domain BuyHouse(.)com

[Domain Monk]

We recently acquired this domain, looking for some genuine appraisals .


Thank you

 

[London555]

If we owned "BuyMyHouse.com" Id be emailing (or have a broker ) reality shows etc it's a perfect name and I'd ask a big number $100K and take offers hoping to get $50,000. We also own BeijingListings.com and have no idea what it's worth other than its valuable to the right party re Real Estate or Art Broker etc ONLY because it's a city of 11 million. "BuyMyHouse.com" can be used worldwide-I'd want a BIG number for this one.That said "BuyHouse.com" can't be all that far behind. It's all about what someone will do with it think Houzz.com ( maybe incorrect spelling)

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

hey Buyhouse.com. do yourself a favor if you really want top dollar for your domain and not have to develop it. try the "asian markets" like 4.cn seems like alot of high prices are being paid for domains like yours over there. It's a totally different market not your bottom feeders over at Godaddy and Sedo. Give it a look see. another idea?? sign up for Google Adwords and place a set budget for advertising your domain (you'll need to have a webpage saying it's for sale. In your adwords you'll need to put a precise price that way you can weed out the "lookiloos" that will eat up your ad budget by clicking. if you put $10,000 or $50,000 for buyhouse.com it will eliminate people who can't afford $10,000-$50,000.

Then to cheapen your budget just make sure your ads get shown in keyword searches for misspelled words because those are cheaper to get ad placement for.

for yours? I' use these keywords. probably cost you just 5 cents a click (maybe)
byhouse
buyhous
buyhou

also maybe find competitors for your domain.
and make a list of misspelled words for their domains. great for cheap advertising.

you can target realty companies by thinking of things a realty company might be use online. then find keywords for those things and then find misspelling versions of those things.

I'd approach houzz.com, webuyuglyhouses.com and other real estate related domains. you never know they might want it.
just my 2 cents.

I am of course open to hearing peoples opinion about the stuff I've mentioned above as this is something I'm doing right now and I've been getting some great responses on the cheap ad budget.

I feel I have more control doing it that way. instead of paying $50-$100 on a domain forum and hope for the best.

comments anyone? Thanks.

 

[Domain Monk]

Thanks for the views....

 

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[sanket777]

find end user and get it sold for 30k-60k. Very nice domain hold it for a while !!

 

[Recons.Com]

US realtors prefer "Home" instead of "House". They feel it sells better with the notion of a home...

Agree with Shane that "buy house" is not proper regardless... It would be be "buy a house"...

 

[StartupsBrandsCom]

Why is poor grammar so selective? Web 2.0 names are full of grammatical
errors in the name of branding.

If branded well with a nerd as a spokesperson and with a twist, buyhouse.com
can be trend setter.

This remark is not aimed at the people who appraise here, but buyers will
say anything to justify lowering the price. You must give them enough
creative arguments to hold on to your reasonable price points.

To, add on it, on the internet keywords usage are the main factor of real generic traffic, and that beats half crafted brand names, so, real SEO worded domains should be better even with hyphens usage.