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This would make a great name for a marketing campaign for the manufacturers of organic clothing and other clothing industry voices to get the word out and encourage people to dress organic. There's no better name for an informational website geared towards consumers to learn more about wearing organic clothing.
DressOrganic.com would make a great domain for people to buy organic
clothing from the plethora of organic clothing outlets online, and also
would be a good site to locate organic clothing manufacturers,
factories, wholesalers etc.
The site could also be built into a niche social network for people and businesses interested in the topic. The domain would make a great
forum for like minded people to discuss their decision to dress organic
and share ideas and interact with each other. Going Green is a very hot
topic nowadays and the DressOrganic.com domain would make a bold
statement for a marketing campaign, similar to how the "Got Milk"
campaign to brought awareness to that industry.
A search on Google brings a very large number of advertisers bidding for the term.
Google's
keyword tool reports 3,600 searches per month for the phrase, and the
expanded results bring a huge number of searches and people interested
in the overall topic.
Here are a couple of comparable sales: OrganicTextiles.com sold for $1,100 in April, 2007 OrganicResources.com sold for $2,088 in April, 2008
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This would make a great name for a marketing campaign for the manufacturers of organic clothing and other clothing industry voices to get the word out and encourage people to dress organic. There's no better name for an informational website geared towards consumers to learn more about wearing organic clothing.
DressOrganic.com would make a great domain for people to buy organic
clothing from the plethora of organic clothing outlets online, and also
would be a good site to locate organic clothing manufacturers,
factories, wholesalers etc.
The site could also be built into a niche social network for people and businesses interested in the topic. The domain would make a great
forum for like minded people to discuss their decision to dress organic
and share ideas and interact with each other. Going Green is a very hot
topic nowadays and the DressOrganic.com domain would make a bold
statement for a marketing campaign, similar to how the "Got Milk"
campaign to brought awareness to that industry.
A search on Google brings a very large number of advertisers bidding for the term.
Google's
keyword tool reports 3,600 searches per month for the phrase, and the
expanded results bring a huge number of searches and people interested
in the overall topic.
Here are a couple of comparable sales: OrganicTextiles.com sold for $1,100 in April, 2007 OrganicResources.com sold for $2,088 in April, 2008
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While I would obviously much prefer organicdress.com, this one still has a potential - not so much for somebody parking it, but for an end-user involved in the sale or promotion of organic clothes. Within the context of a wider awareness of environmental issues and a taste for "natural" fabrics, there is a future for such names. If the buyer does not intend to develop it, I would suggest to the future owner to be ready to keep it until the right buyer comes - it might take a few years.
While I would obviously much prefer organicdress.com, this one still has a potential - not so much for somebody parking it, but for an end-user involved in the sale or promotion of organic clothes. Within the context of a wider awareness of environmental issues and a taste for "natural" fabrics, there is a future for such names. If the buyer does not intend to develop it, I would suggest to the future owner to be ready to keep it until the right buyer comes - it might take a few years. collapse
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Jean-Francois Mayer is a French-speaking Swiss consultant and researcher. Historian by training, author of ten books, he spent several years in social sciences research and subsequently in civil service. He is currently the head of a new research institute (Religioscope) based in Fribourg, Switzerland, and the owner of a small consulting company in international affairs.
JF Mayer has developed several websites and is interested in domain names since the early 2000s, at the time of the .info landrush. No longer a mere observer of the scene, he has recently started to become active in domaining and has launched in 2009 Name Tactic for the purpose of promoting, developing and selling quality domain names.
Personal webpage: www.mayer.info
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Jean-Francois Mayer is a French-speaking Swiss consultant and researcher. Historian by training, author of ten books, he spent several years in social sciences research and subsequently in civil service. He is currently the head of a new research institute (Religioscope) based in Fribourg, Switzerland, and the owner of a small consulting company in international affairs.
JF Mayer has developed several websites and is interested in domain names since the early 2000s, at the time of the .info landrush. No longer a mere observer of the scene, he has recently started to become active in domaining and has launched in 2009 Name Tactic for the purpose of promoting, developing and selling quality domain names.
Personal webpage: www.mayer.info
Domaining website: www.nametactic.com
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I am the editor and founder of DotWeekly.com and also started Yofie.com . Most people in the domain industry know me as Yofie.
