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Omegle.io

If you buy this domain you are not only getting an awesome domain, you're getting a complete brand!

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Exact search volume for keyword: Omegle on google only:

  • 13,600,000 exact searches/month (Worldwide) That's exactly 163,200,000 people per year typing in "omegle" in Google alone! (Source: Google Adwords).
  • 2,740,000 exact searches/month (In United States only) - that's exactly 32,880,000 americans people per year typing in "omegle" in Google alone! (Source: Google Adwords).
  • Very low competition keyword -- easy to rank for ((Source: Google Adwords).
Why omegle.io?

-- .io domains are one of the first domain extensions looked at when the .com is not available.

-- "omegle" is one of Most Searched Words on Google all time.

-- Reserved Domaine

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Here are just a few highlights about the term "omegle" with data from Google search. This is just a few, if you want to see them all go to Google Keyword Planner and take a look.

"omegle" - 13,600,000 exact monthly searches

"omegle chat" - 246,062 exact monthly searches

"omegle app" - 109,912 exact monthly searches

"omegle alternative" - 90,500 exact monthly searches

"omegle video" - 74,000 exact monthly searches

"omegle video chat app" - 62,316 exact monthly searches

"omegle video chat" - 49,537 exact monthly searches

"omegle random chat" - 40,333 exact monthly searches

"omegle talk to strangers" - 33,100 exact monthly searches

"sites like omegle" - 33,100 exact monthly searches

"omegle online" - 26,889 exact monthly searches

"omegle cam" - 18,077 exact monthly searches

omegle related domain with monthly visitors:

omegle.com : 23.23M

omegle.webcam : 583.55K

ome.tv : 6.19M

Reserved domain:

omegle.com

omegle.com.br

omegle.org

omegle.net

omegle.co.uk

omegle.in

omegle.fr

omegle.ca

omegle.co

omege.nl

omegle.de

omegle.fi

omegle.camera

omegle.xyz

omegle.online

omegle.site

omegle.space

.....

Due to the high brandable keyword (omegle) all great domain extensions are reserved and can be sold for a very high price.

Omegle.io can be ranked on the first page of google easily for the low competion keyword : "omegle"

The reason .io domains are so valuable is because companies that use .io domains are known as being great at what they do. This blog post explains it well:

"These new .io sites are almost artisanal in nature - small, well crafted and functional. It's like a TLD for techies with taste."

They are also short, sound good, and .io domains perform well in Google's search results. The reason for this is because they've been added to the geotargetable domains list.

Microsoft bought Doc.io for $24,600, Elasticsearch just bought es.io for $30,000, cloud.io sold for $45,000 on Flippa, tank.io sold for $60,000, music.io sold on Flippa for $20,000, traffic.io on Flippa for $14,000, and fd.io, db.io, sports.io, mega.io, groups.io, leaf.io, mine.io, and many more recently sold for $10k+.

The nic.io registry just announced a few days ago that they are auctioning a reserved domain DM.IO and the current high bid is $65,000!

Domain Name Holdings reported that they sold a .io domain in Q2 of 2015 for 6-figures.

A lot of the tech startups that use .io domains are now very successful businesses, further reinforcing the idea that companies that use .io domains are "in the know" and part of the sophisticated tech crowd.

Check out just some of these examples:

  • Iguaz.io lands $15M Series A
  • Tuition.io and Test.io each raised $5M
  • Google acquired spider.io
  • Easel.io was acquired by github last year
  • Keen IO just raised $11.3 million
  • Nitrous.io just closed a $6.65 million Series A round
  • Ginger.io raised $6.5 million
  • Tuition.io raised $6 million and manages over $1 billion in student loans
  • Intercom raised $6 million
  • Greenhouse raise $2.7 million
  • kontakt.io raised $2 million
  • Luma.io acquired by Instagram
  • Rackspace acquires Exceptional.io
  • And many more
But it's not only startups that use .io domains. Google, Microsoft and Yahoo are also buying .io domains.

Microsoft snapped up Doc.io for $24,600. Google owns Coupons.io, Yahoo owns Player.io, and Disney owns go.io, amongst others.

Even the US government is happy to use .io domains. And US Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton uses hrc.io!

.io domains are increasingly popular - many startups prefer .io over .com And they are more popular than .org as reported by Google Trends.

IO Domain Sales in 2018

  • lucky.io sold for $67,000
  • mix.io sold for $40,000
  • esports.io sold for $40,000
  • shop.io sold for $15,000
  • shopping.io sold for $10,000
  • bang.io sold for $22,500
  • hb.io sold for $16,000
  • privacy.io sold for $13,200
  • cipher.io sold for $10,000
  • trustless.io sold for $10,000
  • credible.io sold for $11,000
  • beauty.io sold for $15,000
  • auto.io sold for $10,000
  • matrix.io sold $30,000
OMEGLE.IO is simple and elegant and easy to remember. It's an awesome name which will make your project or company stand out and be remembered.

Thanks and good luck with the auction!
 
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Hello youssef smaili,

Welcome to NamePros.

Your thread has been closed.
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