discuss Quality of type-in traffic from new gTLDs

~0 nTLD-traffic for me...

Jurgen Wolf said:

~0 nTLD-traffic for me...

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Really zero? For all your domains?

I have a couple of highly specialized new extension domains that get good type-in traffic. I think they should do well if linked individually to different sponsorship/commission programs. I wanted to give one domain a try anyway. I will share the results here.

Thanks,
Brandon

Really...
0 or maximum low xx uniques per nTLD-domain monthly.

Jurgen Wolf said:

~0 nTLD-traffic for me...

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Me too, 0.
0 from parking.
0 views in sedo "view offer page".
0 offers.
0.

Don't use Sedo...
Their bots-filtering is awful... the most accurate is ParkingCrew in terms of human trafiic.

Jurgen Wolf said:

Don't use Sedo...
Their bot-filtering is awful... the most accurate is ParkingCrew in terms of human-trafiic.

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I use bodis, parking from sedo is very bad, agree with you.
I talk about number of views on sedo "offer page", where you can place bid/buy domain/have more infos about domain or seller.
It's a good stat to understand the quality of domain, and newGTLD have 0 in all fields.

If the domain is NOT parked on Sedo - such offer-views are possible by another domainers only...
So ZERO is normal here.

ParkingCrew has offer-views stats as well.

No, if you search a domain name on sedo search form, you can go to it's offer page.
this page:
https://sedo.com/search/details/?do...RequestId=182213417&origin=search&language=us

Even if you are not a domainer/end user/register to sedo.
But it's a good stat to understand the quality of your domain, cause it's 100% human traffic.

Not my domain in this example.

But ~99% of Sedo-users are just another domainers, it is a fact.
And ~50% of all Sedo-sales are under $500, their own stats.

Well, my experience with type-in-traffic for my new gTLDs is modest at best but within an acceptable, expected range IMO.

I have several names in .com that I was able to acquire their matching counter-parts in an appropriate new extension. So I have a perspective with which to measure traffic numbers - I compare the .com traffic to the new gTLD counter - part's traffic.

The extensions are quite new and not as well publicized as I might like, so receiving " some " type - in- traffic is all right for now, their first year of registration.

Serious offers and sales for my new gTLDs have yet to materialize.