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I want to take a little poll/survey here...I'm curious as to what the result will be.

On a scale of 1-100, how important would you rate the following things in the value a domain? (Please note that the total of all the items should add up to 100)

1. Number of search results on the keywords (on Google, MSN, Yahoo)
2. Backlinks (on Google, MSN, Yahoo)
3. Overture (without ext)
4. PageRank
5. Number of words / Length of words
6. Extension
7. Hyphens
 
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everything is depend of individual domain name. Where were domains without any backlinks or pageranks sold at high price. So you cant apply this to each domain, but normally all of this 7 points are important: the higher the better.

33 extention, 33 ovt, 33 everything else :)
 
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0 - Number of search results
3 - Backlinks
33 - Overture
0 - PageRank
0 - Number of words / Length of words
33 - Extension
32 - Hyphens (lack of)
 
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20 Number of search results on the keywords (on Google, MSN, Yahoo)
0 Backlinks (on Google, MSN, Yahoo)
0 Overture (without ext)
0 PageRank
20 Number of words / Length of words
40 Extension
20 Hyphens
 
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50- Number of search results
0 - Backlinks
10 - Overture
0 - PageRank
10 - Number of words / Length of words
30 - Extension
40 - Hyphens (lack of)
 
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10- Number of search results
20 - Backlinks
5 - Overture
5- PageRank
20 - Number of words / Length of words
20 - Extension
20 - Hyphens
 
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lmao, this thread is the classic example of why a domain could never be appraised. And thats beside the fact that none of you can add.. lol
 
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Different people are going to value different aspects of a domain in different ways. There are so many variables that it would be difficult to give a rating to each aspect.

And thats beside the fact that none of you can add.. lol

What's there to add? It's a scale from 1 to 100. ;)
 
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NameMogul.com said:
none of you can add.. lol

Only 1 set of figures was nowhere near adding up to 100%; the rest were okay (at least if you allow for rounding down).
 
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My scale:

Luck : 50
Marketing: 15
Brandable: 10
Traffic: 20
Statistics: 4
Wow : 1

Try it and win.
 
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I don't know why everyone is putting 0 for PageRank. Whenever I want to sell/appraise a domain, the first question is always "What's the PR?" . Personally, its not important to me. But it seems that everyone is only interested in a high PR domain.
 
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HI

2% 1. Number of search results on the keywords (on Google, MSN, Yahoo)
10% 2. Backlinks (on Google, MSN, Yahoo)
5% 3. Overture (without ext)
3% 4. PageRank
20% 5. Number of words / Length of words
60% 6. Extension
0% 7. Hyphens

Thanks
Tom Dahne
 
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Quality?

twist said:
I want to take a little poll/survey here...I'm curious as to what the result will be.

On a scale of 1-100, how important would you rate the following things in the value a domain? (Please note that the total of all the items should add up to 100)

1. Number of search results on the keywords (on Google, MSN, Yahoo)
2. Backlinks (on Google, MSN, Yahoo)
3. Overture (without ext)
4. PageRank
5. Number of words / Length of words
6. Extension
7. Hyphens

What happened to the "quality" of the keyword, or domain name?

Me:
Quality of keyword: 35%
Extension 45%
Search results 20%
Let's see , can I add, is that 100%?

If a domain has a billion on Google, we say "oh, but it doesn't have any Overture, no good".

If a domain has 800,000 on Overture, we say "oh, but low Google results, no good."

If a domain has high Google and Overture, we say "ah, but no PR, no good".

If a domain has high Pr, we say "oh ok, worth $XX.00!!!!!" Ha!!!

Who knows, I think it is really :

Luck : 100%!!!!!!!!!!!!

Frank
 
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