IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Tuesday, March 20th

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1. Notable absence ??? lol .. You Silly Seal Sucker .. I actually posted HERE last Friday .. lol. Plus as I mentioned on my own little blogish over at NamePros I suffered to complete computer/windows crisis/meltdown/disaster .. Microsoft was not just useless .. but cost me both data (thankfully not too much) and wasted time .. plus I completely redid my process for doing going through the daily names (which involved learning/tinkering significantly at newfound Jedi levels of Excel). Add to that the fact I actually have to work at work .. lol.

   Anyhow .. back to your post .. not handreg’s .. but here’s a couple of names for you to discuss that didn’t get feedback on Sherpa .. both in growing multi-billion dollar industries …
   UndercoverSecurity.com
   ExpertCannabis.com

   (Also feel free to go back and read my post here last Friday .. lol)

   1. lol, seal jokes are always fun.
      Depends on what you paid for them. I’d give them a shot at reg fee maybe a little more. Undercover Security makes me think of a catch a cheater service lol. Expert Cannabis isn’t horrible but I don’t know how much someone would pay. Cannabis Expert is better, Canna Expert or maybe even Expert Canna. So if someone builds a brand on Cannabis Expert it’ll negate any chance of yours selling for much, unless it’s to them. Flipping the words around changes the meaning, sometimes that can help, but in this case your domain sounds like it’s cannabis for Experts not an Expert on cannabis. Then that adds all those extra options like ExpertOnCannabis, ExpertOfCannabis. So it could sell, hopefully it will that’s just my first glance take on it.

2. Waste of money or lucky score? I hand registered weedweed.net

   Not a name I would normally consider but weedweed.com was over $3k when I picked the .net up.

   So waste of money or lucky score?

   1. Elaborate on what you mean weedweed.com was over $3k? auction, sold or list price? The problem is I don’t seeing anyone buying it as a brand, I’ve sold a few .net’s and have some decent single word net domains, but they don’t sell. Not many people are seeking out the net’s for their business. Maybe it’ll sell, but I wouldn’t register it if you let it drop, but then I can’t remember the last time I hand registered a .net. I don’t really like the .com either. I realize it has some value, but I think that will most likely be from domainers passing it around.

   2. Waste of money. .net is almost impossible to sell unless its a major keyword. My opinion only.

      1. Weed is a major keyword, but I think you mean a major keyword only once. Weed.net – huge. weedweed.net – not huge. weedweedweed.net – a little worse. I used to own alienalien.com. GoDaddy’s valuation on the name was something like $60K which was funny that the valuation algorithm got played like that. I dropped it, but HugeDomains picked it up. So I guess their algo likes it too.

3. Ok Josh/Shane, here’s a few hand registered names…

   1- UniversityOfTomorrow.com
   (Mike Mann sold UniversityOfSuccess.com for $7500 & there was a Uni sale of CityofTomorrow.com for $35K…

   2- MilwaukeeHomeSales.com

   3- MachineDigest.com

   Didn’t think they were terrible for $9 😉

   1. Hi Chris – my take:
      1 – going to take a specific buyer, but it is a cool name. I would have paid $9 for it. I wouldn’t be pricing it as high as either of those sales though.
      2 – i think the ideal geo + real estate name would be MilwaukeeHomes.com or MilwaukeeRealEstate.com. Home sales implies a site showing past home sales rather than homes for sale. Maybe that was your intention. A search of namebio with homesales at the end of the name yields only eight results total with two being cities – austin and aspen. I would have passed on this one.
      3 – I like this name at $9. AI, programming, cloud, etc… online publication

   2. Hey Chris,

      I agree with Travis though maybe you could hustle the geo name. I’ve never done it, but reaching out to some realters might work. I also like
      UniversityOfTommorrow, longer than I normally go for but who cares, sometimes you need all those letters. Wasn’t sure about machinedigest but with Travis’ input I think it’s worth a shot for reg fee.

4. Hey Travis,
   I agree with you on all points. Thanks for the feedback!
   Anyone else have any thoughts?
   Hey you never know maybe there’s one realtor out there who wants the name LOL…
   Thanks again for all the work you guys do…

5. OK, here are a few hand-regged for $9.

   1. EnjoyLiFi.com
   Hey, LiFi is the future of WiFi, OK?

   2. HealthSquid.com
   Because a cartoon squid looks cute and health might mean $$.

   3. SleepVape.com
   Vape yourself to sleep?

   1. Hey Martin,
      Don’t like the first one, Don’t think you do either, lol.
      –
      Healthsquid, like it, could be anything having to do with health. That’s the key to brandables even ones that lend themselves to a certain industry. HealthSquid is an open vessel within the health genre. Something like foothealth would be so narrow that it’s no longer an open vessel brand.
      –
      Sleepvape I also like, but as a product, maybe a medicinal/herabal vaporizer that helps you sleep. More of a room unit not a mod. Also has soothing sounds and soft lights.

      1. Thanks for the comment. Good point about a brandable name having the flexibility to be used for pretty much anything.

6. Hey Josh & Shane —
   What do you think about CoinShuttle.com? I think it’s a great brand and marketing name for cryptos!
   Cheers, Carl

   1. I like CoinShuttle as long as its a cheap buy. Market is hot and definitely in the hands of sellers not buyers. Flipping is dangerous right now IMO

      1. Thanks for your positive comments Shane! CoinShuttle.com to the moon!! Cheers, Carl