domain Please Appraise Auto-InsuranceQuotes.net

[moneyman910]

Hello,
I have this Domain Auto-InsuranceQuotes.net

Global Monthly Search Volume for [ Auto Insurance Quotes ] - 201,000 [ Exact ]

Estimated Avg. CPC - 34.58$

High Competition.

Reseller & Endusers Please Appraise.

Thanks.

 

[RazorNF]

in my opinion, the hyphen kills it.

 

[moneyman910]

How could you say this ? I have seen that free-credit-report.com get Sold for $28,250 USD & still undeveloped. it have 2 Hyphens but sold at Great Rate.

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Any one for Appraise it ?

 

[gkjunior]

I will take a shot at this, my very first NamePros appraisal. How about a range of $500 - $1500
NameBio shows very few -.net sales but they have happened and your domain is as strong as some of the other sales. Good luck

 

[Blitz]

Those sales reported on Namebio are mostly names that went to auction and in the frenzy of an auction went pretty high. Highest one recently was cash-advance.net which reportly sold for $2k. The one you have you would have to go out and sell it imo, I don't think a buyer would come to you because of the hyphen. Value to a reseller (which most of us here are) undeveloped without traffic (but a $34 cpc :lala is probably low to high $$, enduser maybe low to high $$$.


With that amount of searches and cpc, throw on a minisite and see what happens. Make some $ while waiting for a sale. Check out Noomle.com, it is free and a great minisite tool. Tell'em Blitz sent you Good luck

 

[moneyman910]

Those sales reported on Namebio are mostly names that went to auction and in the frenzy of an auction went pretty high. Highest one recently was cash-advance.net which reportly sold for $2k. The one you have you would have to go out and sell it imo, I don't think a buyer would come to you because of the hyphen. Value to a reseller (which most of us here are) undeveloped without traffic (but a $34 cpc :lala is probably low to high $$, enduser maybe low to high $$$.


With that amount of searches and cpc, throw on a minisite and see what happens. Make some $ while waiting for a sale. Check out Noomle.com, it is free and a great minisite tool. Tell'em Blitz sent you Good luck

.net is Second Most Prefered Tld. It is getting 25%-30% of sales in compare to .com but Power of .net is not deniable.
As i have given a example of free-credit-report.com sold for $28,250. It is probably purchased by a Enduser but don't know why it is still undeveloped.

So it seems some time Hyphens attract Buyers [ Don't know for mine ].

I tried Sedo's Category Listing for one of my Domain but not get any Bid.
So Can anybody tell me that how can i find a Enduser for This one ? Can Sedo's Featured Listing have potential to find a potetial buyer for This domain ?

Thanks.

 

[gilescoley]

Sorry, I think the .net and the hyphen kills the name as well

I would take any offer that comes along

Good luck

 

[moneyman910]

Please Appraise

 

[navigator72]

I agree the hyphen kills it. Take an offer if you get one.

 

[moneyman910]

Some more Appraisals Please.

 

[ronald01]

It is a good name but for developing.Undeveloped in low-mid xx$ range.
I would develop this name and take the advantage of exact searches and high
CPC.Make a mini site or try something like Noomle and work on it and the value
will increase.

Good Luck,
Ron

 

[moneyman910]

It is a good name but for developing.Undeveloped in low-mid xx$ range.
I would develop this name and take the advantage of exact searches and high
CPC.Make a mini site or try something like Noomle and work on it and the value
will increase.

Good Luck,
Ron

Thanks ronald01 As you like This Domain May any Potenial Buyer Or End User got interest in it.:bingo:

 

[domains_for_sale]

First things first I would build a mini website maybe even syndicate from a leads system already in place. Once you've done that I would focus on content and optimization in the search engines. Once you see some traffic results from the search engines then you have some value and that is a huge selling point to end-users. Sometimes you have to do a little work in order to get the big bucks, but it can be worth it.

low $xxx's

Developed mid $x,xxx and maybe more depending on the traffic

I don't buy domains with hyphens very often but that was a good purchase. Good luck with it...

 

[kemjika11]

I'll appraise this name at low to high $xx

why? well IMO, the name is too long, has a hyphen in it, and its a .net.If you're able to find a really interested end user then probably very low to mid $xxx

 

[enlytend]

I don't see this as being an end user sale -

I'm going to go against prevailing domainer wisdom and say that in this case ONE hyphen is worse than two since it's a 3-word name. Would the average web user remember it correctly? How many people would try to put the hyphen after the 2nd word or put in 2 hyphens? It's just too "confusion-prone" for someone to build a primary business site on it, and the .net makes it even less attractive.

You may be able to sell it to someone who wants to develop a small site or use it for a paid search landing page and wants the keywords at the expense of the "unbalanced" hyphenation - maybe a couple hundred if you're fortunate enough to find that person.

 

[Smartphone]

I agree with above. You cant have one hyphen and no hyphen between the other two words.I cant see this being worth more then low xx , maybe mid xx to someone who has a plan for it but I dont think you will attract any enduser interest in this.

 

[moneyman910]

Any Appraisals ?

 

[Kaspian]

IMO around $50.

Good words, but it is too long. And I agree with the idea of a couple of previous posters that the hyphen is not in place here.

 

[DU]

I agree with above. You cant have one hyphen and no hyphen between the other two words.I cant see this being worth more then low xx , maybe mid xx to someone who has a plan for it but I dont think you will attract any enduser interest in this.

Ding.

No Hyphens. Two Hyphens. Ok. One?! Makes it uninteresting.

 

[CamMK27]

. As i have given a example of free-credit-report.com sold for $28,250. It is probably purchased by a Enduser but don't know why it is still undeveloped.

Thanks.

The biggest and dumbest thing I have seen is Brazil.Com ... The domain sold for $500,000 USD and still not even a parked page. Go figure. It has been a godaddy page since it was sold.. Now how the heck this person is even making any money.. I don't get it.


So You will see a lot of domains sold for high prices and have nothing going on? I don't get it...


As far as your domain. I think you are better off developing a site on it with some lead generation affiliate programs and adsense and build some traffic. You will make more money in the long run rather than just selling it for whatever price unless it is Very high which is most likely not happening.

You can generate $X,XXX/ month or even a year... alone from a developed site if you built one and built traffic.