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- ALREADY SOLD ON FLIPPA IN THE PAST FOR 295$
- Starts: 40$
- Bid Increments: 2$
- May refuse bids from sellers with no feedback
- Auction ends 72h after last bid or if BIN is won.
- Payment: Paypal.
- BIN: TBA
- Registrar: Namecheap
- Expires at: Oct 6, 2017.
- Buyer is required to have a account at namecheap.com for an easy and free transfer/push. If you do not have a namecheap.com account, you can easily open a free one and if you have trouble creating one i will guide you through the process.
OnlineCourses.io
Appraised at 520.00$ (source epik.com)
Search on google: 110000 (source adwords)
Avg Search Results (keyword): 14,100,000 (source epik.com)
Word Tracker: 430
Average Monthly Searches: 60,885 (source epik.com)
Average Cost Per Click: $8.63 USD (source epik.com)
Doesn't expire till October 19, 2017.
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Highlights:
High value and brandable domain.
Two words, catchy and easy to remember.
Online Courses industry worth billions.
Generating traffic.
8.63$ CPC save lots of money in advertising
Redirect traffic.
Keyword with 110000 exact search's per month.
Already sold in the past at flippa for 295$ so you know theirs value.
Develop website.
Wait for higher appreciation value.
Resell it for a higher amount.
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Big opportunity for development, big potential, Big profits. You can do a search on google for online courses and see great number of companies that do millions on profit.
Onlinecourses.io has taste and it's classy.
You can be a information/education website just like onlinecourses.com and gain revenue via affiliate marketing.
You can also build onlinecourses.io into a professional brand like openlearning.com, futurelearn.com, alison.com, edx.org and coursera.org.
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“These new .io sites are almost artisanal in nature – small, well crafted and functional. It’s like a TLD for techies with taste.”
They are also short, sound good, and .io domains perform well in Google’s search results. The reason for this is because they’ve been added to the geotargetable domains list.
Microsoft bought Doc.io for $24,600, Elasticsearch just bought es.io for $30,000, cloud.io sold for $45,000 on Flippa, music.io sold on Flippa a couple weeks ago for $20,000, traffic.io sold on Flippa last week for $14,000, and fd.io, db.io, sports.io, mega.io, groups.io, etc.. recently sold for $10k+.
Domain Name Holdings also reported that they sold a .io domain in Q2 of 2015 for 6-figures.
A lot of the tech startups that use .io domains are now very successful businesses, further reinforcing the idea that companies that use .io domains are “in the know” and part of the sophisticated tech crowd.
Check out just some of these examples:
- And many more
Microsoft snapped up Doc.io for $24,600. Google owns Coupons.io, Yahoo owns Player.io, and Disney owns go.io, amongst others.
Even the US government is happy to use .io domains. And two US Presidential candidates are using .io domains – Hillary Clinton uses hrc.io and Mark Rubio uses rub.io!
Blog posts have been written on the new-found popularity of .io domains. Such as this post: The Rise of .io Domain Names for APIs.
Wikipedia also notes: “.io domains are popular with new startup companies.”
Check out this list of all of the amazing companies built with .io domains.
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