closed Make me an offer

[DomainPairs]

make-me-an-offer.com

I've just reg'd this, and it's such an obvious name that I'm surprised that it was still available. Am I missing something here? Is it really valueless?

I'm not interested in type-ins, overture or Google ranking. It's main purpose is to go into domain registration details and other places to indicate that the item may be available for sale. The hyphens are great because it makes the phrase easier to read.

Actually overture gives the phrase 135.

 

[Duke]

Originally posted by DomainPairs
make-me-an-offer.com

I've just reg'd this, and it's such an obvious name that I'm surprised that it was still available. Am I missing something here? Is it really valueless?

You're kidding right? A four word name with THREE hyphens and you have to ask if it's valueless?

 

[DomainPairs]

Originally posted by Duke of Earl


You're kidding right? A four word name with THREE hyphens and you have to ask if it's valueless?

I don't think it's valueless you see. Think of the alternatives that people use.

Using addresses like these

This Domain
may be
for sale


email: [email protected]

This is an invalid entry also, when includes in domain details


using @make-me-an-offer.com is a valid address and hits you immediately you look at the details. Nearly as good as a banner ad

 

[peter]

hehe.

It is definitely worthless, however, use it as an email adress if you wish

 

[Ed30]

$0

 

[NexSite]

it sucks for an email address too. who wants to type that beast in a logon screen.

 

[DrWho]

$0.02

 

[GiantDomains]

LOL, I think Pairs is joking guys (I hope)...

 

[DomainPairs]

Originally posted by nexcorp
it sucks for an email address too. who wants to type that beast in a logon screen.

Highlight email address with left mouse button
Right click on mouse
Select copy
Open a new message in your email program
Right click mouse in the To: box
Select paste.

I do it even of the domain is 2 characters

I'm glad you guys are so myopic, it leaves a few domains for me to help with my marketing.

btw. I got offered £25 for it by an end user that came here this pm.

Don't forget forsalebyowner.com either.

 

[GeorgeK]

It has some value, to be used as a nameserver in a domain name (just like BuyDomains uses this-domain-for-sale.com as a nameserver in many of their domain names). Limited, though....maybe $50 tops.

 

[NameCaster]

You'd better take the $25 and run.

I don't thinks its worth 25 DNF...just MHO

Good Luck!

 

[garyted51]

Yes-It-Is-Valuless

 

[DomainPairs]

well I've decided to develop it, and I'm quite enthusiastic about it.

I'll post the link when the DNS resolves, then you can all rush out and copy my idea.
(with an inferior name of course ).

 

[NameCaster]

Damn...just when I thought i had all the bugs worked out?

Domain Name: make-me-an-offer.com
Key Words: make-me-an-offer
Dictionary Words: 0
Total Word Score: 0
Extension relevance: yes
Google Hits: 27,900
Overture Hits: 135
Total Hits: 28,035
Market Rating: 0.0
Length: 16
Extension Rating: 5.0
Length Rating: 1
Popular Rating: 01
Composite: 1.4
High Retail: $10
Low Retail: $8
Wholesale: $2

I was off by 200 $DNF LOL

Cheers!

 

[DomainPairs]

Looks as if you'll have to get an english dictionary Mudfence.

I don't understand the market rating bit - "make me an offer" seems to be a fairly common phrase at the markets I've been to.

There was an interesting point made on Sheepster - without the hyphen the phrase is " make mean offer " I expect that would get a higher score as it's only 3 words.

 

[NameCaster]

Originally posted by DomainPairs
Looks as if you'll have to get an english dictionary Mudfence.

There was an interesting point made on Sheepster - without the hyphen the phrase is " make mean offer " I expect that would get a higher score as it's only 3 words.

The dictionary that is used by DNA doesn't count words that are connected by a hypen unless its a term like aero-space.

Thats where you get penalized by the hypens.
The domain is worthless. Not even worth the reg fee.
No big deal. We've all regged a dud or two.


Cheers!

 

[DomainPairs]

I actually thing it is a great marketing tool and I wouldn't sell it for $250. I'd think about it for $1,000 though. I'm amazed that nobody else can see the potential.

Just to be able to use it like this is worth more than reg fee

http://www.dimedomains.com/

Not all links work on this site as I am in the midst of moving all my trading sites to a new host.

I agree that the name without the hyphen is of minimal value, but with the hyphen - it rocks !

 

[GiantDomains]

If you promote it, all of your customers are gonna end up here:

http://makemeanoffer.com/

You may want to consider "making an offer" on the un-hyphenated name.

 

[DomainPairs]

Why would they end up there through clicking on my link?


makemeanoffer.com is no good (who admits to making a mean offer)


MAKE-ME-AN-OFFER.COM rocks.

the hyphens are essential for visual impact.

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by DomainPairs
Why would they end up there through clicking on my link?

Because return visitors don't use links, they type it in.

You will lose 90% of your traffic to the non-hypnenated, even with one hyphen, and you have 3

If you're going to develop, make an offer on the non-hyphenated. Otherwise, let it drop.