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The numbers 737 are commonly associated with the Boeing 737 aircraft. So a site geared toward plane enthusiasts is an obvious choice for this domain name. However, 737 is also the area code for a section of central Texas. A real estate or business directory for this region would be an appropriate use for this the name as well.
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The numbers 737 are commonly associated with the Boeing 737 aircraft. So a site geared toward plane enthusiasts is an obvious choice for this domain name. However, 737 is also the area code for a section of central Texas. A real estate or business directory for this region would be an appropriate use for this the name as well.
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AS a writer and an 'expert' here on BIDO, I'm sure many people will expect me to write a tome on this, a plethora of details discussing my personal views on this domain. Well, if that's what you were hoping for, I apologize in advance.
There are some things that need a dressing or a mask (and in some cases, a completely new identity) to sell. Sometimes, all I see on the market are things that have no intricate -- or logical -- value at which this pseudo-valuation needs to be explained first-hand to potential buyers. "You... read more
AS a writer and an 'expert' here on BIDO, I'm sure many people will expect me to write a tome on this, a plethora of details discussing my personal views on this domain. Well, if that's what you were hoping for, I apologize in advance.
There are some things that need a dressing or a mask (and in some cases, a completely new identity) to sell. Sometimes, all I see on the market are things that have no intricate -- or logical -- value at which this pseudo-valuation needs to be explained first-hand to potential buyers. "You should buy my ReallyReallyCoolDomain.ws because (enter irrational explanation here)." I'm not tired of these domains so much as I am of reading about what makes a bad domain good.
And here, finally, is a domain that needs no introduction. This isn't a perfect domain but it's one that requires no long-winded set-up to. It requires no "selling," no explanation of value or any propaganda to strike interest with. So I apologize to those who were expecting me -- a writer -- to write at lengths about this domain. I'm a writer, yes, but I'm also a domainer, one who sees the obvious value of this thing without much of a second-guess. If you cannot see the value in this, well, then I don't believe you are in the right industry.
Anything less than an early four-figure sale would be an atrocity. But of course, a domain will sell for whatever the highest bidder bids. collapse
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This is another respectable .net offering from Bido.
737 in the area of the plane industry is not generic, in my opinion, so beware that there is a potential TM issue in usage of 737.net. Please dont park it and put a load of plane ads up if you win it.
That said, and I think needed to be, its still a great name. The term is heavily searched monthly and has lots of google results - 78m+. Apart... read more
This is another respectable .net offering from Bido.
737 in the area of the plane industry is not generic, in my opinion, so beware that there is a potential TM issue in usage of 737.net. Please dont park it and put a load of plane ads up if you win it.
That said, and I think needed to be, its still a great name. The term is heavily searched monthly and has lots of google results - 78m+. Apart from that its a 3 number .net.
I have been appraising, registering, buying and selling domain names for over 10 years now. I am a co-owner of http://www.DnDoc.com, a site that specialises in rare one word dictionary domain names, mostly .coms.
I have an MBA and am currently undertaking an LLM, studying Intellectual Property on the Internet (I am not an attorney of law, nor am I training to be, but I feel that legal/TM issues are sometimes overlooked by domainers in the earlier years of their experience).
I have been appraising, registering, buying and selling domain names for over 10 years now. I am a co-owner of http://www.DnDoc.com, a site that specialises in rare one word dictionary domain names, mostly .coms.
I have an MBA and am currently undertaking an LLM, studying Intellectual Property on the Internet (I am not an attorney of law, nor am I training to be, but I feel that legal/TM issues are sometimes overlooked by domainers in the earlier years of their experience).
When someone says 737 to me, I immediately think of the Boeing 737...but I use to work on planes. So 737 might mean something different to someone else. Doing a search for 737 area code, the best I could find is that it's a suspended area code for Austin, TX.
I'm sure there are avid Boeing 737 fans out there to populate this site if it were built with the fans in mind.
I suppose you could develop this into some sort... read more
When someone says 737 to me, I immediately think of the Boeing 737...but I use to work on planes. So 737 might mean something different to someone else. Doing a search for 737 area code, the best I could find is that it's a suspended area code for Austin, TX.
I'm sure there are avid Boeing 737 fans out there to populate this site if it were built with the fans in mind.
I suppose you could develop this into some sort of funny haiku type of site. : ) Instead of 575 you've got 737.
Not sure I'd pay more than $800 for this name. collapse
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Brian attends many domain conferences annually such as Targeted T.R.A.F.F.I.C.:Orlando, New York and Silicon Valley as well as PUBCON, Domain Convergence and Domain Roundtable and readily knows the value of the seminar content as well as the networking opportunities of these events.Since attending, his involvement has developed and maintained high level contacts in the domain industry.He firmly believes his success is due not only to his diligent work ethic but also networking with others in the domain industry.Brian highly encourages those to expand their horizons and attend as many of these conferences as possible.
