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Wanted: Domain Appraisal Stays.uk

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Stays.uk

Caught just the .uk version of stays yesterday.

Any thoughts on the domain as a good short name and value without the .co.uk

Cheers in advance
 
Without the .co.uk this one is really a big 'no' from me.

Imo there is no chance whatsoever of getting £1200+ on a distinctly average .uk domain without its .co.uk counterpart.

"stays" as a phrase just isn't a good one really, is it? Combine that with not having the current 'real' extension and I wouldn't pay £100 for it.


I'd say you need to either sell to the .co.uk owner, or buy his. You're both holding something worthless unless you can get your heads together and come up with a deal.
 
I don't see much value without the .co.uk all my clients don't even want a .UK yet...

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I'm still annoyed the .UK even exists.

edit: the domain extension, not the country :-D

As for this one, with the .co.uk maybe high £xxx. Without, as others have said, it depends how .UK is embraced in future.
 
I would take a low value punt without the .co.uk, but I think it'd be a really strong brandable with it.
 
Sorry £££ low tops - even then..

Sorry, wanted to say something positive about it :(

(I don't rate stays.com even though site on it.)
 
Not to hand, but here's one article I just found:

http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/237554?hootPostID=19c7121e8906bfd28a08ab3dd3fb42cf

I've not been on Instagram very long (@mrchrishigh), but really I've been a bit late to it and I can see there's big potential, particularly for niche marketing. I went to London Fashion Week recently, and e.g. fashion marketing works particularly well on Instagram and the fashion bloggers love it.

A photo is a lot quicker for the mind to process than words, and that's why photo blogging/sharing sites like Instagram are powerful. It's also really easy to upload content there because you can do it with a few taps on your mobile.

Rgds
 
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