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What is considered a Premium Domain?

by humbledmarket Banned
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If I found a 2 word domain that doesn't end with .com but targeted for a profession.
For example one word is a location(city) and the other word is a profession.
is it considered a premium domain name?
Is it worth purchasing .org, .ca?
#considered #domain #premium
  • Profile picture of the author butters
    The only domains IMO with value without content are 3 letter domains, thats just my opinion ofc.
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  • Profile picture of the author txconx
    It depends on who you talk to and not even domainers can agree on what constitutes a "premium" name.

    Generally speaking, however, premium names are dot com. Two-word keywords can be considered premium, if they're highly-targeted keywords.

    One-word generics and most dictionary names, or "city" name dot-coms are premium.

    Three-letter names are super premium. Most 4-letter names are premium. Some 5-letter dot coms may be considered premium, depending on what combination of letters.
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  • Profile picture of the author Amanda_Davis
    the phrase "premium domain" is very subjective!

    unless you're buying it for your own use, I wouldn't bother.
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    • Profile picture of the author humbledmarket
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      Originally Posted by butters View Post

      The only domains IMO with value without content are 3 letter domains, thats just my opinion ofc.
      Oh ok thanks.

      Originally Posted by txconx View Post

      It depends on who you talk to and not even domainers can agree on what constitutes a "premium" name.

      Generally speaking, however, premium names are dot com. Two-word keywords can be considered premium, if they're highly-targeted keywords.

      One-word generics and most dictionary names, or "city" name dot-coms are premium.

      Three-letter names are super premium. Most 4-letter names are premium. Some 5-letter dot coms may be considered premium, depending on what combination of letters.
      Thanks for your detailed response. Yeh I had my doubts. I wasn't sure if .ca was equally as valuable as .com
      I'm trying to decided whether I should purchase it because of a new ebook I read on the War Room. some guy gave away something about 10 steps to flipping domain so I figured the investment isn't big so why not give it a try.

      Originally Posted by Amanda_Davis View Post

      the phrase "premium domain" is very subjective!

      unless you're buying it for your own use, I wouldn't bother.
      Oh ok thanks. I was thinking of flipping it but I'll reconsider.


      By the way would a 3 letter domain ending in me considered premium? Sorry for being a noob I've never knew much about domains but after I read the ebook I found it pretty interesting.
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