Wanted: Domain Appraisal tokens.co.uk

[James]

Tokens.co.uk

Appraisals would be useful, but also interested in ideas for development.

Thanks
James

 

[stevebrowne]

book.tokens.co.uk
gift.tokens.co.uk
etc.

 

[Skinner]

There is the discount voucher, gift voucher, or if you have a stack of cash you could setup something like ticket club for the UK (i.e. Micro-Payments for sites).

http://www.ticketsclub.com/

**EDIT: Steve beat me to the former choices

 

[doodlebug]

Seems like such a nice name and then you sit back and think what could you do with it

Maybe promote it to token manufactures or sell them £1 trolley tokens on there. you will get a 200% mark up on them

Value wise Reseller mid £xxx and end user low £xxxx

Good luck

 

[accelerator]

Monthly exacts:

[tokens] 22,200
[love tokens] 2,900
[book tokens] 1,600
[gift tokens] 320

Options:
1) Affiliate the above. Monthly volumes could be more exciting.

2) Sell the domain. A token manufacturer might be interested. I anticipate low £xxxx.

3) Attempt to brand the domain with a high marketing budget. The domain is OK but I feel there are better names for big marketing spend.

Rgds

 

[boxerdog]

i quite like the idea of these:
http://www.gettingpersonal.co.uk/romantic-gifts/edward-monkton-love-heart-token.htm

use their search for "tokens" and it comes up with a load

 

[retired_member13]

I think this is another name where the exact match is misleading and/or inaccurate:

Pre August last year the exact match for [tokens] was solidly in the 3,000-5,000 monthly exact range, then from September onwards it jumps to an average reading of 20,000+, but I don't see any logical reason for the jump.

Although it does have value in it's use as a generic name I'd say the value is more likely to be in it's potential as a brand - probably in the "Gifts to Surprise Her/Him that are more imaginative than book tokens" category.

Just my opinion of course, and you could always sell [book tokens] (2,400) as well just to be safe

 

[julian]

I don't think i've ever seen anyone so obsessed with the google keyword tool as you

I think this is another name where the exact match is misleading and/or inaccurate:

Pre August last year the exact match for [tokens] was solidly in the 3,000-5,000 monthly exact range, then from September onwards it jumps to an average reading of 20,000+, but I don't see any logical reason for the jump.

Although it does have value in it's use as a generic name I'd say the value is more likely to be in it's potential as a brand - probably in the "Gifts to Surprise Her/Him that are more imaginative than book tokens" category.

Just my opinion of course, and you could always sell [book tokens] (2,400) as well just to be safe

 

[retired_member13]

Probably true

I don't think i've ever seen anyone so obsessed with the google keyword tool as you