CAREmyBEAR
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- Oct 9, 2014
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this must be a fucking joke no?
I think paying that kind of money for social media properties - what you'll never own the same way, you own a domain name for instance - is very risky. Although if you see fantasy in it, have the action plan how to make the money back (shortly) and it's not your last $4.5k, you might as well do it.The guy would sell me the @sing for 4000 I think. And I think I could get @Cover for around 500. What do you think?
I think, it's the other way around actually.As stated before, I guess Cover is too general. The first thought to my mind was a book cover or something like that. Therefore, Sing will be music specific and much more marketable!
How is this a joke lolthis must be a fucking joke no?
Hey thanks a lot for your answer. I still can't decide of which one to buy. @Cover would cost me 1k and @sing around 4-5k and I like the name @sing more but I am not sure if spending that much money is worth it. Even though I think I could make that amount back. What do you think?I think paying that kind of money for social media properties - what you'll never own the same way, you own a domain name for instance - is very risky. Although if you see fantasy in it, have the action plan how to make the money back (shortly) and it's not your last $4.5k, you might as well do it.
I think, it's the other way around actually.
Cover is not general (or at least it's not the best word for it), but it can have multiple meaning. If we take what it means in music, then it's a smaller sub niche within music, whereas Sing is broader. It's more general within music than Cover.
OP can use the Cover one for different purposes, exactly because of the multiple meaning. Right from the moment he starts to use it in context, the meaning should be obvious. If OP wants to use it for cover songs, then he will build the account around that, he will link it with his music channel on Youtube, so no-one will think, it's an account about book covers. Plus that one is more reasonably priced.
Well I have a 128k subs Music channel. Also I think growing @sing to 500k +followers shouldnt be too hard. What I thought is that you could sell shoutouts by posting good Music covers etc from other people later on. I think it shouldnt be too hard getting 4k back. Dont you think so?