What, if any, are the general values of a L-L-L dot com domains?
GoPC
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No clue. I get a couple of visitors to g-i-i.com everyday. Thats an odd one too.dagersh said:I seem to be getting the most traffic right now for H-O-O.com, about 6 visits per day. Aside from "hoo" as in owls, or as an acronym for "Head of Operations," I can't really imagine why it's getting traffic. Anyone know of another reason I'd be seeing traffic for this one?
Awesome! Should be interesting!BuyandSwap said:i do think L-L-L.coms have been making money behind are backs in revenue and sales
but for how long ?
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Now you gotta give some Love for L-L-L.coms
l-o-v.com Jul 2007 $2,000 http://www.sedo.com/auction/auction...=e&auction_id=13146&tracked=1&partnerid=14460
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dagersh said:I can't really imagine why it's getting traffic. Anyone know of another reason I'd be seeing traffic for this one?
GoPC said:The only thing I can see for sure is that regarding search traffic, engines like google simply do not SEE the dashes... so "a-b-c" is the same as "a b c" and "abc".
As for type-in traffic, I can't say for sure but other countries use dashes MUCH more casually than in the US, so there is natural traffic there. Add to that the fact that EVERY LLL is taken with many, if not most, of them simply parked pages... surfers are looking for "other" content.
Finally, as regular two and three word domains with any real value or use is becomming harder to buy and develope, I think companies that NEED domains are becoming more creative in their buying... in other words, rather than a two word that is a stretch to understand or brand, they are opting for hyphenated domains for more brand specific usage.
It's what they HAVE to do to get a domain that isn't being squated on.
In doing so, they are bringing hyphenated direct navigation more to the forefront of the business... therefore "training" the marketplace (ie: the surfer) to accept and use hyphens more frequently.
Since LLL owners rely on direct navigation from curious surfers for 100% of their type-in traffic, why is it so hard to believe that with these changes and habits forming in the user base, that direct type-ins with hyphens can't happen?
It obviously IS happening. Many of us are experiencing the natural traffic and revenues.
Continued success to those of us that could see the potential of these L-L-L dot coms.
GoPC
GoPC... you sly dog...GoPC said:Just picked up b-r-b and r-i-t
b-r-b is a common forum term for "be right back"... seems like a good one to have, considering the usage.
r-i-t is the name of World's #1 dye products... It's already getting traffic and more kudos to Parked.com for once again automatically finding the best keyword and the graphics WITHOUT my input. They are AWSOME!
GoPC
GoPC said:Just picked up b-r-b and r-i-t
b-r-b is a common forum term for "be right back"... seems like a good one to have, considering the usage.
The second page is even better!GoPC said:speaking of parked setting the keywords effectively... LOL... take a peek at one of my other snags.... b-j-s.com
Uh... warning, material not suited for all ages.
Now THAT'S funny!
GoPC
GoPC said:what about h-u-d or h-m-o.... what do they score? (Just curious)
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