Question about a .com website name

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hi, i have searched the overture site to find keywords on a certain subject, and i found a 3 word search that had over 80,000+ searches in dec.05, and putting those three words together and making it a .com is STILL available.

my question is this

i know if you have the words of a search in your website name, it helps it to popup high in ranks (top 3 more or less). i want to know, with 80,000 searches in 1 month for that certain word combo, do you think its worth it to buy the .com and develop the site, add adsense, ect. or should i buy it and sell it?

i wont put the .com name up as someone might purchase it before i do, but i would like to know what you think about 80,000 searches for what the .com name would be.

ie: say you go to www.google.com and type in "your search here" ... my dot com would be www.yoursearchhere.com (obviously this isnt the one i am considering, but this is what i mean by it).

do you think it would be worth it at all, and would my website be at the top 3 most of the time, if i submit to search engines, get good meta tags, keywords, ect.

thanks for any insight.

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- Robb
 
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Buy it develop it atleast some and then sell it. You will make far more money on average that way.
 
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ok, ill more than likely sell the design and content also, so it wont just be the name, but the whole "brand" so to say...

thanks for the info.


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- Robb
 
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I think it would be worth to buy, but you can't guarantee the SE positions.
 
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thanks

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