domain Appraise Pastapenne.com

[ACL]

Hello everybody, please appraise pastapenne.com. I'm a newbie and I could use some help.

By the way, will this information help you appraise my domain?

Google Keyword Tool Says:

Pasta Global Monthly Searches: 20,400,000

Penne Global Montly Searches: 1,500,000

Pasta Penne OR Penne Pasta Global Monthly Searches: 673,000

 

[ArielT]

I'm not into the cooking world, so I wonder, is this a recipe or a group of recipes?

 

[ACL]

I'm not entirely sure either, this is something a cafeteria close to where I study serves, and it is delicious. What I know is that this is some type of pasta, so I guess it is a recipe. Both pasta and penne are the words use for Italian, English, Spanish, French and some other languages.

 

[ArielT]

I think if this just is one recipe would not have much sense to build a site just for one recipe, so I'd say $0 - $50 range

The appraisal applies only if the contitional is true (which is if is just one recipe)

:imho:

 

[SK1990]

Penne is a noodle type.

 

[999names]

I d say penne pasta would be worth more but perhaps in other countries they say it backwards.

 

[ACL]

Thanks a lot ArielT, learned a lot from that post.

On dnsaleprice I found that some other domains containing pasta were sold for:

PastaLovers.com $12,500
PastaHut.co.uk $8,010
PastaRecipes.com $6,988
PastaHut.co.uk $6,959
FastaPasta.com $6,900
PastaBowls.com $2,700
PastaEBasta.it $2,538
PastaVino.com $2,000
SoyPasta.com $2,000
MyPasta.de $1,972
PastaPartners.com $1,263
MyPasta.it $1,254
PizzaPastaSubs.com $300
Pasta.cc $80
OnlyPastas.com $70
PastaBite.com $60

Could my domain be sold for more than $50?

 

[ArielT]

Thanks a lot ArielT, learned a lot from that post.

On dnsaleprice I found that some other domains containing pasta were sold for:

PastaLovers.com $12,500
PastaHut.co.uk $8,010
PastaRecipes.com $6,988
PastaHut.co.uk $6,959
FastaPasta.com $6,900
PastaBowls.com $2,700
PastaEBasta.it $2,538
PastaVino.com $2,000
SoyPasta.com $2,000
MyPasta.de $1,972
PastaPartners.com $1,263
MyPasta.it $1,254
PizzaPastaSubs.com $300
Pasta.cc $80
OnlyPastas.com $70
PastaBite.com $60

Could my domain be sold for more than $50?

I'm not sure, I hope you receive more appraisals for a better guide.

But you could test emailing recipes website owners to see if it results interesting. You could give a fixed price you think or say make an offer

 

[hn]

I feel that domain appraisals are a relative term. Relative in the sense that some might feel the domain has potential while others feeling that it might be worthless. Though checking the domain I strongly feel that if it were the other way round i.e. pennepasta the figures would have been much higher. Given this, based on the CPC / search volume I would give an appraisal of anywhere between $300-$600. As I earlier mentioned, this is all relative in nature and others might feel its a bargain at this level or may even feel I have jumped the rope and placed too high an appraisal for the domain.

 

[bmugford]

Google Keyword Tool Says:

Pasta Global Monthly Searches: 20,400,000

Penne Global Montly Searches: 1,500,000

Pasta Penne OR Penne Pasta Global Monthly Searches: 673,000

In Google Keyword Tool you need to select "Exact" under Match Types.

The Exact search volume is 1,600 Global.

Brad

 

[JFS]

imo the domain is very strong for developing it.
theres hundreads of recipes for it since italian recipes to chinese ones.
the domain itself may not encourage that much value but i would say around low xxx usd if you find someone interested in deving it into a proper recipe site.
on a reseller note, i would guess anything around 10-50usd.

 

[eurorealtor]

Mid to high $xxx IMO. My ex knew some great recipes of pasta penne
Good luck.

 

[iowadawg]

Again, bad english.
Reverse is what is said and searched, etc in english.
Go to grocery store, and it is:
Penne pasta.

So searches are just that.
Does not tell you the words are reversed.

Value really is reg fee at best.

 

[ACL]

Thank you so much guys. BTW, the only reason I chose pasta penne, is because penne pasta was already taken, but IF I'm not mistaken, all other languages (Spanish, Italian, French etc) say it as pasta penne, so I don't know if that may help a little.