domain Mesothelial Cells dot org

[-EM-]

Hello,

What do you think about this domain. Medical niche.
Registered today :p
Taken in com/net/info/us All developed.
Global exact searches 1.6k CPC $28 and competition 0.04 (low competition)

:tu:

 

[Apex Domains]

Hello,

What do you think about this domain. Medical niche.
Registered today :p
Taken in com/net/info/us All developed.
Global exact searches 1.6k CPC $28 and competition 0.04 (low competition)

:tu:

Reg fee b/c of .org extension.

 

[ArielT]

$0, too specific

 

[-EM-]

$0, too specific

What do you mean by that?

 

[ArielT]

What do you mean by that?

That I don't imagine a website exclusively created for that subject in the practice, I think that subject would go in a more broad domain

But just my 2 cents

 

[iowadawg]

Might have that many searches, but really, not that darn many people would know what the word is.
I imagine the searches come from people at a mesothelioma site just finding out more info.

I again, .org....

At most reg fee.

 

[-EM-]

That I don't imagine a website exclusively created for that subject in the practice, I think that subject would go in a more broad domain

But just my 2 cents

Poker.com is also too specific, would it be $0 too? This is the first time I hear, a too specific keyword worth $0.
Anyway, I did a quick search for you.
dendriticcells.net sold for $850
dendritic-cells.com sold for $2.0k

 

[ArielT]

Poker.com is also too specific, would it be $0 too? This is the first time I hear, a too specific keyword worth $0.
Anyway, I did a quick search for you.
dendriticcells.net sold for $850
dendritic-cells.com sold for $2.0k

Well, I really didn't mean all specific domains worth $0, It's obvious this is not like this, what I tried to say is this is something specific and a subject is not so big as to justify create a web specialized in this, therefore would go better into a broad name

But, I admit I didn't use the right word indeed, my apologies

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erandi, I assume most of us are not in deep on that subject, so our appraisals could be a bit wrong

From now, I'll make a research before giving a appraisal for this kind of names

 

[.NJ]

I think the extension works well with the name, but the problem lies within the market for such a name.

I really can't see many jumping at the bit to snatch this one up.

I would say reg-fee to maybe low $xx to a motivated buyer.

All developed.
Global exact searches 1.6k CPC $28 and competition 0.04 (low competition)

I think you already answered yourself on where the value may be with this one.

Good Luck

 

[Arief WN]

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Global exact searches 1.6k
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Hi Erandi,

I'm just curious about how you find this name has Global [Exact] Searches about 1600/month...

Poker.com is also too specific, would it be $0 too? This is the first time I hear, a too specific keyword worth $0.
Anyway, I did a quick search for you.
dendriticcells.net sold for $850
dendritic-cells.com sold for $2.0k

What about this? :cy:

 

[-EM-]

Domains with high CPC just get developed and optimized to earn from adsense, kind of mini-sites.

@casualnames, Your results are for US not Global

Thanks for your opinions.

 

[namemarket]

Reg fee b/c of .org extension.

Disagree strongly, not with value but what you said about dot-org.

dot-org works great with health and disease names. In fact, it sometimes can even rival dot-com in typeins and traffic since the public is familiar with large dot-org websites in the health category.

 

[-EM-]

Ok, will put it on sale and will see how much it will go.

 

[Michael R.]

Ok, will put it on sale and will see how much it will go.

With such a high CPC and low competition, I think it can be very interesting to develop a minisite. Even with 2/3 clicks per year, the ROI will be huge.