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Brian S. Gilbert is the Director of Portfolio Growth for Thomason Management, Inc. where he designs websites, negotiates domain sales and purchases, manages domain monetization strategies for such domains as earth.com, grants.com, mortgagecalculator.com, freesms.com, whatismyip.com plus many others.The current portfolios he’s involved with contain over 50,000 top level domains.Brian's most recent projects were the negotiation of the parking contract between Thomason Management’s clients and DDC and the successful development and re-launch of whatismyip.com.
Brian attends many domain conferences annually such as Targeted T.R.A.F.F.I.C.:Orlando, New York and Silicon Valley as well as PUBCON, Domain Convergence and Domain Roundtable and readily knows the value of the seminar content as well as the networking opportunities of these events.Since attending, his involvement has developed and maintained high level contacts in the domain industry.He firmly believes his success is due not only to his diligent work ethic but also networking with others in the domain industry.Brian highly encourages those to expand their horizons and attend as many of these conferences as possible.
If you're looking to sell your names that have traffic/revenue, we'll generally pay between 3yr and 7yr multiples. You can contact us through our website at InnovationHQ.com.
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Gotta love this number combination. This should easily go for at least mid xxx to mid x,xxx. There is a similar domain on sedo 589.net which has reached the total bid price of $560 as I type. This domain name should be considered a flip, only because it would make more sense in the hands of a company which develops a product that has 737 featured in its model name or number. I could also see this domain name branded for an Internet based company, either in the web development, broadband or hosting sectors. Another example of a company currently using a three digit domain name is triple 8 networks, 888.net so... read more
Gotta love this number combination. This should easily go for at least mid xxx to mid x,xxx. There is a similar domain on sedo 589.net which has reached the total bid price of $560 as I type. This domain name should be considered a flip, only because it would make more sense in the hands of a company which develops a product that has 737 featured in its model name or number. I could also see this domain name branded for an Internet based company, either in the web development, broadband or hosting sectors. Another example of a company currently using a three digit domain name is triple 8 networks, 888.net so 737.net definitely offers a powerful combination which can be taken many routes branding wise. collapse
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based in Los Angeles, California who currently holds a domain portfolio which focuses on premium forum based domain names. I graduated from Hampton University with a BS in Computer Information
System and have always had a passion for all things digital. In addition to domaining I am also a hosting professional and have worked for various web hosting companies in the Los Angeles area. I currently run both the Los Angeles Domaining Group and LA Web Hosting Group together boasts over 100 members. I also run a company which provides professional graphic design and printing services for the small business. My company Eight Motives, LLC currently provides business cards, flyers, brochures and signs at very competitive prices with a free custom design included. When I am not working on anything that I have listed above I am normally blogging on www.discredit.org or playing Age of Empires III. I've been known to be quite the addict of that game. If I am out and about you can normally find me on the golf course hitting range balls.
I am an Entrepreneur
based in Los Angeles, California who currently holds a domain portfolio which focuses on premium forum based domain names. I graduated from Hampton University with a BS in Computer Information
System and have always had a passion for all things digital. In addition to domaining I am also a hosting professional and have worked for various web hosting companies in the Los Angeles area. I currently run both the Los Angeles Domaining Group and LA Web Hosting Group together boasts over 100 members. I also run a company which provides professional graphic design and printing services for the small business. My company Eight Motives, LLC currently provides business cards, flyers, brochures and signs at very competitive prices with a free custom design included. When I am not working on anything that I have listed above I am normally blogging on www.discredit.org or playing Age of Empires III. I've been known to be quite the addict of that game. If I am out and about you can normally find me on the golf course hitting range balls.
There are exactly 1,000 of these available in dotNET, 000-999. That being said it makes up a very small market that I feel will always remain strong. 737 rolls off your tongue and is brand-able which adds value.
With no Google ads making money from this name may be hard so I would consider this domain a sole investment/development name. 737.net... read more
I already put in a pre-bid.
There are exactly 1,000 of these available in dotNET, 000-999. That being said it makes up a very small market that I feel will always remain strong. 737 rolls off your tongue and is brand-able which adds value.
With no Google ads making money from this name may be hard so I would consider this domain a sole investment/development name. 737.net would be a great catch for any portfolio.
I bought my first domain for $8, sold it within 72 hours for $500. I put the $8 back in my pocket and have operated in the black (positive) every since. I have a portfolio of a few hundred domains. My Portfolio is divided in 3 categories; Flips, Development, and Investment. The Flips category pays the bills for all the other domains, the development domains are for me to play with, and the investment portion is what I consider to be my retirement, on top of my IRA, 401K, etc.
