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Amazing New Book Reveals How
You Too Can Sell Your Domain Names.
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the 25 things that sucessful domain sellers do over
and over again.
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HOW TO APPRAISE
YOUR DOMAIN NAMES
There is no clear-cut formula as to what a domain
name is worth. The easy answer is: the domain is
worth whatever the market will allow.
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Where
To Appraise Your Domain Names.
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What
Is My Domain Name Worth
The
record selling price to date is the $7.5 million that eCompanies paid to acquire
"business.com." Many recent sale prices can be found at GreatDomains.com:
The expert domain name appraisers
which will give you an idea of what premium names are fetching.
Names don’t
have to be world-class to be valuable. Decent names that are bought for $75 and
then sold for $1000 or $2000 can add up to some nice profits.
Here
are some points to consider when trying to appraise a name’s value:
The Shorter The Name The Better - Most of the highest priced sales have
involved names with 10 or less characters.
Get a Dot Com – A "dot
com" ending is essential for a good selling price.
Household Words
- Names that are basic, household words for everyday things are extremely valuable.
Cars.com, Business.com, WallStreet.com are great examples.
Lucrative
Markets - Names related to lucrative market segments are valuable. For example,
Computers.com is much more valuable than plasticbags.com.
Not Limiting
- Names that are not too limiting are more valuable. Electronics.com, for example,
is more valuable than VCR.com. Smart internet companies are realizing that they
do not want to limit later expansion by a name that pigeon-holes them. Amazon.com
is a great example.
Information
on this website has been adapted from Internet Marketing guru and author of "Nothing
But Net", Michael Campbell's newsletters and the good folks at ebiz101. Copyrights
belong to Dynamic Media Corporation & eBiz101. Please visit their their respective
websites for more valuable information.
