domain dui.info

[m66]

How much do you think DUI.info is worth? The only other dui dots that are developed is dui.com, which comes out on top in a search for dui, on google, and dui.dk, a personal home page, that comes in at number 19.

The term dui itself only gets 47842 hits a month, according to overture bid tool. But, all dui searchs, with combinations of words get probably 500,000 searches a month.

I don't know how google adsense works. I know DUI lawyers pay premiums per click for top listings, such as $40 per click. I don't know how that would transfer per click for me, on a delveloped dui informational site, and i would guess the advertiser pays less for these clicks than if it comes from a google search.

From my research, it seems that not many lawyers will pay to be listed in directories, but many use google, oveture etc. PPC.

 

[Bannen]

Did you just buy dui.info from someone? Here is a very strange one: I just searched dui this morning (on Whois.sc)... and the .info was available. Just about had a heart attack, so checked Godaddy to be double sure. Of course, you have it. I find Whois sometimes takes awhile to 're-stock' a listed dn if it's being transferred.
Then, funny to see that very dn.info for appraisal here on Namepros later the same day! Just checked again and it is still listed as avail at Whois.

Anyways, excellent name. Especially with the .info ending makes a wonderful possibility for absolutely anything information/research-wise. Any site that provides info on anything dui-related, sorry to say, should get a lot of traffic (no pun intended).
Has good value as a 3-letter name that means something everyone immediately recognizes. Of course the .com would be stellar, but you're still riding in the passenger seat right up front with a good view, with this name.
sorry I'm not too sharp yet on the values of dot.info's, but it's a good enough name no doubt you'll get a few appraisals from others here who are.

 

[m66]

I had dui.info since the beginning of dot info. I bought the "lottery tickets" for a chance at it, from a few different registrars, and got it. I have had several attorneys contact me wanting to buy it, but I told them I wasn't interested.

And..that's a funny coincedence. I bet you'd shoot yourself in your foot if I had snatched it today. I've just started thinking about developing a site for it. I'm a DUI attorney, but I certainly don't service the entire USA, so I think it would be under-utilized if I use it just for my own law practice. I could have ads for myself in a Georgia section, and either sell listings or try to profit from pay per click ads in the others.

People don't type in dui.info, as they would dui.com..but i believe the domain name itself, with content on the site, would get it to the top SE rankings.

 

[Bannen]

No doubt that name could be well-optimized to reach the first handful of returns on any SE.
I especially like the versatility, if unfortunately not the apex $ value, of having the .info ending here. With the .info you could cleverly divide your content on this site between a strong section for your local practice, and married with a strong reference section, and portal section, to all others in the same practice. Well-utilized also if you include a forum section for members to share live questions/cases/experience/tips 24-7.
If built well, a site of real value to visitors, and with pure adherence to its meaning can well top out the SE returns. If you have that kind of traffic, also a wonderful income with ppc's and banner ads, in addition to being a valuable niche-user's resource.
Happy developing.

Might be worth 'bumping' this on Monday morning; Sunday crowd often pretty thin and you'll get a lot more appraisals Monday. Good name, and well worth getting a collection of tips/aprai$$als from the variety of members here... I notice you're new to Namepros. Welcome

 

[theSun]

Not bad of a man. Even though dui and diu means completely different things in cantonese. Dui = Yes, correct. Diu = ....... XD

I would say $75.

 

[Bannen]

Not bad of a man. Even though dui and diu means completely different things in cantonese. Dui = Yes, correct. Diu = ....... XD

I would say $75.

You probably wouldn't know our shortened terms any more than we know yours, so I'll let you know:
dui = Driving Under the Influence; it's the official term for being caught driving drunk in North America, and there are dui lawyers all over the country, it's a common law practice. To have dui with any of the tld's, both because it's a pure 3-letter name with no numbers or hyphens, and because it stands for something quite common with a valuable attached legal practice, will be quite valuable.
I don't know a lot about .info prices, but this name will still be open to a lot of bidding esp. from other dui lawyers if he chooses to sell, and doubtless reach at least high xxx or even well into the x,xxx... even for a .info.
However, dui and diu in cantonese seem a lot more fun

Incidentally: We Canajuns all know 'dui' due to American tv; but up here in the ice and snow our legal abbreve is 'dwi', which stands for 'Driving While Intoxicated'.
I just KNOW this stuff. It's never happened to me. Honest.

 

[lovelylovely]

midxx names nice one needs development

 

[Travis]

Very good name, easily mid XXX.

 

[gazzip]

Nice name going on other .info sales I have seen posted at DNjournal I would say low x,xxx to the right enduser

It is a common term and could make a great info site.

 

[FanCube]

Very nice 3 letter. Resale value: mid xxx$ End user: low - mid x.xxx$

 

[verbster]

Come on, folks, DUI.info isn't DUI.com, but it sure beats having to recite the alphabet backwards while balanced on one foot and trying to pick your nose. People are going to type in DUI no matter the extension. That means tons of traffic. Could also be used as a portal to route to other attorneys, rehab, bailbonds, SR-22 insurance and all other kinds of possibilities, not counting all the greedy pinstripes (forgive me, counselors) who would pay through the nose to have that name point to their site. If it doesn't sell for at least low five figures, I didn't drink enough before breakfast.

 

[Mark]

Not bad of a man. Even though dui and diu means completely different things in cantonese. Dui = Yes, correct. Diu = ....... XD

I would say $75.

??????? If you have any 3 letter .info's - (With Great meaning BTW) lying around .... let me know please. I've seen even terrible letter combinations going for more than that with No meaning at all.

Nice domain - No doubt

If it were mine , It wouldn't be sold anyway :hehe: - But from a domaining POV , I probably wouldn't let it go for less than high xxx$ to low x,xxx range from a Development standpoint. If any current traffic - you'd have to add to the price.

Thanks -

 

[gazzip]

Come on, folks, DUI.info isn't DUI.com, but it sure beats having to recite the alphabet backwards while balanced on one foot and trying to pick your nose.

:lol: For Sure !

 

[btrader]

I think it is an excellent domain - end user $3,000 range.

 

[creekway]

Minimum reseller price would be high xxx, end user mid x,xxx.

 

[m66]

I'm going to develop the site myself -- when i could only find the time. I want to make it into a portal. I'm hoping that since the domain is "dui", although .info (which may get lesser ranking by google)...that I can somehow get it to the top of dui related searches.

For a Georgia section, where I practice, I can write my own articles, but I'm not even going to begin writing info about dui in other states. For other states I may just have links to important DUI websites, or get other lawyers to write it for free ad placement. dui.com gets top slots on the search engines, but that site is also quite extensive with information. It seems like it will be a huge project. If I can only make a good estimate of how much income I can earn from it, I'd get a better idea of how detailed and rich to make it. My guess is that most income would be earned from PPC ads.

 

[PS-NP]

Resell very high $xxx - low $x,xxx
Although to an end user I'm sure its worth mid to high $x,xxx if not more, especially to someone like yourself - in that field and knows what the potentional is.

However, you're not going to sell it on... a damn good decision. Definately develop it and optimize it for ppc ads. Some of the rates being paid for keywords relating to this kind of material is ashtonishing. A friend of mine is in the process of completing a site - home equity related - and I've seen the kind of rates he gets per click - some around $60-$70!! The site is not even complete and hes already made over $200 during the development period. So you see selling it is not the best thing here when you could probably pass the $xxx figures a month if you get the right key words/seo/promotions etc.

Good luck, I'm sure you'll do extremely well with it.