I started domaining in 2005. Domaining is my Full Time business and I currently hold over 500 domain names in my portfolio.
Being self taught, I learned my lessons fast and figured out Quality is much more important then Quanity! The internet is about providing what the customer is looking for! The better you match your domain to what the people are looking for, the more value that domain will hold. Stick with .com as it’s the most known and will always be.
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I am the editor and founder of DotWeekly.com and also started Yofie.com . Most people in the domain industry know me as Yofie.
I started domaining in 2005. Domaining is my Full Time business and I currently hold over 500 domain names in my portfolio.
Being self taught, I learned my lessons fast and figured out Quality is much more important then Quanity! The internet is about providing what the customer is looking for! The better you match your domain to what the people are looking for, the more value that domain will hold. Stick with .com as it’s the most known and will always be.
I tell it like it is and always try my best to back it up with facts!
I understand "eat organic" as an understandable term. It implies the word "food" as in "eat organic food". The equivalent term here would be "wear organic", and not "dress organic".
Just as "eat organic" implies "food" ie "eat organic food", "wear organic" implies "clothes", ie "wear organic clothes".
"Dress organic" on the other hand, is... read more
I understand "eat organic" as an understandable term. It implies the word "food" as in "eat organic food". The equivalent term here would be "wear organic", and not "dress organic".
Just as "eat organic" implies "food" ie "eat organic food", "wear organic" implies "clothes", ie "wear organic clothes".
"Dress organic" on the other hand, is meant to stand alone. You can not complete this phrase as in previous examples given. "Dress organic clothes", for example, just doesnt make any sense at all.
So does "dress organic" sound correct as a complete stand-alone term? To me, it is awkward-sounding and improper. I believe that "dress organically" would be the proper way to communicate the intended concept on a stand-alone basis. And as of this writing my whois search reports: "DressOrganically.com is available". And I am not going to register that name, not even for $8.
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Active on the internet since the mid 90s. Motivation to shift from
bystander to active participant on the web was the loss of son, Jason,
who died unexpectedly at age 3 in 1996. Started www.BereavedParents.com
as a means to do something positive rising from a tragic situation, and
to memorialize Jason, while helping other parents and siblings cope
with and/or avoid similar loss.
Developed a strong interest in domaining in the early 2000's.
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There are only three reasons for a domain investor to buy a name: - park it for traffic - develop it for ad revenue - sell (or lease) it to an end-user (or let inspire you to start a business: install a drop-ship sales catalog, a lead-generation directory site, etc., which isn't really domain investing... read more
There are only three reasons for a domain investor to buy a name: - park it for traffic - develop it for ad revenue - sell (or lease) it to an end-user (or let inspire you to start a business: install a drop-ship sales catalog, a lead-generation directory site, etc., which isn't really domain investing anymore)
For investors seeking an Organic Clothing Industry domain to park, the great name to have would be OrganicClothing.com, not DressOrganic.com. (Perhaps OrganicDress.com, but not "DressOrganic.com".)
DressOrganic only makes sense as a verb+object with 'you' as the implied subject. What do we find if we look at other verb+object apparel names?
You can register WearSweaters right now in all extensions; yes dot-com included. (If you act on this tip, how about buying me a beer?)
WearWool.com is registered only in .com, and even that is undeveloped.
Yeah, "GotMilk" was a nice campaign; but "DrinkMilk" is undeveloped in all extensions, except that dot-org is redirected to a real end-user.
A domain investor has no need to "get the word out and encourage people to dress organic." But what about manufacturers or retailers specializing in organic clothing? What about value to end-users?
DressOrganic.com could host a drop-shipper's clothing catalog site, or an industry consortium promotional site, or an on-line community of eco-philiacs who seek no profit. But unless more than one end-user is bidding, the domain won't go for much. (An end-user is someone who intends to die still owning the domain.)
