Wanted: Domain Appraisal veterinarians.uk

[ImageAuthors]

Just the .UK on this one:

Veterinarians

 

[acceleratoraccelerator is verified member.]

Sorry but I think low value. There's no really profitable business model it can be used for, and it is really hard to spell.

 

[ImageAuthors]

Anybody who owns a sick pet had better learn to spell "veterinarians". Otherwise, say goodbye to Fido!

Pretty sure veterinarians charge money. Their business model is plenty profitable. Here in the states, I know veterinarians who fly between practices in different cities in a private jet!

Worldwide, there are 246,000 exact monthly searches for [veterinarian] in Google. And the suggested CPC bid is $2.96 - $3.30 with medium competition for the plural.

So, respectfully, I disagree. The domain is definitely worth something. The only question is how much.

 

[DomainPortfolio.ukDomainPortfolio.uk is verified member.]

Anybody who owns a sick pet had better learn to spell "veterinarians". Otherwise, say goodbye to Fido!

I know people in the US like to call them veterinarians, but in the UK they're simply called vet or vets. If I called for a vet in the US I'd probably get some old solider at my door

When setting the Google keyword tool to show only UK results, which is what really counts, there are only 170 exacts for veterinarian, and it's a low competition term, so I wouldn't be valuing it based on 246K searches.

 

[acceleratoraccelerator is verified member.]

So, respectfully, I disagree. The domain is definitely worth something. The only question is how much.

No problem, you can disagree. As someone has said though, the term used here in the UK is vets.

Even then, any domain purchase has to be driven by a business advantage. An individual vet would get no advantage owning this name. There is not a lot of mileage in creating a directory listings site type either.

So, feel to explain what you think it's worth and why.

 

[ImageAuthors]

@Systreg,

If Brits say "vets", then that's relevant. That's the sort of info I put the domain in the appraisal section in order to get.

Of course, I wouldn't value a ccTLD based on global traffic. Just wanted to show the other extreme viewpoint for the sake of contrast.