whats up with this estibot being the place to go thing
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whats up with this estibot being the place to go thing
Estibot is garbage{IMO} most of my 3000 domains are company end user domains ,I would like to offer them all at 15% of estibot value for the whole portfolio ,wholesaledrywall.com naturalstonework.com dependablemaids.com whiteglovecatering.com my typical type of domainsYes, we do get paid by Estibot.
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There are a lot of people who say that Estibot valuations are not accurate, are a waste of money, and that only gullible or naive domain name investors would use their service.
This is not true.
Experienced domain name investors use the Estibot service daily, but not primarily for the valuation — what you would expect if you were to look at the tool.
Experienced domain name investors use the tool to discover:
The first part of the brandable domain name, Estibot, is "esti", derived from the word estimation. It provides an order of magnitude estimation of the value of a domain name in most cases: exact match, generic, numeric, acronym, and alphanumerics. Estibot is not a good estimation tool for invented brandables or keyword brandable domain names.
- The order of magnitude valuation if it were to sell in a retail transaction.
- If any domain in a large list of for-sale domains is worth looking at in greater detail.
- The underlying critical data that shows domain name value, like exact match search volume, cost-per-click of advertising for the exact match search phrase, what other domain extensions are registered, and whether it has type-in traffic.
At no point should an experienced investor rely on an estimation of the value of a domain name. Critical thought always needs to be applied.
Hope that helps with your questions, Alcy.
I would be inclined to say all of the above if NamePros members provided realistic appraisals on requests, e.g. crappydomain.lol is "nothing less than $$$“ and poorgrammarreversedwords.com "a solid $$$$$ deal to the right buyer (that will absolutely never come)".So what are good alternatives to Estibot that people use? Google Keyword Planner, Namebio, RDAP Whois, Domaining Blogs, NamePros?