Read the title again.
Any questions?
Still don’t get it?
Then you really should find another line of work.
Inserting this < <<<<<<< Example.com >>>>>>>>> or !!!!!!!Example.com!!!!!!!!!!!! in a domain name forum subject line is just a waste of bytes and screen space.
Likewise, inserting superlatives into a subject line such as “REALLY GREAT!” or “SUPER OPPORTUNITY” will never transform a sow’s ear of a domain into a silk purse domain.
Instead, such forum practcies make you – the domainer/poster who employs such tactics – come across as naive, desperate, pathetic, or worse – someone who thinks that adding a few spicy words to a post will blind others to the obvious: That your domain(s) suck.
Even worse, by using such tactics you are implicitly addressing yourself to your audience as if you believe them – those who participate or read – to be gullible morons.
Are there gullible morons in this world? Surely. Someone has to buy what spam is meant to sell. But, really, do you want to share in aura of the spammer’s ill repute? Really?
You want to know what works, besides actually doing your homework before speculatively registering a domain hoping for a resale? Try this: Just post your best domain name(s) in the subject line of any forum thread that you start and, IF your domain name(s) have merit AND you have priced them correctly “for the market” – the domain name aftermarket mostly being comprised of penurious, opportunistic, domain piranha, looking to pay no more than 1-5% of an expected enduser value.
That’s life.
Domain name forums are where shoddy domains go to die, despite all sorry efforts to breathe life into them.
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