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Last night I evaluated a 3-letter + 1-Number .com, which revealed a few interesting tid-bits that investors of this combination may find insightful.
Take a look at some of the foot notes and takeaway.
Take a look at some of the foot notes and takeaway.
Asset Type:
LLLN / 2-Sequence (LLL-N) / Brandable
Note: That's great news, it means that *** has a larger pool of potential end-users
Note: That's good news, it means the number itself also has some versatility.
Note: Not much to look at, but had to check.
Note: Not much help again, but had to check.
Note: That's bad news for *** combinations to have so many parked. Especially the four-figure sales from 2012 still being parked.
Full Evaluation - VIP/Gold OnlyOpinion: There are more out there. You can find them by using Google Image search for "**** Logo". Each of those is a potential (Established) end user that could benefit from your asset.
The sales data we uncovered really doesn't help and it has the scary appearance of *** + number sales drying up in 2016, with no more reports. The unfortunate part of that is the 2016 sale was your asset. The last sales report ever for the combination, so far anyways.
The sales data, combination, and how many of them are not developed tells us that these type assets are hard to flip and potentially very long holds. Some, may never match up with an end user, that's the harsh reality.
The hard part is identifying the potential end-user, gathering more research on their specific niche, formulating a presentation, negotiating, and closing.
Your asset does have some reseller liquidity, but you will still have to do a lot of leg-work to find the right buyer and apply the hard parts I also mentioned above, which in most cases, investors fail at.
