.com vs .info

[NetworkPearl]

Suppose I own VegetableSoup.info , the keywords have an exact search volume of 100K and has many advertisers for the term , would i be able to sell it?

Also if Vegetablesoup.com is worth 20k$ how much would the .info be?

 

[Broker_Mike_Mc]

Important to note that the number of .info registered names are about 5% of the .dot registered names. In addition for public sales, the high mark .info sales are typically less than 1% of the high mark .com sales. With that insight, the .info has a low likelihood of selling and that value will be very difficult to predict on a theoretical basis.

 

[NetworkPearl]

Important to note that the number of .info registered names are about 5% of the .dot registered names. In addition for public sales, the high mark .info sales are typically less than 1% of the high mark .com sales. With that insight, the .info has a low likelihood of selling and that value will be very difficult to predict on a theoretical basis.

Thanks but it would be of value to an end user who's spending tons of $$ for the keyword.

Plus if the domain has as an average exact search very volume of 100k , isn't it worth much?Plus the .info,with the domain matches well.

 

[biggie]

Hi

the "domain" as you refer to, does not have the search volume you think it does.

why, because the "domain" includes the extension.

the search volume for a term or phrase, equals the "keywords" minus the extension.

also, end-users don't spend tons for a keyword, they spend for the domain.

still, the .info is a good fit, so to increase value, i think one should develop the name as a website, with related content.

imo...

 

[NetworkPearl]

Hi

the "domain" as you refer to, does not have the search volume you think it does.

why, because the "domain" includes the extension.

the search volume for a term or phrase, equals the "keywords" minus the extension.

also, end-users don't spend tons for a keyword, they spend for the domain.

still, the .info is a good fit, so to increase value, i think one should develop the name as a website, with related content.

imo...

What if it was a .net instead? Thanks

 

[biggie]

What if it was a .net instead? Thanks

when it's not .com, then it's basically the same situation.

 

[brandnow]

What if it was a .net instead? Thanks

vegetablesoup.com to the right buyer may be worth $800

put .info around 1% of that generally speaking so you are looking at around $8 for that name... basically what we call worth "registration fee"

hope that helps

 

[NetworkPearl]

vegetablesoup.com to the right buyer may be worth $800

put .info around 1% of that generally speaking so you are looking at around $8 for that name... basically what we call worth "registration fee"

hope that helps

oh that's quite low, same for .net?

 

[xarunasx]

People, do you think, that words (for example: "passengers", "refining" or just "units") with .info extension are worth only registartion fee?Thank you in advice

 

[5dots]

Info takes some time to develop. With the right content it can be nice.
EG units info would be a great fit, as visitors expect comprehensive knowledge about units.

 

[xnames]

Done "OK" with non .com's. Used to them up as a matter of course. YMMV.