domain organic.estate

[nevermind]

Dear all,

what would you think about possible price for organic.estate ?

Acquisition Reason: aimed at finding an end-user interested in domain name development
Markets: eco-tourism / bio-tourism sites / places of interest, eco travel online/offline businesses, organic farms, biodynamic / organic wineries, eco-food shops, real-estate agencies
Traffic: insignificant
Revenue: insignificant
Age: February 2015
Miscellaneous: Estibot' estimate is USD 860

Thanks for your time!

 

[.NJ]

OrganicEstate.com is owned by a domainer and for sale at $2,288.

It obviously hasn't sold and for a reason.

If an enduser is looking to buy, they are going for the .com first.

You would be second in line.

I would go back to the drawing board with this one.

Reg-fee

 

[slader23]

Look, its not the greatest .estate name and there aren't really any comps. With that said you could sell this name for low x,xxx if you outbound any relevant businesses. Don't listen to the idomainappraisal guy, he doesn't know how to appraise, quoting things like number of search results is completely irrelevant when looking at brandable domains. Work hard marketing the name because if you just sit and wait, you will be disappointed.

 

[nevermind]

You better have a .com or down the road investors will laugh at you with any tld but .com

Laugh now, but one day we'll be in charge )))

 

[Brands.International]

Exactly as you wrote, end users are here : eco-tourism / bio-tourism sites / places of interest, eco travel online/offline businesses, organic farms, biodynamic / organic wineries, eco-food shops, real-estate agencies

But, it is new gTLD and you will have to approach them imo. If they like it, anything starting 2k-8k is possible.

 

[nevermind]

If they like it, anything starting 2k-8k is possible.

many thanks for optimistic view

 

[Casey L]

OrganicEstate.com is owned by a domainer and for sale at $2,288.

It obviously hasn't sold and for a reason.

If an enduser is looking to buy, they are going for the .com first.

You would be second in line.

I would go back to the drawing board with this one.

Reg-fee

I wish more people made appraisals like this; educated and practical

 

[Brands.International]

OrganicEstate.com is owned by a domainer and for sale at $2,288.

It obviously hasn't sold and for a reason.

If an enduser is looking to buy, they are going for the .com first.

You would be second in line.

I would go back to the drawing board with this one.

Reg-fee

This argument is less and less valid as times goes by. Read here, mainly post 77

It happens more and more that end user goes for new gTLD, and ignore the unregistered names in .com, ,net, .org, etc.

 

[idomainappraisal]

LOL

there's not one industry keyword .com open for registration

period

so there is no legit example of any tld having a high value registration and the .com being 'open'

LOL

 

[Brands.International]

LOL

there's not one industry keyword .com open for registration

period

so there is no legit example of any tld having a high value registration and the .com being 'open'

LOL

But the .com is not open in organic.estate..it is registered and asking price is 2 288 USD..it is very possible that if end user really like this phrase (organic estate) he would rather go for organic.estate and would pay more then 2288 for it. At he post above, I just wanted to show that we can not automatically say that because there is .com version of the name available at the market at some asking price, new gTLD version will not sell, or will sell for less..it is simply not true

 

[Brands.International]

organic.com value MILLIONS

organic.tld not much most tld's

organic.estate DOG nothing

Sure, but that does not relate to what we are discussing here..I am comparing organic.estate with organicestate.com, not with organic.com

And organic.estate makes sense for right end user, it has decent value.

 

[comati]

I am comparing organic.estate with organicestate.com, not with organic.com

exactly!

i have a single .estate name ... the com version (LLLLestate.com) is for sale for $2400, w/o estate (LLLL.com) was sold for 9.5 mil back in 2007

 

[Brands.International]

you think 2-8k

when the name drops next year you can register it for a reg fee

that would be too much IMO

Definitely, if it happens to drop, I will register it

 

[Brands.International]

The only tld you can get real investor money in and then do an IPO is .com

Now some people are throwing minor money at all these tld's, none will every become an IPO

If you are going to put your time and money into something, it may as well be .com since then you can maximize what you are doing.

If you are looking to blow 10 to 30 bucks all day on dog rockets in all these tld's, great, maybe you churn a few and make some coin, you won't have investors and you won't have an IPO and you won't have a company.

Any tld over 3 letters is a joke, oh look I got fu.estate

or 99.estate

You use .estate on TV or Radio in real advertising and guess what, the public says WTF is .estate

You do know most people are morons right, they can't even find their browsers url box to type in a domain name, they get spoon fed where they go by Google and Facebook and Twitter or any other app they have on their idiot phones.

