domain Domain appraisal

[mirko3]

Hello I would like to ask again about appraisal of my 7 domains I bought.

EstateNew.com
BestExposed.com
ListenOpera.com
BanksDeals.com
AssetsBanking.com
PieRestaurants.com
HowToSpray.com

are these any valuable on market?

 

[proname]

Hello I would like to ask again about appraisal of my 7 domains I bought.

EstateNew.com
BestExposed.com
ListenOpera.com
BanksDeals.com
AssetsBanking.com
PieRestaurants.com
HowToSpray.com

are these any valuable on market?

EstateNew.com -- Mid $$$$'s
BestExposed.com -- Low $$$'s to Mid $$$'s
ListenOpera.com -- Mid $$'s
BanksDeals.com -- Upper $$'s
AssetsBanking.com -- Low $$$'s
PieRestaurants.com -- Low to Mid $$'s
HowToSpray.com -- hardly reg. fee

 

[mirko3]

Nice, thank you for your appraisal proname, I appreciate it.

 

[notlikeyou]

I'm sorry I don't see anything close to the above appraisal....

regfee for all

EstateNew.com- makes no sense in that order
BestExposed.com-
ListenOpera.com- maybe listen "to"
BanksDeals.com- plural-plural
AssetsBanking.com- not used in normal speech
PieRestaurants.com- don't see many that are just serving pies
HowToSpray.com- could be developed into a graffiti site

best of luck, I hope you prove me wrong

 

[reprint1]

Agree reg fee for all. Words are out of order. You want to have something like your last one but a topic that is commercial in some way. Sorry

 

[mirko3]

Thanks for the appraisal, but I saw lots of domains, with word disorders sold, thats why I even bought these, anyway I hope for good. For that domain BanksDeals I was thinking Bank's Deals, not plural plural. Estate new is a good keyword, lots of hits "estate new". ListenToOPera, maybe, but looks better this way, hehe, so Pie Restaurants, well I searched online, and as I saw there are tons of Restaurants with pies . So How to spray could be made into a graffiti site? Excuse me if I wrote something wrong, I am a newbie in this and sadly I never had time to research the market. Thank you.

 

[notlikeyou]

Estate new is a good keyword, lots of hits "estate new".

If you look at the google results for "estate new" you will see the vast majority of these are either
1) parts of 2 sentences (career in real "estate. new" homes are)
2) part of a determined location i.e. Real "estate new" jersey

Honestly have you ever heard anyone say "estate new"

I'm not attempting to be rude, just to save you some money down the road.

best of luck

 

[jimmy2289]

I have to agree with notlikeyou comments. These domains are worth reg fee.

The only one that I think has any real commercial potential is "pie restaurants" - but you'd have to develop a forum, or blog, where people can submit reviews of great home made pies from little stores around the country, or similar. Perhaps you could then get some solid traffic and get some of the restaurants to advertise? Unfortunately selling pies online isn't really commercially suited to the internet.

The others have good keywords, but semantically they don't make sense. For example we say "bank deals" not "banks deals." That's why the estibot appraisal of bank deals is $3,000 and the appraisal for banks deals is $100.

Good luck with them also.

 

[pokainc]

most reg fee or very close to it sorry

 

[jimmy2289]

My advice for you as a newbie is instead of buying 7, 8 or 9 domains at hand reg (that means buying them from a registrar, like 1-and-1, at $7 bucks), that probably aren't that good... save $69 and try and buy 1 good domain that is expiring at namejet.com, or snapnames.com. Or alternatively, look for undervalued domains at sedo.com.

These domains have been registered by someone before, and for one reason or another they have been left to expire. You can pick them up, if you're the only bidder for $69, or you'll go into a 3 day auction, where the highest bidder wins.

For example today, biographies.info is available at namejet.com, no one has placed a bid on it yet, and it is appraised at $4,700, with a pagerank of 1.

Or dna activation.com also today, has an appraisal of $14,000 at estibot, yet it currently only has 1 bidder.

You've got a lot to learn, so put your wallet away for a while, and keep reading the sticky posts here at namepros.

My advice is to save up to buy either a short, memorable, pronounceable .com or a 2 word keyword .com that is commercial in nature.

 

[mirko3]

Thank you all for your tips and appraisals, I'll study the market more and watch what I buy next time, thank you!