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   12/31/07

   robinj

   very cool

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   12/31/07

   DOUGGOFFdotCOM

   Pretty catchy!

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   12/31/07

   emiltsch

   seomarketing.com is stronger - but I see that's taken...

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      12/31/07

      bbrian017

      Too many letters
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      12/31/07

      crkian

      I dont agree with the to many letters
      
      thelongestlistofthelongeststuffatthelongestdomainnameatlonglast.com/
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      8/16/08

      weemundo

      HAHAAH Brilliant crkian
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   12/31/07

   bbrian017

   yeah in this case it's okay because the word is marketing. The only problem and JUST as example I own www.yoursourceforinfo.com/ and people misspell it all the time.

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5. 

   12/31/07

   JoyChaser

   I dunno...it doesn't do anything for me. If I were to just run across the domain name on its own, it wouldn't inspire me to check it out.

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      12/31/07

      kopidunia

      Ditto...What this domain "seomkt"? A random selection of letters? Unless you you're English speaking and into Search Engine Optimization and Marketing the domain doesn't make sense, it even sounds weird if you try to pronounce it. But if that is your audience, fine. Sorry for being such a spoiler. Just like my domain name probably doesn't make sense to you :-)
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   12/31/07

   bbrian017

   Some say it's too many letters too! like seomkt who will remember that right?

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7. 

   12/31/07

   ghostytwofish

   Who cares. I almost never have to remember a domain name, I bookmark everything or pull the content into a feed reader. No one walks around memorizing domain names anymore, I don't believe.

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      12/31/07

      bbrian017

      I don't think so either. The only domain names I remember are the ones I visit daily like mybloglog, blogcatalog etc...
8. 

   12/31/07

   bbrian017

   Here let me try and make it more simple
   
   SEO = Search Engine Optimization
   
   MKT = Marketing
   
   If you go to college you will understand the MKT abbreviation and the SEO well it's normal terminology these days
   
   I think out of it all the MKT is what confuses most people

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9. 

   12/31/07

   binh

   It is cool. Why not keep it? BTW, Happy New Year 2008!

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10. 

    12/31/07

    PetLvr

    I think I am leading towards JoyChaser's opinion .. I mean, it's *o.k.* and six characters and all that, but it doesn't really do much for me. There's a reason (don't forget) why you couldn't sell that domain. I'm not sure what it is, but it tells you something that people don't think it to be a worthy domain to buy.
    
    And, even for those of us who do NOT go to college, we "get it" that MKT=Market .. You are going to have to continually promote it and make sure the letting is specific. For example .. I don't type petlvr .. I type PetLvr. Instead of seomkt .. you should always type it as SEOmkt or SeoMkt or something like that.

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       12/31/07

       JoyChaser

       If I just came across the URL, I don't think I'd understand that MKT references "market" or "marketing." I agree though, writing it SEOmkt might help.
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    12/31/07

    bbrian017

    Interesting ideals, I know someday I will sell it. The most I was offered for it was 200.00 USD and I don't think that's enough! I wouldn't sell it for less than 10,000 USD..
    
    I know for a fact SEO and Marketing people are looking at this name wanting it bad.

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    1/01/08

    alappuzhakaran

    cool dear.. u will get some traffic in that domain name.. and yeah dont worry.. SEO is climbing these days.. u will get ebuf bids.. BTW why dont u try in some after markets aws we;ll?(domain after markets)
    
    
    Any way take care and keep blogging..!

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       1/01/08

       bbrian017

       What's an ebuf bid? And could you tell me more about these after markets?
13. 

    1/02/08

    jansplanet

    hey blogengage, don't listen to all the naysayers - I think seomkt is catchy and clever, and I'm actually surprised it was available and you were able to pick it up. I've spent the last month or so trying to find domain names, and the good ones ain't that easy to get ;-).
    
    It easy to say "seomarket" is better and you should have gone with that, but of course that's taken. After literally hours of trying to come up with something catchy with with the words back and pain in it (and I went through the same thing for client retention, and for my massage business previously), I know it's not that easy. So I would say, yes, you scored quite a coup!
    
    Those of you who say it's not meaningful if you're not into seo or marketing - true. But, well, the name's going to appeal to someone who IS into those things and to whom mkt DOES make sense!
    
    btw, you WERE kidding about "ebuf," weren't you? Maybe I'm just stepping in it here and making a fool of myself, but it was just a typo for "enough."
    
    ~jan

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14. 

    1/02/08

    blavish

    You can always get another one later if your change your mind.
    I have about 50 domains. I couldnt make up my mind.

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15. 

    1/02/08

    bbrian017

    Thanks for the kind words jansplanet and I'm thinking on the same path as you. This domain name is sweeeet

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16. 

    8/16/08

    natasha123

    I ahve some Domains
    I will list among three here.
    Dear Friends please tell em the approximate market value of it
    www.forexworld4u.com
    www.morningtips.com
    www.freecalltips.com
    
    Waiting for your replay
    Regards
    Natasha

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       8/16/08

       bladeaxe4

       post ur query as new discussion under blogging help ! okay
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    8/16/08

    dpari

    Hello, I would like to know what you think of my blog name, thank you.
    
    www.Energybloggers.com

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       1/22/09

       bbrian017

       little long but not too bad!