Content development for generic ccTLDs

[icen2345]

I have a few good ccTLDs and looking to collaborate with someone that can help me develop them into websites. We can split profits in a fair way, we can talk about this privately. Ideally, you would have experience in SEO.

Some of the domains are the following:
bodrum [dot] co [dot] uk
mail [dot] com [dot] es
backorders [dot] gr
homes [dot] si
cne [dot] co [dot] uk
gsx [dot] co [dot] uk

If anyone is interested, let me know.

Thanks!

 

[Gerry]

I'd like to comment on a couple of your names before you pay someone or go forward with your plans.

When I look at mail, I see almost a third tier domain, meaning diminished value or appeal in that regard from the onset. Most of all, I have to ask myself, what does the word mail mean in spanish? The answer is...absolutely nothing. Correo is the spanish equivalent of mail. Even if you or someone else spent time creating a site, all the SEO in the world is not going to drive much traffic at all to a third tier domain and to one that does not even translate well into the language the ccTLD represents.

The same with homes. Yes, homes translates better with .si since they are pretty much multilingual and very much on the world stage. Still, you need someone who can make this a multilingual search site.

I say these things because it is going to be hard to convince someone to develop and create sites for near worthless and useless names, have someone spent so much time making sites with an agreement to split revenue which may never occur.

The key is to start out with good names, avoid third tier extensions, and stick with native speak or spoken words that translate easily to the chosen country code's extension.

 

[icen2345]

I don't quite agree with you.. maybe homes.si doesn't have much value but I think mail.com.es is a decent domain.. Besides, the best domain on this list is bodrum.co.uk.. remember that kos.co.uk and bodrumhotels.com were sold for 21900 and 8500$, respectively.

So if you don't have anything else to say other that critisizing my domains, please don't post any more comments.

 

[Gerry]

Sorry, didn't see the best domain on the list...

 

[icen2345]

well it seems you need to learn how to appraise domains then

 

[Shane]

well it seems you need to learn how to appraise domains then

The only person who appraises a domain accurately is the buyer who just closed a sale.

Sidenote - I'd be interested in talking to you about the bodrum domain. I recently acquired an exact match location .net and would be interested in sharing ideas. I've never developed a site like that and have been doing a ton of research. PM me if you're interested.