domain InsuranceMarket.com

[Brandon Diggs]

Has been branded with logos and some social network usernames.

 

[Dave]

I would take it. But before it I would put in Sedo or Flippa auction to see if I would get a better offer.

No no no. At this price level do not do that. You risk pissing off the potential buyer.

That is my opinion only but I think many others would agree with me.

 

[DPankaew]

I think this is a $25,000 - $40,000 name to an end user. On wholesale market (NameJet / GoDaddy / NamePros) I'm guessing it's a $2,000 - $3,500 name.

 

[nothere]

They are a lot of aff links available to monetize. Pay for some articles and milk it via affiliate links? I know Google screwed small sites but maybe...

$100,000+ name IMO. Now, no one may offer it but it's well worth it

 

[Shackleton]

Is it you that is launching an insurance portal? That's a perfect name. Big bucks.

 

[cooljub]

Great name.. very usable for a massively profitable marketplace. Best of luck with it

 

[Brandon Diggs]

Thank you for the feedback.

 

[Brandon Diggs]

Interesting. Originally registered back in 1997. Did you get this on the aftermarket? Drop? Just curious.

Thank you. I actually purchased this one off Godaddy a couple of years back.

 

[Vatsal Patel]

Nice Name Mate. Hold this domain for some time don't let this domain go for wholesale price.

 

[nothere]

Thank you for your response. I hadn't considered insurance company interest as a pricing factor.

Probably best for a blog about the market. Finding high priced ads will definitely not be a problem

 

[Josh R]

People so easily say its a 6 figure or high 5 figure name which is fair... BUT, it may never get an offer higher than what a domain investor would pay. Just because it's worth 50K + it doesn't mean you'll ever get an offer for more than 10-15K ish...

Since you've been sitting on it for a few years, you probably have a better idea than anyone. How many inquires or offers have you received on it?

50K+ would be a great sale IMO.

6 figures would be a jackpot.

 

[frank-germany]

People so easily say its a 6 figure or high 5 figure name which is fair... BUT, it may never get an offer higher than what a domain investor would pay. Just because it's worth 50K + it doesn't mean you'll ever get an offer for more than 10-15K ish...

Since you've been sitting on it for a few years, you probably have a better idea than anyone. How many inquires or offers have you received on it?

50K+ would be a great sale IMO.

6 figures would be a jackpot.

it doesn't matter how long you own a domain
it doesn't matter how many inquiries it had in the past

all it matters is
its there for the right buyer paying the right amount

which is 6 figures USD

 

[Brandon Diggs]

Thank you very much for your input.

 

[Brandon Diggs]

It is. Thank you for your feedback.

 

[Brandon Diggs]

Thank you.

 

[johname]

Very nice! insurancesupermarket.com sold for 15k ten years ago so you can some factoring for years and such. Good Luck

 

[Brandon Diggs]

^

 

[DomainLift]

Catagory killer name IMO huge industry xxxxx-xxxxxx

 

[Hemanttilotia]

I like Insurancemart Better, but Thats Used By Someone.

 

[Brandon Diggs]

Catagory killer name IMO huge industry xxxxx-xxxxxx

Thank you for your feedback.

 

[Brandon Diggs]

They are a lot of aff links available to monetize. Pay for some articles and milk it via affiliate links? I know Google screwed small sites but maybe...

$100,000+ name IMO. Now, no one may offer it but it's well worth it

$100,000 would be great . Thanks for the feedback.

 

[Brandon Diggs]

I like Insurancemart Better, but Thats Used By Someone.

Thanks for the info.

 

[fitkhan]

Great domain IMO. High xx,xxx to six figure value.

 

[trap3]

$xxx,xxx to an end user.

 

[EHGdomains]

Interesting. Originally registered back in 1997. Did you get this on the aftermarket? Drop? Just curious.