Wanted: Domain Freelance domain name

dinomedia · Mar 9, 2010

Hi,

I am setting up a freelance website, where users can post their details and employers their projects. Looking for a suitable domain name - anyone have anything suitable they'd like to sell?

If so, please let me know along with costs.

Thanks,

Dean

stevef1fan · Mar 9, 2010

Hi Dean

ClickMatch.co.uk £150
CareerSupermarket.com £250
CreativeTalents.co.uk £150

Buyer to pay nominet fee where applicable (£11.50)

Just drop me a message if any are of interest.

Cheers

Steve.

grantw · Mar 9, 2010

No idea what your budget is but I have these:

Individual domains:
ifreelance.co.uk
efreelance.co.uk
webfreelance.co.uk

Set 1 (won't split):
ukfreelancers.co.uk
ukfreelancers.com
ukfreelancers.net
ukfreelancers.org
uk-freelancers.co.uk
uk-freelancers.com

Set 2 (won't split):
ukfreelancer.co.uk
ukfreelancer.com

If any are of interest let me know and will send you prices. None of them will be cheap though

Cheers, Grant

expertc · Mar 9, 2010

Funny enough I am about to engulf myself in a similar Project. Already have a domain and even a pilot website. Site was completely redesigned from social networking to freelancers and retains it’s pagerank (PR3).

Have a look at programmers (dot) org (dot) uk and drop me a PM if whant to discuss this option.

Rich · Mar 9, 2010

I have programmers.co.uk - not going to be cheap though

tifosi · Mar 9, 2010

freelance webdesign (co.uk, no space)

Depends on budget.

S

expertc · Mar 9, 2010

Rich said:
I have programmers.co.uk - not going to be cheap though

My org.uk is a bit cheaper

sinerteq · Mar 9, 2010

bytelancer.com for sale

check bytelancer.com, it has traffic and PR on your niche

Lucky Luke · Mar 9, 2010

I don't want to sell this as it's still available:

freelancer4u /co/uk

Does everything you want!

Donation to Acorn if you register it please.

cheers, Luke

edit: freelance4u /co/uk has gone (2005) but freelancers4u /co/uk is still available too.

edit: kinda catchy, ain't it? freelancers4u ... reminds me of that great tv advert for 'phones 4 u' with all the handwaving!

MJT · Mar 10, 2010

totalfreelance.co.uk?

MJT · Mar 10, 2010

... or maybe programmer.org.uk if that's your line or work (and you can't afford the .co.uk!)

dinomedia · Mar 10, 2010

Thanks for all the offers guys. Some are very appealing, and on my list

I am looking for something a bit more rounded than things with webdesign, programmers, etc in the domain as this will limit the audience to designers/programmers... where as I'd like to cover the board - ie. photographers, copywriters, etc.

Likewise, as much as I would like a domain which said exactly what it does (ie. freelance in the title), a catchy memorable/brandable word would be very welcome

grantw · Mar 10, 2010

Your pm box is full Dean so sent you an email.

Grant

jhump · Mar 10, 2010

We have freelancedesigners.co.uk

dinomedia · Mar 10, 2010

Wow, freelancedesigners.co.uk is nice... still think this cuts out other sectors of freelancing (ie. photographers, etc).

However, am wondering if I could build an umbrella site for freelancers...and then sub this out to smaller, specific sub sites. ie. designers.

jhump - can you pm the cost for freelancedesigners.co.uk please?

Anyone else have any other domains?

stevef1fan · Mar 10, 2010

FreelancePlanet.co.uk

....or PlanetFreelance.co.uk

I prefer the first one, but if you take one you can have the other free.

eggbilly · Mar 10, 2010

dinomedia said:
Wow, freelancedesigners.co.uk is nice... still think this cuts out other sectors of freelancing (ie. photographers, etc).

However, am wondering if I could build an umbrella site for freelancers...and then sub this out to smaller, specific sub sites. ie. designers.

jhump - can you pm the cost for freelancedesigners.co.uk please?

Anyone else have any other domains?

Well, I'm about to close freelancerecruiter.co.uk - this was once the name of a freelance magazine for the recruitment industry.

It's PR3 as a static site and it suits a multitude of freelance sectors.

Give me a shout if interested and you have at least £1500 to spend.