domain 40 million Google search results worth anything?

[VURG]

I have NotBy.com

When I search "Not By" on Google, I get over 40 million results. I know that names this short with this many Google serach results are hard to come by but I'm not sure how much this gives value to a domain.

 

[mmurch03]

I think the search result thing would be more accurate if you use "notby" instead of "not by" and there are 12,300 results on google.

 

[theprivatejetcompany]

I think the search result thing would be more accurate if you use "notby" instead of "not by" and there are 12,300 results on google.

I could not find any reason to be searching for 'not by'

So my guess, useless as far as the search results go.. Don't matter how many results, if nobody looks for it...what is the value..

 

[VURG]

Feeback appreciated. Rep Added

I think the search result thing would be more accurate if you use "notby" instead of "not by" and there are 12,300 results on google.

Not really. Merging two words brings results of how well the two words are branded together and if they aren't branded together doesn't mean they are a bad combination. There are many examples of where the merged word combination gives horrible search results but the name is brilliant. (e.g. PrivatePlane.com)

So my guess, useless as far as the search results go..

I disagree that it is useless. High Google results means that people will associate words together. Useless in terms of search results - yes. Association of words together creates some level of brandability as you know that it is easier for a term to be remembered than two words that aren't associated together.

 

[GeoOwners]

imo this would have to be a niche site...as a resellable name...reg fee...as a fully developed site who knows...from what I see at the auctions...links=$ so put it up and keep adding links...find a subject with low competition and it could do nicely...then as it gets traffic put affiliates on it

as is = reg fee
dev making $50 month $1500