How Do You Determine Domain Value

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  1. fdoleac profile image61
    fdoleacposted 15 years ago

    I have top level domains that I want to sell.  They are number 1 or 2 for the most common key word searches in real estate.  A typical search is boston ma real estate and we have the domain bostonmarealestate.com

    Brand value and highest search term.  Any ideas or resources?  Have you had succes selling domains?

    1. Marisa Wright profile image87
      Marisa Wrightposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Where did you get that information?  I just looked up "boston ma real estate" on Google Adwords and it only gets around 8,000 searches a month, plus there's a lot of competition for the term.

      "Boston real estate" and "Boston ma homes" get over 100,000 searches a month.

  2. Satsuma Pottery profile image61
    Satsuma Potteryposted 15 years ago

    I am not sure about how valuable the names are or levels of traffic, but people usually want to see earnings from the site, so the usual thing is to ask for 10 months worth of (potential) earnings.

    You can then add more if the site has lots of original unique content or any other good selling point, additional software licences etc.

    Have you looked at http://flippa.com ?

    1. fdoleac profile image61
      fdoleacposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for the resource.  I am focusing on the value of the URL.

  3. Peter Hoggan profile image69
    Peter Hogganposted 15 years ago

    The leads the site generates might be a good source of income, realty agents will pay good money for fresh genuine leads. If the domain produces no leads whatsoever and without any PageRank its probably not worth much more than you originally paid for it.

    1. fdoleac profile image61
      fdoleacposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I hear you.  thanks

  4. waynet profile image71
    waynetposted 15 years ago

    And the only reason your domain name comes at the top is because you pay to have it listed as a sponsored link, I would recommend sitting on it for awhile and seeing if your investment pays off, if not sell it and move on or create more backlinks over time with your domain!.

  5. Greg Cremia profile image60
    Greg Cremiaposted 15 years ago

    domain names are cheap and plentiful. i can't imagine paying for something that's not producing

  6. mochileiro profile image60
    mochileiroposted 15 years ago

    Age, PageRank, backlinks, keyword search volume, etc.

    Who buys this type of domain are mainly people looking for profit from affiliate marketing, adsense, etc. You hardly will find someone that actually has a real business in that area to buy your domains.

    So calculate the earnings that the site has currently is important. Even if you won't sell the site, it's a good estimative of the value of the domain. Five to 10 times the monthly revenue would be a good initial value.

    You can put your domains at sedo.com just to look if it is of some interest.

  7. agraj profile image39
    agrajposted 14 years ago

    go to SEDO[dot]com and get list your domains there with veluable content about website..you will find too many people are interested in buying your domain at much then expected price.


    Thanks

 
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