rent.co.uk

[BGBG is verified member.]

Thank you mystic meg

You're welcome my little love muffin

I currently have my group of 24 people also working on the lottery numbers as we speak

 

[domainseller200]

it will take a long time, no doubt about it. But it is at least starting. You have to bear in mind the huge sums that are spent on advertising. e.g. Daily Mail: Full colour page, guaranteed position, Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday = £53,676. That is ONE page in ONE paper on ONE day.

OK, you could argue that no-one pays rate card prices, but we're still talking a completely different kind of pricing level compared to few hundred or few thousand for a domain.

At least if they buy a domain they get to keep it. What use is the newspaper advert the following day?

I've a feeling that domains will chunk into a number of different price points:

1. Zero value
2. £xx - £x,xxx - names suitable for affiliate sites, brandables etc.
3. £x,xxx - £xx,xxx(low) - Generics with some (but not much) commercial use
4. £xx,xxx+ - Generics with a commercial use
5. £xxx,xxx+ Prime generics & category definers

Geos will fall into 2, 3 or 4 based on details of geo area; personal names into 2 or 3.

5 would be for extremely commercial markets and single word commercially applicable words: rent, debt, house, car. The sky's the limit.

Fantastic post Steve ! I have spoken to numerous people regarding the newspaper rate etc (especially around the time when James Dale sold phones.co.uk, when some of the big companies were spending £100k+ on a newspaper advert for just a single day)

It makes so much sense, and I personally beleive that in 5 years time or less, that so many more people will wake up and realise that the solid premiums like these, are well worth investing the money into.

Fingers crossed eh ?

Good luck for the final sale for rent.co.uk too - with a bit of luck it is ebay and the news hits the nationals as it will have a good effect for all of us

 

[rush]

This one ends at midday, still only at £65k...

 

[rush]

Well its not e-bay, purchased by Irelands biggest property website owners.

 

[Maccke]

I find 60k very cheap for that name. If you can just keep it for 2 years and do a decent development, the value would easily be 5-10 times more.

 

[robrob is verified member.]

I find 60k very cheap for that name. If you can just keep it for 2 years and do a decent development, the value would easily be 5-10 times more.

Irish buyer of rent.co.uk, any connection?

(btw - I think it was a solid buy)

 

[matty281k]

im looking for nice brand able property names, pm if you are selling any !

 

[PaullasPaullas is verified member.]

im looking for nice brand able property names, pm if you are selling any !

why not post this in the wanted section you might get more replies there...

 

[diablo]

Definitely worth 65k.

 

[Maccke]

Although its good, its not really specific, rent what? could be anything.. just looks nice..

Agree.. Decent name, but not fantastic.. but worth way more then 65k.

 

[peacock]

Weak pound versus Euro compared with a few years ago is also a factor motivating buyers from Europe with an eye on .co.uk domains or .com domains sold in pounds.

 

[newguy]

A good buy I think. As others have said, newspaper ads can dwarf domain names, but domains like this are one offs and have long lasting value and potential.