I am a firm believer that the domain market is a secure investment with ALOT of room for growth and potential. Granted, the days of hand-regging one word domains and 3L.coms are over BUT ANYONE can make a name for themselves in this business with $8, a passion to learn, and time to dedicate.
This economy has provided a two fold experience for domainers, for some it is a time that portfolios must be skimmed down for financial reasons, for others it is a time to buy domains they couldn't of touched 2 years ago..
I am fortunate to be one of the investors who can buy in this current market. So that is what I am doing at the moment, a little development and a lot of buying.. collapse
I bought my first domain for $8, sold it within 72 hours for $500. I put the $8 back in my pocket and have operated in the black (positive) every since. I have a portfolio of a few hundred domains. My Portfolio is divided in 3 categories; Flips, Development, and Investment. The Flips category pays the bills for all the other domains, the development domains are for me to play with, and the investment portion is what I consider to be my retirement, on top of my IRA, 401K, etc.
I am a firm believer that the domain market is a secure investment with ALOT of room for growth and potential. Granted, the days of hand-regging one word domains and 3L.coms are over BUT ANYONE can make a name for themselves in this business with $8, a passion to learn, and time to dedicate.
This economy has provided a two fold experience for domainers, for some it is a time that portfolios must be skimmed down for financial reasons, for others it is a time to buy domains they couldn't of touched 2 years ago..
I am fortunate to be one of the investors who can buy in this current market. So that is what I am doing at the moment, a little development and a lot of buying..
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I must admit a ton of ideas come to mind when I think of the term "737". Doing a quick "737" search alone in Google and I get over 73 million results, mostly centered around the Boeing 737 legacy.
If you keep up on your news, LA Times, NY Times, CNN, etc., you can read some very interesting articles about the recent explosion in the "airplane parking" industry. Graveyards and old runways being used to store large quantities of commercial aircraft put into storage or being dismantled for... read more
I must admit a ton of ideas come to mind when I think of the term "737". Doing a quick "737" search alone in Google and I get over 73 million results, mostly centered around the Boeing 737 legacy.
If you keep up on your news, LA Times, NY Times, CNN, etc., you can read some very interesting articles about the recent explosion in the "airplane parking" industry. Graveyards and old runways being used to store large quantities of commercial aircraft put into storage or being dismantled for aftermarket parts and so on.
There is a market out there for used large and commercial aircraft. Third world countries and international firms buy these planes. Graveyard mechanics make their money here and it's virtually unknown to the common world. There's an entire food chain behind the scenes.
That said, as a marketing guy who loves a challenge, I like the fact that it's a 3 digit domain. I like the keyword and I can think of a handful of great development ideas for it.
With the right concept you could really target a niche market in the airplane industry. 737.com is parked.
Learn to squeeze some juice out of this domain and you can pick up the .com later and take it from there. Money can be made in the least expected - or better said unknown - places.
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These 3 letter domain names are quickly becoming modern day gemstones. It is great if Boeing does not impose itself legally, this will be a perfect money maker soon to come with Adsense and perhaps even Amazon affiliates. This is a great domain name for an air plane enthusiast forum or community. However, I cannot picture it being used for any traditional commercial purposes. I would say it is worth a thousand at most for that fact.
These 3 letter domain names are quickly becoming modern day gemstones. It is great if Boeing does not impose itself legally, this will be a perfect money maker soon to come with Adsense and perhaps even Amazon affiliates. This is a great domain name for an air plane enthusiast forum or community. However, I cannot picture it being used for any traditional commercial purposes. I would say it is worth a thousand at most for that fact. collapse
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I manage a Business Services (www.onev8.com) firm--we provide Business Websites, Credit Card Processing (www.smbmerchant.com), Web Hosting, and Consulting. I have over 10 years of experience dealing with the Internet--I still remember those days of Lynx and Netscape. I have worked as both a web and business consultant for various small to mid size companies, predominantly in the Greater Los Angeles area. I have a solid network of several hundred customers utilizing my Web Hosting, Credit Card processing, as well as business consulting services.
I manage a Business Services (www.onev8.com) firm--we provide Business Websites, Credit Card Processing (www.smbmerchant.com), Web Hosting, and Consulting. I have over 10 years of experience dealing with the Internet--I still remember those days of Lynx and Netscape. I have worked as both a web and business consultant for various small to mid size companies, predominantly in the Greater Los Angeles area. I have a solid network of several hundred customers utilizing my Web Hosting, Credit Card processing, as well as business consulting services.
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From a business point of view. I don't like .net's either. It's a crying shame this domain is not a .com.
I would say this domain is probably worth no more than 400 USD (sorry). Just because it also makes me think of Boeing. Also there's legal issues there if someone were to buy this domain to sell any planes and/or plane parts.
