I just purchased a domain. How good/brandable is it?

[Newjabber]

What is a HUB or a pokerHUB? Catchy name, but i prefer keyword rich domaines.
I think that if you are using domaine names that are not keyword rich, then there are endless possibilities to pick up great names that are not registered.
I bought fusedpoker awhile back to use for a general poker site, but havent gotten around to develope it, and proberly never will. I just think its catchy and sounds pretty cool.

[Squizzel]

I just purchased HoldemJunkie.com at reg fee. What you think of that?

[Unknown Webmaster]

That is a decent domain too, but there are thousands of those out there, and as long as the domain isn't an exact match for a good keyword I don't think that there are any particular value in the domain alone.

[pokerworx]

I use LeapFish when searching for a domain it gives an approx value but I dont go by that I look at the estimated search results like if you look at holdem hub on it you get 16 which is real low holdem junkie is a bit higher at 151 but do something like poker holdem you get lots of results so get one with lots of results and get good content on there it should end up a good site. (I could be completely wrong)

[MPC]

This thread has inspired my to write a blog post.

http://www.pokeraffiliatelistings.co...main-name.html

[PokerThatsMe]

do not scrimp on the design and get the Alexa up and the value will increase...good luck and i like the name...

[Ranna]

I personally think that the name of a website doesn't have as much weight as a lot of people think it does. If you are developing a poker site, it should definitely have a name that is related to poker. That being said, you could have the best poker name in the world with shitty content and the site will never make a dime. I think that the domain names you have will do fine if you have quality content and have a general understanding of SEO. Good luck with your site.

[Guerreiro]

Just market the sites properly and do not bite off more than you can chew. I sometimes get the idea that people tend to buy hundreds of domains cause they are not that expensive, while next comes that they hardly have time to develop the site to a nice rich in content, visually stunning traffic magnet. So it all comes down to having a hundred domains/sites that are very weak and leave the SERPs and Google's cache/index in a few months.