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Cornering a niche

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Appreciate input on this one please:

Cornering a niche...

Is it really worth it considering you have to pay a premium as some names are already owned by other domainers?
Does it really add value overall to the domain holding?
What other factors are their to consider whith such a move?
etc....

For want of a better illustration...

cars red .co.uk
cars blue .co.uk
cars green .co.uk etc, etc...

Feedback appreciated.
 
On reflection probably a question with an obvious answer...

Was really coming from the point of view that it's easy to become 'boxed' into a set way of thinking without seeing the picture as a whole...

Thanks.
 
Thanks AQLS - Spot on with what I was looking for...

Very, very interesting read...

'Aggressive investor speculation' .... sounds interesting...

Guess a spot of 'empire building' never hurt anybody... ;)
 
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