So keep churning all these tld's, none are worth investing real money into

None will every amount to anything

Yet you might sell some tld's for xxx most of the time, yawn, oh a few sold for xxxx and wow once in a blue moon 1 out 100K of them sell for xx,xxx

That's if the sales are even real and not someone tied to the tld doing fake sales

Let's see 1997 the world was all about the 'net'

Oh CNN and AOL are selling banners 40 bucks for 1M ads (1M is 1,000 in advertising)

So guess what a ton of stuff was built and some got lots of traffic since the Net was wide open and easy to manipulate then and guess what NO ONE WAS BUYING ADS it was all FAKE and that crashed the .com bubble

I know, I had over 1 MILLION people a day to my first network and when I put up a sign, ads for sale they didn't sell at any price, AOL and CNN where doing FAKE SALES between them

So keep quoting 'sales' figures, none of it is audited and it could be one person with 2 accounts and all of the speculators believe the fake sales because they want to believe it

.estate is weak tld with only a few property terms relevant to it and maybe a few insurance and legal terms

It has NO VALUE the whole tld for any type of real life marketing, only .com can cross over TV/Radio to the Net, the other tld's are all advertising losers now

The .co test by Overture proved it, they wasted MILLIONS on branding O.co and guess what, they found out over 50% of the public typed in O.com and got an error message

LOL

So no big money will ever be spent now on any .tld for marketing that means no .tld will ever replace .com

If it isn't .com you can't raise squat from investors, but maybe some people are parting with minor money to buy into the waste of time that any tld is besides .com

.estate actually sells pretty well. Not all sales are reported in namebio or similar venues. I am personally aware of few very nice high XXXX sales from 2016, which were not reported. I say it again, organic. estate has decent value. I am not sure if you have any experience with new gTLDs, but you give very long negative appraisals and you can not give up on that, it seems

 

[Sentry.MBA]

there is also building.estate that would probably sell better than organic.estate just saying

bing results
28,700,000 RESULTS

yahoo results
29,100,000 results

Google results
29,100,000 results

 

[Sentry.MBA]

so now registration in low grade tld's is 'buying' a domain name

you registered a decent term for the .estate tld, but you will be lucky to ever sell it for 10x's your investment

to me if you can't make 100x or 1000x or more on a domain name quickly, it's not a speculation name which all these tld's are

so a few great terms are natural fits for some tld's and then your 25 bucks goes to 2500 or 25K

that is a tiny amount of natural keywords for all these new tld's

most are dog rockets that won't fetch 10x your dough that means under 250 bucks

so if you gonna chase lottery tickets, chase the high return ones, building.estate is okay, but it's a low grade play 10x max not 100x or 1Kx times your registration fee

now if you could do ten of these 10x a day and sell them all in 24 hours, you made some pocket change

but the reality is you will be lucky to sell any of these 10x flips

good luck though, I like building.estate 1000% more than organic.estate the name is a near fit for the tld

I'm still a beginner so any profit would be good enough for me really

 

[nevermind]

just in case: the domain is on SEDO auction right now

 

[idomainappraisal]

no value, .estate has a few natural keywords related to real estate or legal/insurance terms

and those keywords are dogs since there is zero investment money to develop in .estate tld

now organic is a nice keyword and we've developed in that niche

the project is a natural organic lab with a bunch of organic products

thus far they own 30+ domains

all were hand reg's

the development dough is going into marketing not domain names

they got a few brandable .coms and they got their lab name .com

2nd round funding is being shopped and it's now 10M plus to get involved

so I have an end user and if he came to me with an .estate tld I would LAUGH AT THEM

zero value for organic

 

[Casey L]

This argument is less and less valid as times goes by. Read here, mainly post 77

It happens more and more that end user goes for new gTLD, and ignore the unregistered names in .com, ,net, .org, etc.

But the .com is not open in organic.estate..it is registered and asking price is 2 288 USD..it is very possible that if end user really like this phrase (organic estate) he would rather go for organic.estate and would pay more then 2288 for it. At he post above, I just wanted to show that we can not automatically say that because there is .com version of the name available at the market at some asking price, new gTLD version will not sell, or will sell for less..it is simply not true

You contradicted yourself, in that example the .com is taken and in use. In this example, the .com is for sale, and in no world would an educated end user pay more for a ntld than the price the .com is available

 

[idomainappraisal]

organic.com value MILLIONS

organic.tld not much most tld's

organic.estate DOG nothing

 

[idomainappraisal]

OMG organic estate .com

that has zero value too

no such thing

organic estate

WTF

 

[nevermind]

OMG organic estate .com

that has zero value too

no such thing

organic estate

WTF

68M Google searche results, yeah, no such thing, like U.F.O. ))))

 

[Brands.International]

This discussion @idomainappraisal is really enlightening
Do you invest in new gTLDs and have a experience with them?

 

[nevermind]

just a small example of non-existing thing )))

 

[idomainappraisal]

Try searching for "organic estate"

45K pages

In terms of search pop, that low number mans it technically doesn't exist

I bet "phoney baloney" has more pages

haha

organic estate some made up term for sales pop that is nothing really

yep phoney baloney is 49K almost 10% more pages than "organic estate"