Forecast: If multiple end-users are bidding against each other, it could go between $700 and $1,750; otherwise $100 to $500. collapse
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Besides developing its own domains, Trupod Internet Services designs, builds, and manages websites for clients, and is engaged in several php/MySQL development projects. collapse
Jordan Lee Wagner --- owner of Trupod Internet Services --- has been buying and selling Internet domains since 1998, and has published many hundreds of websites, including:
- search-engine-optimized informational sites that earn via AdSense & Ebay - eCommerce sites selling catalogs of products - online communities based on geographical, professional, philosophical, or avocational affinities - software distribution websites - blogs
Besides developing its own domains, Trupod Internet Services designs, builds, and manages websites for clients, and is engaged in several php/MySQL development projects.
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While this domain doesn't make sense to me, I believe it can be branded for the right product as described in the auction commentary. A search for "organic clothes" in Google bring up relative companies who may find this domain useful in a marketing campaign.
Many people are concerned about food and the chemicals used to grow and process them, therefore switching to organic. "Organic" is the current trend in food. It's only a matter of time before it makes its marketing appearance with clothes.
While this domain doesn't make sense to me, I believe it can be branded for the right product as described in the auction commentary. A search for "organic clothes" in Google bring up relative companies who may find this domain useful in a marketing campaign.
Many people are concerned about food and the chemicals used to grow and process them, therefore switching to organic. "Organic" is the current trend in food. It's only a matter of time before it makes its marketing appearance with clothes. collapse
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I won't try to give you an appraisal while commenting on Bido.com auctions; I am horrible at them. But what I can do is give you a development perspective on the chances of a domain succeeding.
I've been a freelance web developer since 2000. I work both the creative side (graphics) and technical (scripting). It originally started with graphic design being my strong point until I learned there is a creative logical process to scripting. So far, so good.
Further more, I don't know why my Bido picture was cropped to make me look like I have a bowl haircut. I assure you I do not.
I won't try to give you an appraisal while commenting on Bido.com auctions; I am horrible at them. But what I can do is give you a development perspective on the chances of a domain succeeding.
I've been a freelance web developer since 2000. I work both the creative side (graphics) and technical (scripting). It originally started with graphic design being my strong point until I learned there is a creative logical process to scripting. So far, so good.
Further more, I don't know why my Bido picture was cropped to make me look like I have a bowl haircut. I assure you I do not.
I dabble in "organic" domains myself, but I am not a huge fan of this one. I believe organic domains are most valuable when used in conjunction with a specific product. For example; organic wool, organic shirts, organic underwear, etc. Also, food-related organics are simply worth a little more as well, because the industry is more developed than organic textiles.
Based upon my scale of worth, I believe this domain is worth between $500 and $2,500. I personally would not sniff unless it... read more
I dabble in "organic" domains myself, but I am not a huge fan of this one. I believe organic domains are most valuable when used in conjunction with a specific product. For example; organic wool, organic shirts, organic underwear, etc. Also, food-related organics are simply worth a little more as well, because the industry is more developed than organic textiles.
Based upon my scale of worth, I believe this domain is worth between $500 and $2,500. I personally would not sniff unless it were offered in the low $XXX range.
Stuart is a self-taught domain name developer who understands the importance of building relationships with a wide variety of Internet industry specialists. He believes creating spaces with rich and unique content for website visitors is the key to generating repeat business. He is a promoter of the development of niche domains and recognizes the value of usability and SEO to help build quality traffic.
Stuart has owned and operated Salient Properties, LLC. since April 2005. The company is a virtual and real estate business focused on development of the virtual estate using the company’s real property as the financial backbone. To that end, his company purchased WiFi.com in July 2006 and continues development on it today.
Aside from the consistent growth of direct type-in traffic, acquiring the domain name was rooted in his passion for wireless Internet technology. He feels domain name owners should be very selective of the domains they choose to develop. He claims, “If you have an affection for the topic related to the domain name, this will help you maintain the motivation needed to create a healthy, high revenue domain.”
Stuart also holds degrees in Anthropology, conducts research for a large consumer products company, and manages BuildsOut.com – the domain development leg of Salient Properties. collapse
Stuart is a self-taught domain name developer who understands the importance of building relationships with a wide variety of Internet industry specialists. He believes creating spaces with rich and unique content for website visitors is the key to generating repeat business. He is a promoter of the development of niche domains and recognizes the value of usability and SEO to help build quality traffic.
