[Harp-L] re: Good harmonica site domain names

["Rick Beall, HarmonicaBoogie.com" <rick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Brian,

Brian wrote:
> > > try   www.Harmonicaman.com
>
> that has a nice ring to it don't it?


  I see you have owned  HarmonicaMan.com since Oct 2000, so that just  
reinforces my point.  Good ".com" names are becoming hard to come by  
and only go up in value.

In the past, when I have released unused domains back into the wild  
they have been snapped up by squatters, and so no one gets to use  
them.  Two examples are AllStarJams.com and NakedTracks.com  (I was  
thinking backing tracks).

I know we have to keep this discussion centered on Harmonica.  But the  
domains in question are very harmonica friendly and could be  
considered a different sort of "harmonica gear".

  --Rick B



> Hi guys,

> I have been running a website called HarmonicaBoogie.com for a  
> number of years that has an online jam for harmonica players.  In  
> the process of running the site I have accumulated a number of web  
> site domains that would be great for a harmonica player.
>
> HarpKing.com
> JukeKing.com
> JukeBrothers.com
>
> I would be willing to sell any of these to someone on Harp-L for  
> $50.  Each of these is registered at Godaddy.com
>
> It is becomming harder and harder to find good short  ".com" names.   
> The ".com" names are much more desireable than any of the other name  
> endings like ".org" or ".net" etc.  because they are easier for  
> people to remember, since they are sort of the default that everyone  
> thinks of when they think of the internet.
>
> So, if you ever thought of getting a good domain name that you could  
> tell someone in a bar that they actually might be able to remember,  
> now is a good time!