closed ApplicationPHP.com

[pav]

What's your opinion on the value of domain ApplicationPHP.com?
Anyone interested in purchasing / developing this one?

 

[south]

Proper grammar is important when I am buying names. I would be more inclined to want phpapplication, if anything. If you are judging this by number of searches, I think you would find most people are actually search for "application.php",the filename, not a website.

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[pav]

Thanks There are 74,000-166,000 EXACT monthly searches globally for "application PHP".. and those are not the bad words!
CPC is ~$2 and there's heaps of scripts/apps available.. plus PHP is the most popular scripting language..... So I believe applicationPHP.com is worth a lot more than that

 

[katherine]

'Read the name aloud: Application PHP'.
The name does not make sense, it looks awkward.
'PHP application(s)', on the other hand, makes sense.
Having the 'right' keywords is not enough if the name does not look good.
This domain does not really have much value undeveloped. I would pay for a name like phpscripts.com but not for this one.
Hope this helps.

PS: try to forget the metrics but do look for the beauty in the name, because the actual value of domains is hardly in proportion.

 

[draggar]

I don't see much value here. Even with the searches, people aren't lookig for application PHP they are looking for php application. As the others have said, if the words were reversed it would be worth a lot but they're backwards in English - and the domain is in English.

 

[pav]

Thank you everyone, appreciate your comments!

 

[south]

Thanks There are 74,000-166,000 EXACT monthly searches globally for "application PHP".. and those are not the bad words!
CPC is ~$2 and there's heaps of scripts/apps available.. plus PHP is the most popular scripting language..... So I believe applicationPHP.com is worth a lot more than that

I actually looked at the searches as well. Note that when you check "exact searches" , it shows those searches are for application. php. (note the dot). Or maybe it was application .php, don't remember. Either way...

Here: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q="application.php"&aq=f&aqi=g-bm4&aql=&oq=

The people searching probably have a bug in their file and are looking for answers.