Stuart has owned and operated Salient Properties, LLC. since April 2005. The company is a virtual and real estate business focused on development of the virtual estate using the company’s real property as the financial backbone. To that end, his company purchased WiFi.com in July 2006 and continues development on it today.
Aside from the consistent growth of direct type-in traffic, acquiring the domain name was rooted in his passion for wireless Internet technology. He feels domain name owners should be very selective of the domains they choose to develop. He claims, “If you have an affection for the topic related to the domain name, this will help you maintain the motivation needed to create a healthy, high revenue domain.”
Stuart also holds degrees in Anthropology, conducts research for a large consumer products company, and manages BuildsOut.com – the domain development leg of Salient Properties.
My name is Patrick Ruddell better known as Chef Patrick for dishing out the domain news on my blog. In fact, if you haven't visited yet you should check it out.
So where to start. There is just so much of me to talk about. Instead of going over the boring domainer stuff let me tell you about the real me. At the age of 14 I attended Harvard university and graduated three years later with my Doctorate in Neurosurgery. Because I was only 17 I really was not sure this was the path for me. I instead took a job at the local McDonald's later to become the youngest store manager at 19, this was a proud moment in my life. Now at the age of 31 I have an amazing wife, six kids and still a proud manager of McDonald's store #1651.
The above is a joke, hopefully you got it. Life is short, have some fun. Really the essence of being self employed and an entrepreneur is doing what you enjoy. I enjoy what I do, working on my schedule the way I want.
Why listen to me on the value of a domain name? Quite honestly, I have started and sold multiple companies. I understand branding and know the importance of the right domain name. A domain name is your online presence, without it you are not a complete business. I promise to give my honest opinions of the domain names being sold here, some I will like and some I will not.
Thanks for reading and I hope that I am able to help with my opinions. If you need further assistance feel free to contact me either on Twitter or through my blog. collapse
My name is Patrick Ruddell better known as Chef Patrick for dishing out the domain news on my blog. In fact, if you haven't visited yet you should check it out.
So where to start. There is just so much of me to talk about. Instead of going over the boring domainer stuff let me tell you about the real me. At the age of 14 I attended Harvard university and graduated three years later with my Doctorate in Neurosurgery. Because I was only 17 I really was not sure this was the path for me. I instead took a job at the local McDonald's later to become the youngest store manager at 19, this was a proud moment in my life. Now at the age of 31 I have an amazing wife, six kids and still a proud manager of McDonald's store #1651.
The above is a joke, hopefully you got it. Life is short, have some fun. Really the essence of being self employed and an entrepreneur is doing what you enjoy. I enjoy what I do, working on my schedule the way I want.
Why listen to me on the value of a domain name? Quite honestly, I have started and sold multiple companies. I understand branding and know the importance of the right domain name. A domain name is your online presence, without it you are not a complete business. I promise to give my honest opinions of the domain names being sold here, some I will like and some I will not.
Thanks for reading and I hope that I am able to help with my opinions. If you need further assistance feel free to contact me either on Twitter or through my blog.
This domain's market does have a strong following, both "Dress" and "Organic" are in high demand as part of combination phrases. However, the phrase "Dress Organic" seems more targeted to promoting organic dresses rather than selling them.
Considering this was registered 2 years ago and no one was interested enough to buy a .net or hyphen, I would guess that if there was a market for this domain it is vanishing with the rest of the economy.
This domain's market does have a strong following, both "Dress" and "Organic" are in high demand as part of combination phrases. However, the phrase "Dress Organic" seems more targeted to promoting organic dresses rather than selling them.
Considering this was registered 2 years ago and no one was interested enough to buy a .net or hyphen, I would guess that if there was a market for this domain it is vanishing with the rest of the economy. collapse
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Ed Muller is known as a prime appraiser and buyer of premium domains at NamePros.com where he goes by the nickname of Wire. His knowledge and experience in the field of top keyword combos have allowed him to mass a substantial portfolio and promote advice for domainers old and new. He is the creator of ChartName.com, which tracks domain equities and trends in graphical format, and one of the writers on the new NameMon.com aftermarket boards collapse
Ed Muller is known as a prime appraiser and buyer of premium domains at NamePros.com where he goes by the nickname of Wire. His knowledge and experience in the field of top keyword combos have allowed him to mass a substantial portfolio and promote advice for domainers old and new. He is the creator of ChartName.com, which tracks domain equities and trends in graphical format, and one of the writers on the new NameMon.com aftermarket boards
This is one of the few domains in my career where I've been unable to find a single positive.
