'brandable'.

Also, whilst browsing sedo I noticed this was listed as make an offer?

Previous owner had it listed there and since expired?

Many thanks

 

[Bailey]

Well to call it as I see it - I wouldn't even register it as a .com

A 'negative' word in a domain can work, providing you using it in a 'word play' This one has No-Chance

 

[electronicsheep]

That good? Have a few ideas re development so may experiment then.

New to this site and indeed the concept of 'flipping' domain names. Bailey, maybe you could recommend some further reading on the matter? Appreciate that it is a subjective area but would be grateful of any advice.

 

[Bailey]

Wow - In all honesty your playing 10+ year catch-up.

If your new to domains, my advice "play to/on your own personal strengths' (market WISE) not someone elses

1. whats areas/subject matters do you know best - is always a good starting point. Or whats developing in the business market. (multi-player/outlet)

For Now :Royal Mail is apparently on the brink of privatisation (todays News) - Lovely area to explore considering all the players that may become involved - AND the terms that the market will be looking for are probably more available in .dot.uk seeing we don't really have a history of Private Mail services in this country

Happy hunting

PS mailservices .org.uk is available - I'm not a big lover of .org.uk but, that one seems worth a punt

PS2 - No such thing as "good domain reading" to be had - lots of good resources though

Start with DNJournals (thanks Ron) Sales History - dnjournal.com (if your starting -thats a couple of weeks - (And learn to classify - not by Rons measures. But, your own)

Lots still to be discovered IMO with a .COM ending (and maybe an odd worthwhile .co.uk)

 

[electronicsheep]

Thanks for the info Bailey, much appreciated.

 

[Bailey]

PS2 - No such thing as "good domain reading" to be had - lots of good resources though.

Only here (for UK)
dnjournal. (forget the intro) dive straight into sales
history
DomainBoardroom - If your welcome.

By all means look at the rest - just don't be influenced