domain Over 1000 OVT

[kngavl]

So I found this domain, wont say what yet. Hand registered, brand new but it contains all the words as a search does that gets about 1500 searches a day. It's .com, fresh, how much could it be worth?
Like if people search black white red blue, then the domain is blackwhiteredblue.com.

 

[Alan Glennon]

If the ovt score includes the tld, then it has value. If not, it's probably worthless.

 

[kngavl]

What you mean if it includes the tld?
The search is exactly the same as domain name, minus the .com of course.
It's with music.

 

[John Doe]

OVT indicates monthly searches. Over 1000 daily means more than 30 000 OVT. You can check daily searches here http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/

Name must have some value, but appraisal is mission impossible unless you can show the name. Probably you don`t want to tell because you haven`t registered this domain yet. Btw, following forum rules you can ask appraisal only for names that you own.

 

[Devil_Dog]

Means nothing really, though. If they're searching for "james brown music lyrics" by the 1000's each day doesn't mean the jamesbrownmusiclyrics.com would be of any value.

 

[kngavl]

Oh I was not aware, yes I don't own it yet. And I mean to say 36000 OVT, I use wordtracker for my searches and it's the name of a song and artist.

 

[Alan Glennon]

Trademark names are not marketable to reputable resellers. Good luck.

... it's the name of a song and artist.

 

[John Doe]

Oh I was not aware, yes I don't own it yet. And I mean to say 36000 OVT, I use wordtracker for my searches and it's the name of a song and artist.

Well, value on such name depends mostly on PPC revenue you can generate via developed or parked site.

 

[kngavl]

All right thank you for your help, if anyone wants to know, the title contains a color and flag.

 

[Devil_Dog]

So I found this domain, wont say what yet. Hand registered, brand new

Oh I was not aware, yes I don't own it yet. .

Ok, so which one is it? You regged it, or not?

 

[Jeff]

What's the domain name?

-Jeff