traps.ws is for sale.

If you are interested in buying the domain "traps.ws", please fill out the form below. 

Here's who should should want it — and why.
And what you get with the domain — you have options.

If you are associated in any way with a company that offers products or services related to this domain name — for example, if the domain is cars.ws, and you are a shareholder, franchisee, executive or employee of a company in the car business — then you should want that company to have the domain.

In fact, any party who could benefit from a company making more money, and who thinks traps.ws relates to that company's business, should want the company to get this domain.  This includes employees, shareholders, dealers, franchisees, wholesalers, distributors, retailers, vendors, contractors, suppliers, partners, unions, investors, bankers, affiliates, sponsors, lead generating companies and executives. 

The reason you should want "your" company to get traps.ws is that it could help the company make more money — then you may benefit too.

That's because the domain could be a competitive marketing asset for such a company.  It could attract people searching for the keyword(s) it contains, bringing them to that company for what they're looking for.

If you are a stakeholder of a company that offers products or services associated with this domain name, the high marketing power of traps.ws can mean higher stock value, more local business, greater job security or other benefits for you.

By contrast, if your company does not get traps.ws, it could lead to the opposite consequences for the company — and ultimately for its employees, executives, managers and other stakeholders.

Here's what may happen to a company that obviously should get this domain — and doesn't.

• Loss of sales to the competitor that does get this domain
• Loss of the best potential franchisees / dealers / partners / affiliates to that competitor
• A handicap to expanding market share and mindshare
• Higher marketing and advertising costs to try to compensate for this handicap
• Higher PPC and SEO costs, compared with the competitor who owns traps.ws
• News stories about the competitor acquiring and deploying traps.ws to their advantage
• Business press and blogs comparing your company unfavorably to that competitor
• An appearance of marketing ineptness, and inability to understand the Internet
• An appearance of wimpy marketing strategy and weak leadership at the top
• Stakeholder angst over your company dropping the ball, being asleep at the switch
  

Stakeholder angst over not buying traps.ws may seem unlikely — but look which way the wind of public opinion is blowing — for example, the 99% / Occupy Wall St. movement.   The fire of anger is growing, and soon will sweep over anything a company may do or fail to do that seems to compromise its stakeholders.  Every company's management will find itself under a microscope.

So if you are associated — in any way — with a company that you think should own traps.ws, we suggest you do two things.

1. If you have the authorization to make an offer on behalf of a business or organization, fill out the form below.   (If you don't have this authorization, fill out the form below anyway, suggesting that we contact the company.)
    
2. Tell your company they should buy the domain.  Most companies have a contact form on their website, but if you are an employee or stockholder, you probably have a more appropriate channel to get through to them.  And they may be thankful, and reward you, for bringing this to their attention.

As noted in our privacy policy (below*), your information will be kept strictly private . 
 

Before filling in the next field, please pause for a moment.  If you are responsible for your company's marketing, business development or top leadership, think seriously now about your most feared, most aggressive competitors, and why you don't want them to get traps.ws.

Also think of your stakeholders, and how you can gain their praise and confidence — or disillusionment and contempt.  Consider your responsibility to them.  What are the consequences for your company, either way?

Here's what other quality domains are selling for:

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http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2009/ytd-sales-charts-2009.htm

This isn't a time to play games — you may lose to a more agressive, progressive competitor.

I understand that statements on this page are expressions of opinion and not professional advice, and that I am solely responsible for my decisions regarding this and any use I make of this content.  I agree to hold the domain seller harmless in any event or claim.

* Our privacy policy is simple.  We will keep your information private.  We will not sell, rent, or in any way share your information with any other party — except as ordered by a court of law, which we certainly do not expect — and we will use it ourselves only to conduct business with you about this domain, and to contact you about other domains within the limits you indicate in the form above.

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