Find a domain name end user

Sell a domain name to an end user

 

Running my eyes down the list of remaining names, it now seems to me that dividing them into categories will allow my search for end users to become more focused. So that is what I have done. The categorized names look like this:

Business: AbsolutelyFirstClass.com, AbsolutelyFirstRate.com, AffordabilityFactor.com, MarketCompetitiveAnalysis.com

Construction: HeavyBulldozer.com

 
Financial: WiseInvestmentPlan.com, BustToBoom.com, Gildu.com, Begilt.com, AdviceYouWant.com, MoneyMakingAdvantage.com, ValueAddingIdeas.com, EValueInvesting.com, FindingTheFunds.com, BankRevamp.com, DollarRecovery.com, PhoenixLike.com, ICollectable.com, ICollectibles.net, ICollectables.net, PhishingLine.com, MoneySkinny.com

Domain Names: DNChoice.com, DNFound.com, DNSkinny.com

Fashion: Begilt.com, EnchantedEveningDresses.com, FashionMetallics.com, GorgeousGarb.com, GoodDuds.com, ShoesToChoose.com, SpruceSuits.com

Green: EcoClobber.com, ArcadianDream.com

Health: VitalityStorehouse.com, MedStorehouse.com, DentalGoss.com

Humour: RichJester.com, JokesAGoGo.com

 
Luck/Casino: GoldenCitadel.com, LinkToLuck.com, FortunesDarling.com

 
Social: QuickAndEasyWay.com, SeventhDecade.com, GoldFolk.com, GoldieGuide.com

PSI: TantalizingTarot.com

Retail: IBookBuyer.com, FirstClassStock.com, BloomTycoon.com, BuyBlossoms.com

Technological: Metavariable.com, Chronothermal.com

 At this point it occurs to me that, in order to approach the right target with a domain name, I need to be sure I have understood, first, the significance of each name for its particular category. In truth, some of the names, especially in the financial category, defy this qualification. This also results in the removal of the whole Technological category.

 
Finally, I need to have names for which I think I could fairly easily target end users to approach. Although I’m trying to succeed in the business of domaining, anyone who is looking for one of my domain-related domain names is likely to already have seen what I have to offer on Sedo, or knows where to look. So this category also goes.

Finally, for the purposes of targeting end users – targeting being the operative word here – the three remaining names under the Business category could pretty much target any of the millions of businesses out there. So that category goes too.

The further trimmed-down list now looks like this:

Construction: HeavyBulldozer.com

Financial: WiseInvestmentPlan.com, AdviceYouWant.com, FindingTheFunds.com, BankRevamp.com, DollarRecovery.com, ICollectable.com, ICollectibles.net, ICollectables.net, PhishingLine.com, MoneySkinny.com

Fashion: EnchantedEveningDresses.com, FashionMetallics.com, GorgeousGarb.com, GoodDuds.com, ShoesToChoose.com, SpruceSuits.com

Green: EcoClobber.com, ArcadianDream.com

Health: VitalityStorehouse.com, MedStorehouse.com, DentalGoss.com

 Humour: RichJester.com, JokesAGoGo.com

Luck/Casino: LinkToLuck.com

Social: SeventhDecade.com

PSI: TantalizingTarot.com

Retail: IBookBuyer.com, FirstClassStock.com, BloomTycoon.com, BuyBlossoms.com

Next time I will make my final selection – no more than ten of the above thirty names. I feel a bit like a Pop Idol judge. When I run my eyes down those names one last time, they have got to perform or they’re out.