3DFOX3D
15-07-10, 05:29 PM
Hi,
if you are a website designer and/or a true entrepreneur please read on .........
my name is Mike - if you are looking at this the liklihood is you already have your own website so why would this post be of interest to you ...... please read on
My core business is Domaining. I have the following website domain names for sale, each of them are .com.au names and many of them I also have as .com as well.
Why would you be interested in these names,
there will be significant demand for 3D content in websites when 3D Computers are available on the market - expected by second half of 2011 - whether it be video clips, widgets, flash or other content many will want to be first to get 3D on their sites - the Games and Movie sites as well as major retailers will be amongst the first - I myself will want some 3D content in my current 6 websites related to 3D products and I'm not up to doing it myself
Use the chosen name(s) maybe as a "feeder" to your current site and trap those using 3d Web (site,design,designs,designer,page ... etc) as their search term. Aside from meta tagging and other SEO a url name that contains the exact search term or part thereof ranks very high in the search results right? Many of these names match what will become exact search terms - many of them minus 3D match existing exact search terms, most others match phrase search term (source: Google Keyword).
Sell it (them) on commission to some other web design company - you are likely to have the right contacts in the industry and if you don't want any of these names then earning 10% commission for the sales lead is money for jam and better than doing nothing about this (the entrepreneur in you can see the $$$ signs).
point 4 is for you guys to add other reasons why you should seriously consider these names :) ........ input here ........ those ideas ticking away ..... :D
I am leaving off the proper tld extension otherwise it will attract a link which will be useless and may incur the wrath of a moderator :)
Prices (as is expected these days) are negotiable - however keep this in mind, if you need and expect to earn $40/hr for your work then you aren't going to work for $20/hr right?
A guide to the market value of these names is websitedesign dot com.au sold less than 2 weeks ago for $22,000 in an aftermarket domains siten NetFleet http://www.netfleet.com.au/
3dsitedesign com.au110003dsitedesigners com.au110003dsitedesigns com.au110003dwebdesign com.au 110003dwebpagedesign com.au70003dwebpagedesigns com.au70003dwebpagesdesign com.au70003dwebsiteconcepts com.au160003dwebsitedesigner com.au160003dwebsitedesigners com.au160003dwebsitedesigns com.au 25000sitedesign3d com.au7000webdesign3d com.au11000webdesigner3d com.au11000webdesigns3d com.au11000website3d com.au11000website3dconcepts com.au7000websiteconcepts3d com.au16000websitedesign3d com.au23000websitedesigner3d com.au16000websitedesigners3d com.au16000websitedesigns3d com.au16000websites3d com.au19000
that will do for now, if you don't like any of these you won't like the others :(
cheers, Mike
if you are a website designer and/or a true entrepreneur please read on .........
my name is Mike - if you are looking at this the liklihood is you already have your own website so why would this post be of interest to you ...... please read on
My core business is Domaining. I have the following website domain names for sale, each of them are .com.au names and many of them I also have as .com as well.
Why would you be interested in these names,
there will be significant demand for 3D content in websites when 3D Computers are available on the market - expected by second half of 2011 - whether it be video clips, widgets, flash or other content many will want to be first to get 3D on their sites - the Games and Movie sites as well as major retailers will be amongst the first - I myself will want some 3D content in my current 6 websites related to 3D products and I'm not up to doing it myself
Use the chosen name(s) maybe as a "feeder" to your current site and trap those using 3d Web (site,design,designs,designer,page ... etc) as their search term. Aside from meta tagging and other SEO a url name that contains the exact search term or part thereof ranks very high in the search results right? Many of these names match what will become exact search terms - many of them minus 3D match existing exact search terms, most others match phrase search term (source: Google Keyword).
Sell it (them) on commission to some other web design company - you are likely to have the right contacts in the industry and if you don't want any of these names then earning 10% commission for the sales lead is money for jam and better than doing nothing about this (the entrepreneur in you can see the $$$ signs).
point 4 is for you guys to add other reasons why you should seriously consider these names :) ........ input here ........ those ideas ticking away ..... :D
I am leaving off the proper tld extension otherwise it will attract a link which will be useless and may incur the wrath of a moderator :)
Prices (as is expected these days) are negotiable - however keep this in mind, if you need and expect to earn $40/hr for your work then you aren't going to work for $20/hr right?
A guide to the market value of these names is websitedesign dot com.au sold less than 2 weeks ago for $22,000 in an aftermarket domains siten NetFleet http://www.netfleet.com.au/
3dsitedesign com.au110003dsitedesigners com.au110003dsitedesigns com.au110003dwebdesign com.au 110003dwebpagedesign com.au70003dwebpagedesigns com.au70003dwebpagesdesign com.au70003dwebsiteconcepts com.au160003dwebsitedesigner com.au160003dwebsitedesigners com.au160003dwebsitedesigns com.au 25000sitedesign3d com.au7000webdesign3d com.au11000webdesigner3d com.au11000webdesigns3d com.au11000website3d com.au11000website3dconcepts com.au7000websiteconcepts3d com.au16000websitedesign3d com.au23000websitedesigner3d com.au16000websitedesigners3d com.au16000websitedesigns3d com.au16000websites3d com.au19000
that will do for now, if you don't like any of these you won't like the others :(
cheers, Mike