domain 1Dollar-Ads.com

[htmldesigns]

I have the domain 1Dollar-Ads.com I was thinking of selling it, curious as to what price I might get for it.

 

[RJ]

There wouldn't be a premium value in the name alone. Using a hyphen and a number usually keeps the value of a name at a minimum.

< $15

A sales strategy to get more value out of your domain project would be to develop a small site around your concept and sell it as a package.

 

[Coastalguy]

Agree. Tough with a hyphen, even more so with a hyphen and a number.

Regfee+

ST

 

[htmldesigns]

Although I am not sure how well the "1" works with the search engines but having a website with a hyphen is actually very good for search engine rankings. I have another website that is called html-designs.com and it is at the top of the major search engines for a bunch of different keywords. The benefit is that people are searching for something they aren't going to type it in like "searchforthis" they would be typing it in like "search for this". Know what I mean? So actually it is quite handy in some aspects even though it mayb be difficult to remember if you were to see it in print somewhere.

 

[RJ]

As a general rule though hyphens will detract from the resale value of a domain. In this case you'd have to compare the domain name with these similar names

onedollarads.com
1dollarads.com
one-dollar-ads.com
1-dollar-ads.com (still available)
one-dollarads.com
onedollar-ads.com
1-dollarads.com

 

[jj2ii3344]

The hyphen and the use of number in a letter domain really decreases its value. I would say $10 max!

 

[FruitFish]

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Originally posted by jj2ii3344
The hyphen and the use of number in a letter domain really decreases its value. I would say $10 max!

I agree! Reg. fees if that....good luck!

 

[Tippy]

0-Reg fee wholesale

Mike

 

[Wanda]

I like the "sound" of the name.. but not the "look" of the name.

ToughSell !
Goodluck!

 

[carmonle]

0 - reg fee