Faheem ur Rehman
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This domain (1080p.io) is in auction right now at Flippa. The link will be found at the end of description.
1080p (also known as Full HD or FHD and BT.709) is a set of HDTV high-definition video modes characterized by 1080 horizontal lines of vertical resolution and progressive scan, as opposed to interlaced, as is the case with the 1080i display standard. The term usually assumes a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9, implying a resolution of 1920x1080 (2.1 megapixel) often marketed as Full HD.
Who can use this domain?
Google Adword:Broad Searches: 110,000
Exact Searches, entire search engine: 110,000
Estibot:Appraisal Value: $1200
Avg Search Results (keyword): 55,500,000
Avg Search Results (sld): 55,500,000
Average Monthly Search Stats - Broad Match - 1080p
Monthly Searches: 20,750,000
Cost Per Click: $1.65 USD
Ad Competition: high
Data Age: Recent
Average Monthly Search Stats - Exact Match - [1080p]
Monthly Searches: 376,250
Cost Per Click: $1.65 USD
Ad Competition: high
Data Age: Recent
Should You Bid for .IO domain?
Yes!!!!, Why?
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.
Check out this beautiful trend and growth of popularity of .io domains.
Microsoft bought Doc.io for $24,600, Elasticsearch just bought es.io for $30,000, and sports.io, mega.io, analytics.io, and groups.io recently sold for $10k+.
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:
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.
Blog posts have been written on the new-found popularity of .io domains. Such as this post: The Rise of .io Domain Names for APIs.
Wikipedia also notes: ".io domains are popular with new startup companies."
My Auction URL is: https://flippa.com/5255376-premium-...domain-name-with-110-000-exact-match-searches
1080p (also known as Full HD or FHD and BT.709) is a set of HDTV high-definition video modes characterized by 1080 horizontal lines of vertical resolution and progressive scan, as opposed to interlaced, as is the case with the 1080i display standard. The term usually assumes a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9, implying a resolution of 1920x1080 (2.1 megapixel) often marketed as Full HD.
Who can use this domain?
- You are running a tech blog like engadget, techradar or mashable, then this is best keyword for you
- You want to run a forum on Full HD or 3D, this is best keyword for you.
- 3D Technology is Hot and it is future as well. You have any business related to 3D, this can be best brandable keyword with high Exact Match Searches for your online presence.
- You are related to buying and selling Electronic Appliances, like TV, LED etc. This name best suited to you.
- Any educational or knowledge based site for FULL HD or 3D can have this best domain name.
- You are running a Designing company or any IT company then this could be your best brandable name.
Google Adword:Broad Searches: 110,000
Exact Searches, entire search engine: 110,000
Estibot:Appraisal Value: $1200
Avg Search Results (keyword): 55,500,000
Avg Search Results (sld): 55,500,000
Average Monthly Search Stats - Broad Match - 1080p
Monthly Searches: 20,750,000
Cost Per Click: $1.65 USD
Ad Competition: high
Data Age: Recent
Average Monthly Search Stats - Exact Match - [1080p]
Monthly Searches: 376,250
Cost Per Click: $1.65 USD
Ad Competition: high
Data Age: Recent
Should You Bid for .IO domain?
Yes!!!!, Why?
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.
Check out this beautiful trend and growth of popularity of .io domains.
Microsoft bought Doc.io for $24,600, Elasticsearch just bought es.io for $30,000, and sports.io, mega.io, analytics.io, and groups.io recently sold for $10k+.
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:
- Google just 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
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.
Blog posts have been written on the new-found popularity of .io domains. Such as this post: The Rise of .io Domain Names for APIs.
Wikipedia also notes: ".io domains are popular with new startup companies."
My Auction URL is: https://flippa.com/5255376-premium-...domain-name-with-110-000-exact-match-searches
