domain absence.tv - one more tv

[peteman]

I did a little research about absence.tv :

Google search results for word 'absence': 175,000,000.
.com,.net,.org,.info,.biz,.mobi,.ws,.us,.cn,.co.uk,.cc,.tv,.eu taken.

This gotta be worth something... right?

 

[TheBulldog]

wrong.

Check the tv subsection. I believe someone there used to own this and let it drop because of zero interest.

I own a tv with 383 million hits: techniques. No one is even nibbling at a starting price of $350.

 

[peteman]

Well I kind of guessed that lol.

Thanks for commenting!

 

[gwkg]

I'm always surprised that people use the amount of times a single word shows up in pages indexed by google as a statistic for domain valuation. It's not how many sites have your word in their text that matters, but how many people search for your word.

Daily Google Searches
absence: 119/day

Most Seached Phrase (google)
absence excuse letter: 276/day

What people are searching for when they search for "absence" doesn't translate well into video.

 

[peteman]

This if useful information, thanks.

Can you tell me where I can see these daily google searches? Would come in handy in my future domain registerations...

I'm always surprised that people use the amount of times a single word shows up in pages indexed by google as a statistic for domain valuation. It's not how many sites have your word in their text that matters, but how many people search for your word.

Daily Google Searches
absence: 119/day

Most Seached Phrase (google)
absence excuse letter: 276/day

What people are searching for when they search for "absence" doesn't translate well into video.

 

[dalBono]

I'm always surprised that people use the amount of times a single word shows up in pages indexed by google as a statistic for domain valuation. It's not how many sites have your word in their text that matters, but how many people search for your word.

Daily Google Searches
absence: 119/day

Most Seached Phrase (google)
absence excuse letter: 276/day

What people are searching for when they search for "absence" doesn't translate well into video.

this is a good point,
i also would like to know where this is from
what i know is from Overture