The phrase 'dress organic' is so wrong, in so many ways. If the order of the words were reversed, this would be an average domain. However as it stands I see no inherent value, a complete vacuum as it relates to development potential, and no apparent reason for the domain's... read more
This is one of the few domains in my career where I've been unable to find a single positive.
The phrase 'dress organic' is so wrong, in so many ways. If the order of the words were reversed, this would be an average domain. However as it stands I see no inherent value, a complete vacuum as it relates to development potential, and no apparent reason for the domain's existence.
It's almost as if someone threw a few letters in a blender and registered a domain with the alphabetic mixture. collapse
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I'm a member in good standing with the DNOA and an active contributor and certified appraiser at Namepros.com.
"Much of my time is now spent managing and developing my domain portfolio. However, I do provide consulting services to select clients at the rate listed below. My areas of expertise are domain acquisition, general Internet consulting, site development, and project management.
MicroGuy Internet Consultant is owned and operated by Greg Matthews. I first became involved with computers in 1982 with my purchase of a Timex Sinclair. After graduating from College in 1986, I entered the computer business and became very interested in networking, and modem technologies.
In the mid 90s, I performed contract work with one of the first Internet Service providers in South Carolina and began registering my first domain names. During this period, I successfully initiated one of the first residential modem connections to the Internet from within upstate South Carolina. My last company which provided Usenet services to thousands of users was sold in 2006.
Today, I am an independent domain consultant specializing in portfolio management, site development, and domain acquisition. Through my various contacts in the domaining industry, I am capable of successfully acquiring domains where others fail." collapse
I'm a member in good standing with the DNOA and an active contributor and certified appraiser at Namepros.com.
"Much of my time is now spent managing and developing my domain portfolio. However, I do provide consulting services to select clients at the rate listed below. My areas of expertise are domain acquisition, general Internet consulting, site development, and project management.
MicroGuy Internet Consultant is owned and operated by Greg Matthews. I first became involved with computers in 1982 with my purchase of a Timex Sinclair. After graduating from College in 1986, I entered the computer business and became very interested in networking, and modem technologies.
In the mid 90s, I performed contract work with one of the first Internet Service providers in South Carolina and began registering my first domain names. During this period, I successfully initiated one of the first residential modem connections to the Internet from within upstate South Carolina. My last company which provided Usenet services to thousands of users was sold in 2006.
Today, I am an independent domain consultant specializing in portfolio management, site development, and domain acquisition. Through my various contacts in the domaining industry, I am capable of successfully acquiring domains where others fail."
One one hand it's a clear directive to do something. On the other hand, however, it's a directive to 'dress organic'. Where's the value in that?
I can see maybe it has a use as a earth minded public service campaign to get people to dress in bio-degradable clothing. But how would that be monetized and hence lend value to this name?
One one hand it's a clear directive to do something. On the other hand, however, it's a directive to 'dress organic'. Where's the value in that?
I can see maybe it has a use as a earth minded public service campaign to get people to dress in bio-degradable clothing. But how would that be monetized and hence lend value to this name?
This name would be a nice start to a company's attempt to brand itself as an environmentally aware company. To this end, 'dressorganic.com' would be of value to a company seeking to direct its brand toward environmentalism via a public service message/website. collapse
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I first got into the domain name industry in 1998 when I saw a posting on a forum about Jon Postel (the father of the DNS) and how this thing called DNS worked. From that moment on I became hooked on the prospect of actually owning (renting really) a piece of the internet.
I have since bought and sold many domain names and have learned a few things about the industry. I'm still excited, though, about the prospect of stumbling upon that once in a lifetime domain name deal. collapse
I first got into the domain name industry in 1998 when I saw a posting on a forum about Jon Postel (the father of the DNS) and how this thing called DNS worked. From that moment on I became hooked on the prospect of actually owning (renting really) a piece of the internet.
I have since bought and sold many domain names and have learned a few things about the industry. I'm still excited, though, about the prospect of stumbling upon that once in a lifetime domain name deal.
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