Well the tittle says it all nearly, i was wondering how re-saleble are 1 word English words (in the English language). Most of them are different in keyword rank but how popular would something like habitant would be or anything along the lines. I meant .coms
If you have english dictionary words which you claim have not been registered, I think that should tell your all you need to know about their marketability or resale value. I agree with the other poster who said they have all been registered - at least all of the ones that have any value were all registered a looong time ago. Back when 'domain tasting' first started, these names were all snapped up by guys like Kevin Ham and Yun Ye a long time ago. http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2007/06/01/100050989/
All most every dictionary word is regged. Even Aphid.com I had to search on wikipedia before I even found out what it ment (I;m dutch)
well i have in my possessions over 500+ and counting unregistered names :S I was wondering should i sell the list? or should i buy the domains?
When you buy the domains you will have to do a lot more. But you'll have a lot more profit. If you sell the list you don't have to do anything. But your making only a few bucks. Buy the good domains of the list and sell the list .
I know but the thing is i have an "awesome-o" list i and i can adapt it for any other .xxx endign of a domain from that list.
Mr.tyro be carefull domaining is not easy , go slow.I am a newbie when it comes to domains and what learned is that I am not the cleverest one in the world there are a lot of people like me
try joining some of the pro domain forums out there (there's quite a few -dnforum.com namepros.com etc) and get a feel for the flavor from there. See what is already and previously advised with regards generic dictionary terms in the various advice/appraisal forums - also check some of the domain aftersites which sell dropping/dropped domains (pool.com /snapnames.com) have a look at sedo also. I've seen a lot of 'reasonable' looking generic dictionary terms drop off myself, BUT observation shows that the primary root word is usually the most valuable term, as opposed to some extended variation - which pluralises or adds some other extended form to it, like an 'ing' or 'ism' ending etc., sensation sensations sensational sensationally sensationalism sensationalist sensationalists etc Whilst all are dictionary terms, they will not all be valuable - the top one will probably be most valuable, whilst most of the other might be lucky to draw the reg fee back. In some extremely popular niche areas extended words can be more valuable (porn/porno/pornos - get the drift!), but these are the exception rather than the rule.