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Curious to hear what other domainers think. Do reversed two-word names take an immediate hit after a high sale? I’d be very interested to hear what @HarveyKaplan (he has HomeMagic) thinks about this and maybe even see some supporting data from @NameBio if available.

So if you invest in two-word domains: Watch how big sales influence not just comps, but patterns. Market validation can instantly strengthen one structure and weaken its mirrored version.

But overall, a major sale does shift the market’s perception. It tells investors and startups which version is the “true” brand, and which one is secondary.

That doesn’t mean the reversed version becomes worthless. It can still carry value if: – the keywords work well in both directions, – the alternative meaning makes sense, or – another industry could use the name differently.

Once a company starts building on the premium version, the reversed version becomes harder to position. It may be confused as a typo, a knockoff, or simply the weaker alternative.

In many cases I think yes, at least in the short term. A high sale confirms that buyers prefer one direction of the keyword pairing. It reinforces which version “sounds right” and carries stronger branding potential.

A domain sale caught my attention: https://t.co/bDW3YWiomN sold for $30k in June. A strong two-word brandable, no surprise it performed well. 🚀 It made me think about something for 2-word domain investors: When a sale happens for Word1Word2, does the reverse pattern lose value?

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