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[mckennaronnie]

Hi,

I'd love to hear opinions on a domain i recently picked up:
repossessedhouses in .com ext

First registered 16 yrs ago.
Registered in various extensions.

Estibot info:
Average Monthly Search Stats - Broad Match - repossessed houses
Monthly Searches: 134,200
Cost Per Click: $2.75 USD
Ad Competition: high
Data Age: Recent

Average Monthly Search Stats - Exact Match - [repossessed houses]
Monthly Searches: 22,082
Cost Per Click: $2.75 USD
Ad Competition: high
Data Age: Recent

Average Monthly Search Stats - Broad Match - repossessed houses
Monthly Searches: 134,200
Cost Per Click: $1.05 USD
Ad Competition: high
Data Age: Recent

Average Monthly Search Stats - Exact Match - [repossessed houses]
Monthly Searches: 8,052
Cost Per Click: $0.89 USD
Ad Competition: high
Data Age: Recent

Estibot value $99,000

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Any opinions on value of this one?

Thanks in advance

Ronnie

 

[The New Guy]

My thoughts- offer it to estibot for $50,000.

Unless they come with wheels, houses get foreclosed, not repossessed.

 

[Chris Wright]

That was my first thought too, The New Guy.
But, what is technically correct is often trumped by what the masses are actually searching for.
Speaking of searching, I don't understand why there are two sets of data for exact match.
Which is correct?

 

[biggie]

My thoughts- offer it to estibot for $50,000.

Unless they come with wheels, houses get foreclosed, not repossessed.

I totally agree!

however, if there is any "converting" type-in traffic, that would add value.

imo....

 

[000]

I would pay more attention to exact match stats by country than whatever numbers estibot is spewing out. For example, the average number of monthly searches in the U.S. for "repossessed houses" is only 170... so I wouldn't think your domain would be of great interest to most US businesses.

In the U.K., that number does jump to 2,900 monthly searches, but then wouldn't .co.uk be preferable for UK businesses?

By the way, the .INFO is currently available for registration.

 

[mckennaronnie]

I would pay more attention to exact match stats by country than whatever numbers estibot is spewing out. For example, the average number of monthly searches in the U.S. for "repossessed houses" is only 170... so I wouldn't think your domain would be of great interest to most US businesses.

In the U.K., that number does jump to 2,900 monthly searches, but then wouldn't .co.uk be preferable for UK businesses?

Yes i think it would have much more appeal in UK compared to US.
I'm in UK and can confirm we would almost exclusively talk of repossessed property rather than foreclosed which i gather is the standard US term.

I only quoted estibot info just for some quick stats, i don't read too much into them or the crazy estibot valuation.