domain AlwaysHere.com

[RBCDNs]

Please appraise my brandable domain name: alwayshere.com

 

[nothere]

Can't place a number to it but it's a great name.

 

[idomainappraisal]

high xx or low xxx
if u lucky end user maybe mid xxx
nice combo but no cpc value
so has to be a project and I don't see a natural project for it
but it's a memorable phrase .com so if u LUCK yeah mid xxx

 

[80-20]

Great branding potential (and CPC is completely irrelevant here.)
As for the figurative side: four fig. upwards.
Definitely a keeper!

 

[PraiseTheLord]

Nice name!

 

[idomainappraisal]

Great branding potential (and CPC is completely irrelevant here.)
As for the figurative side: four fig. upwards.
Definitely a keeper!

cpc is the main reason any term is 'big money'

natural industry keywords are most of the top sales ever in .com

carinsurance.com
insurance.com
casino.com
lawyer.com
hotels.com
travel.com
etc

yes it's memorable, a little long, so for minor value which 4x is, yeah sure IF LUCKY, however, there's not natural 'industry' for the phrase that I can think of

you got hot tech terms today, AI and Drones and robotics and others

anything is 'possible' but without a business model and a natural keyword for industry which means cpc play, I don't see a huge pool of potential end users for it and speculators would yawn

yeah it sounds okay but with no financial reason to own it, I don't see much demand for it

you can still hand reg plenty of terms like this

so if you're gonna waste money on reg fees, you usually want an anchor industry term in it

but GOOD LUCK I think you could sell it at the level I said but more would take a lot of luck

 

[fitkhan]

very good name.. Definitely 4 figure value.

 

[DGMDomains]

Nice name. Easy to say and remember.

Easy $X,XXX

 

[kdot19]

Nice one...huge potential..like some rightly said, the Cpc os irrelevant

 

[PraiseTheLord]

Overall excellent pick, @RBCDNs !

 

[LucidDomains]

Good name. I like it. Go for $5K.

 

[idomainappraisal]

Nice one...huge potential..like some rightly said, the Cpc os irrelevant

Why would anyone interested in doing low grade development where there is no buyers for the phrase so no cpc value, pay 'thousands' for this?

These terms in .com now have no value, they were all killed by the new tld's

You could get Always in a new tld cheap, always.love or whatever

Even if they had a 'premium' on it, it would be high xxx or 1K maybe
(always.love gone but always.shop a 650 buck premium and tons of new tld's always is a reg fee)

Now lightning does occasionally strike and you could get the high prices being put on it, but as a developer, no reason to 'invest' more than a token low xxx into this, I'd put 1K into always.ntld before I put mid xxxx into this.

If this was 1996 or maybe 2006 yeah maybe mid xxxx but today with the new tld's, no reason to overpay for .com for terms with no cpc value

That's my opinion as an end user developer but hey, anything can happen.

CPC is the main value factor in all domains and when there is no potential CPC you can get a show stopping 1 word in most new tlds today for well under 1K

That is why the phrase has almost no value in .com IMO

But GOOD LUCK

 

[4pm]

no reason to overpay for .com for terms with no cpc value

CPC is the main value factor in all domains and when there is no potential CPC you can get a show stopping 1 word in most new tlds today for well under 1K

That is why the phrase has almost no value in .com IMO

1. go to namebio or any other site listing domain sales
2. filter recent 4L+ and no numbers (just to cut out "chips") .com $5K+ sales
3. try to count how many sales are "emd with high cpc" stuff vs brandables with no search volume that have "no cpc value"
4. think about it for at least 1 hour or longer if needed

 

[slader23]

Great name. Mid $xxxx+....possible end user niches---> insurance and home security of the top of my head...but you could use it for just about anything coverage/protection related. Don't listen to that idomainappraisal guy... It's been well established that he hasn't got a clue how to appraise. Try and contact marketing and advertising agencies with this name, phrases and two word slogans have immense marketing potential.

 

[idomainappraisal]

Great name. Mid $xxxx+....possible end user niches---> insurance and home security of the top of my head...but you could use it for just about anything coverage/protection related. Don't listen to that idomainappraisal guy... It's been well established that he hasn't got a clue how to appraise. Try and contact marketing and advertising agencies with this name, phrases and two word slogans have immense marketing potential.

Any mid xxxx value on this nothing phrase is lost in time, it's a price that could have happened 10 years ago

Today, these phrases have no higher value than low xxx

New tld's killed off no cpc terms in .com

But then again, you might be really LUCKY and get mid xxx and if you hit the lotto low xxxx

As to what it will SELL for realistically today in the age of great new tld's for single words, there's no reason to pay more than low xxx for this combo IMO

Just look at what others OWN here and then you judge the depth of their 'knowledge'

Great phrase with no real value other than low xxx

 

[nothere]

Any mid xxxx value on this nothing phrase is lost in time, it's a price that could have happened 10 years ago

Today, these phrases have no higher value than low xxx

New tld's killed off no cpc terms in .com

You are less than clueless in appraising. "Always Here" for You! Customer service. And that sells. It may mean billions more in revenue for certain companies.

Not everyone buys names to slap 5 pages at $4.50 each with adsense.

 

[idomainappraisal]

You are less than clueless in appraising. "Always Here" for You! Customer service. And that sells. It may mean billions more in revenue for certain companies.

Not everyone buys names to slap 5 pages at $4.50 each with adsense.

We register to develop portals, many have thousands of pages and we have our own ad network so we have never bothered with adsense.

So IF a term can bring traffic to us and it fits our brand, we register or buy and develop

However, we just registered around 100 keywords and numbers in the new tld's we see value in for potential business use.

.com is still king for industry keywords and prefix industry keywords

geo keywords are worthless now in .com and common phrases like this are all worthless, and worthless as we define it is not much above reg fees so low xxx means worthless as we use it

to keep saying mid xxxx on this type of combo in .com today is well delusional

such sales are rare now on these phrases and even decent geos with an industry keyword in .com are pretty much dead due to how google now penalizes geo emds without massive development

so if you understand the rules now (set by google) you don't bother with small development projects and geo keywords cannot meet the level of development google wants and all these factors have impacted geo keywords .com and common phrase .com's

even the highly sought after so called chip 3L's .com are now way down, no one is keeping .com's that can't be sold now

 

[LucidDomains]

This @idomainappraisal has no idea what he's doing. Have you seen this Sedo portfolio? His business domain idomainappraisal-com was bought 1 month ago....

To the OP, ignore any one guy and go with the opinions of the crowd.

It's a decent name, good luck.

 

[idomainappraisal]

Final word on this low value phrase

Estibot 1600 and says 1500 or so EXACT SEARCHES a month, that means NO ONE LOOKING FOR IT and a whopping .11 cent cpc haha

SEDO likes it, it suggst 1999 and that's the same number they gave us on over a dozen reg's with 5 numbers all 77777 or 88888 in them so a low grade value since many of our professional.ltd got 5x suggested values at sedo

Now if this was 2006 sure low 4x

But in 2017 you will be LUCKY to see low xxx

In a year when the OP gets not one offer and drops it due to not wanting to put a full reg fee on it, then it will be open for you all to jump on

 

[domainsg]

alwaysmore.com sold for 2000$