A10.com and Google search

[redhippo]

if you type "a10" on google, it gives a return of 1.4 million results.

what does THIS means
what would the .com be worth?
how much is the DROP in value?for the following
the a10.org?
the a10.net?
the a10.info?
the a10.biz?



website dev:
if you include "a10" in the meta tags/headers/contents would it help ranking?

would yr site a10.biz get residue value and add. traffic from a10.com??

in short, what is the relation of the name
to search ranking?


help!!





:bingo:

 

[redhippo]

rankings rankles my ankles. what is the fangle on this?:tri:

 

[Jeff]

Link: http://www.a10.be

"A10.com" (possibly ".NET") may be relevant for these folks as a potential End user lead, IMHO. BiG drop in value for the other extensions, especially at the Wholesale level.
Just about any (very) short, even commercially meaningless domain names (sans any respective extensions) is bound to get fairly decent search results (which may be product codes/classes, makes/models, differing Versions 1.0's, etc). The key, though, is finding domains that are relevant to some of these search results ... insofar as progressing with the re-sale of the domain name at the potential End user level, in my experience.
Here's another one (maybe): http://www.a10-dev.com

Best of Luck.

 

[DavidH]

Domain name value estimator results:

Domain Name: a10.com
Key Words: a10
Dictionary Words: 0
Total Word Score: 0
Extension relevance: yes
Google Hits: 787,000
Overture Hits: 2,920
Type-ins: 33
Market Rating: 2.0
Length: 3
Extension Rating: 5.0
Length Rating: 5
Popular Rating: 2
Composite: 2.8
High Retail: $600
Low Retail: $450
Wholesale: $135

Isnt it funny how so many people appraise these names at almost reg fee, yet whenever they expire they are grabbed almost immediately?

I was fortunate enough to get a few shorties last year (regrettably not this one!) when they were available almost 10 a penny; now they are almost impossible to get and guess what, my enquiry rate has gone up significantly for people wanting them.

I absolutely agree that it depends on the name matching the needs of an end user but you need to think outside the box sometimes and be creative to find the right end user.

At the moment I am waiting for people to come to me for most of my names but I am starting to actively market some of them now to encourage quicker sales.


DavidH

 

[pelican]

I have 25s.com, appraised for reg fee.
But now it is getting type in.
I wont sell it for less than $100 and dont intend to sell too

probably nice 3 char domain still worth a keep.

 

[redhippo]

N-I-C-E...name neon..thanks CH/david for some insighhtful comments. am interest in many of these 3 d/c/d or similar combinations.....good to hear they have some value:gn: