domain No more NamePros for me.

[RU]

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[Airship]

Hey, too long and .website isn't popular or valuable. A "SEO Website" also means nothing.

SEO.website would be better, but still not great.

Try and get a refund.

 

[RU]

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[Airship]

I'm not saying you won't sell it, but it doesn't get me excited.

It has good keywords, but it's quite long.

Who agrees with me?

 

[RU]

but it quite long.

this domain for SEO reasons, not for people

 

[Airship]

I see what you mean. In that case I'd say it could be worth low $xxx. Good luck.

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

It may be for seo purposes, not for people, but your asking people its value and that is zero.
Buy domains has the .com
That means someone droped it
They reg a lot of names i drop.
At least they are cheap.website names
Go to godaddy it says forget the other candidates, stick to .com
Good advice right on their homepage

 

[dordomai]

for SEO purposes it is worthless because many other exact match domains are available.

SearchEngineOptimization.gdn costs just $1.

https://www.dynadot.com/domain/search.html?domain=SearchEngineOptimization.gdn&search=

 

[RU]

for SEO purposes it is worthless because many other exact match domains are available.

SearchEngineOptimization.gdn costs just $1.

https://www.dynadot.com/domain/search.html?domain=SearchEngineOptimization.gdn&search=

what is "gdn"? it looks like a crap.

.website - keyword
SEO + .website - makes sense.

 

[Airship]

Only a spammer would buy it and only an idiot would click on it

 

[dordomai]

what is "gdn"? it looks like a crap.

.website - keyword
SEO + .website - makes sense.

you said it is for SEO reasons not for people. .gdn works equally well for SEO.

people hardly search for "website search engine optimization" or "search engine optimization website"

It's not a valuable phrase.

It's like saying "European Software programming courses websites" is valuable. It makes sense but people don't search for it.

 

[Airship]

SEO changed on Google a few years ago. Bing and Yahoo still prioritise keywords on domains, but Google care more about content and visitors. How ironic!

I've changed my mind, refund.

 

[RU]

Is this forum full of nTLD haters only?