Domain brokerage group, Prime Loyalty, has added two premium, aged, single word .com to its “for sale” portfolio.
The domain names Derm.com and Braces.com were both registered in 1995—a good 27 years ago!
Furthermore, they never changed ownership, an important element when acquiring domains in the aftermarket, as sometimes domains get stolen, hijacked, or involved in fraudulent transactions.
An announcement from Prime Loyalty states the following details about the two domains, in part:
Derm.com and Braces.com are ideal domain names for capturing the Dermatology and Orthodontic/Aligner consumer markets. One-word exact match names enable a corporation’s brand to achieve the ideal digital footprint. Once sold, these two yet to be developed domains will probably never be available again.
Easy to pronounce, easy to spell, and easy to remember, the 4 letter Derm.com brand is short and simple. It nevertheless represents the entire broad field of skin care and dermatology. “Derm” is also a universal term clearly understood in many languages. It ensures easy and effective corporate branding and advertising worldwide.
Likewise, for targeting consumers seeking a more beautiful smile, the simple and easy to remember Braces.com brand may be the most credible and referable online destination for information on aligners, braces, and all things orthodontic.
Jeff Garbutt of Prime Loyalty reports that, “ Although we have seen some people searching for aligners, the keyword ‘aligners’ is nevertheless only searched for approximately 8,100 times a month as opposed to 246K times a month for ‘braces’. Therefore, it seems that ultimately consumers in the market for orthodontic products and services, including aligners, are also still largely using the search term ‘braces’.”
For inquiries, visit Derm.com or Braces.com to view detailed data and to place qualified offers.