Let's be real. The only effective and legal way to use this... read more
From a business point of view. I don't like .net's either. It's a crying shame this domain is not a .com.
I would say this domain is probably worth no more than 400 USD (sorry). Just because it also makes me think of Boeing. Also there's legal issues there if someone were to buy this domain to sell any planes and/or plane parts.
Let's be real. The only effective and legal way to use this domain is to park it and fill it with ads.
I'm a real estate investor, website designer, domain reseller and domain name adviser. I have been successfully buying and selling domains for over 15 years. I recently open and run a private reseller domain market at CityMonster.com to buy, sell and trade my premium private domains.
One of my major Pet Peeves is:
1) Domain Appraisals - It is ridiculous to pay a registrar, domain aftermarkets or someone for their opinion on your domain. Until ICANN officially certifies companies to do domain appraisals I will continue to see this service as credible as a fortune teller (waste of money).
Domain appraisal schemes are a million dollar market for domain sites! Why? The ICANN has not certified none of them! Why are we paying them?
The most expensive domains I sold were the ones to be consider "Very Poor Rating" by domain appraisal standards. wake-up people!
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I treat domain names like Real Estate. Because in reality that's all a domain name is (online virtual property).
Tip on getting the most out of a domain when buying and/or selling:
Learn and follow the market. Follow the hottest products, news or sites. Follow trends. When a trend dies so does the domain key-worded for that trend. Learn when to sell and when to hold. Remember a domain is worth what someone else is willing to pay for it. No more, nothing less. collapse
I'm a real estate investor, website designer, domain reseller and domain name adviser. I have been successfully buying and selling domains for over 15 years. I recently open and run a private reseller domain market at CityMonster.com to buy, sell and trade my premium private domains.
One of my major Pet Peeves is:
1) Domain Appraisals - It is ridiculous to pay a registrar, domain aftermarkets or someone for their opinion on your domain. Until ICANN officially certifies companies to do domain appraisals I will continue to see this service as credible as a fortune teller (waste of money).
Domain appraisal schemes are a million dollar market for domain sites! Why? The ICANN has not certified none of them! Why are we paying them?
The most expensive domains I sold were the ones to be consider "Very Poor Rating" by domain appraisal standards. wake-up people!
My Tips:
I treat domain names like Real Estate. Because in reality that's all a domain name is (online virtual property).
Tip on getting the most out of a domain when buying and/or selling:
Learn and follow the market. Follow the hottest products, news or sites. Follow trends. When a trend dies so does the domain key-worded for that trend. Learn when to sell and when to hold. Remember a domain is worth what someone else is willing to pay for it. No more, nothing less.
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I try to add value to any name, but IMHO this name is so limited that it is not attractive. You may find an airplanebuff that has to have the name but with all of the concern about finance in the world, I don't see this one bringing too much.
I try to add value to any name, but IMHO this name is so limited that it is not attractive. You may find an airplanebuff that has to have the name but with all of the concern about finance in the world, I don't see this one bringing too much. collapse
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I own www.genericcctlds.com, countrycodenames.com, dnaffiliates.com, domainmarketer.org and several other domain names and websites. I have been domaining since 1997 and have retired to be a full-time domainer.
I was going to have some witty comments about how I couldn't comment for fear of legal action, but after having looked at the trademarks Boeing holds with respect to 737, there shouldn't be any problem developing the site... but do be careful to not sell airplanes, coffee mugs, lapel pins, stickers, toy model airplanes, airplane parts or neck ties with your logo on it as that would likely violate their trademarks.
Let me also say that I personally don't like .net. I know... there are plenty of examples of great .net success stories,... read more
I was going to have some witty comments about how I couldn't comment for fear of legal action, but after having looked at the trademarks Boeing holds with respect to 737, there shouldn't be any problem developing the site... but do be careful to not sell airplanes, coffee mugs, lapel pins, stickers, toy model airplanes, airplane parts or neck ties with your logo on it as that would likely violate their trademarks.
Let me also say that I personally don't like .net. I know... there are plenty of examples of great .net success stories, but I struggle with trying to figure out a good niche for .net.. it always ends up as just "I couldn't afford the .com"... and that's not great for branding.
I think the best use for this is as a street address for a club or other popular hang out or possibly as a website for a union or something along those lines. If you aren't comfortable with flipping the name, you may want to stay away from this one. collapse
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Andrew Douglas has been developing web applications since 1995. A serial entrepreneur, he's been involved in a number of business. As an equity partner in a consulting company he architected and launched applications including a web-based Federal hiring system, an online restaurant guide, and a bank CRM solution. He also founded an independent video game development company. He's currently gone all-in on a new geo domain opportunity. You can catch his latest adventures at UtterDomain.com
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