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Sameh

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- 2,130,000 Google results for ( "seo tools" )
- 6450 OVT
- Registered 2004
- Also, check Google Trends

i think everybody knows how seo tools are "hot" :)


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I like it a lot!

Could very well be a domain just showcasing DOT-US SEO techniques for US markets. Niche in a big category.

low xxx for the end user
 
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barcode said:
I like it a lot!

Could very well be a domain just showcasing DOT-US SEO techniques for US markets. Niche in a big category.

low xxx for the end user
Thank you ..

Any more ?
 
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EG,

Everyone knows that SEO is hot, and getting hotter. The importance of ranking well in Search engines, can save big $ in the long run vs PPC advertising. There are also plenty of sales comparables with they keyword SEO. The good ones range in the x,xxx neighborhood. However, the fact that this is a .us does hurt the value quite a bit. I would probably value this domain at < $150...

Good luck!

Justin
 
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500 $ at least

very good name keep it
gl
 
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I agree with Justin from NameBio.com.

The fact that this is a great keyword doesn't exempt if from the fact that is is associated with a .us extension. Simply not alot of demand for it.

I'd suggest developing and building a little traffic.

Great potential though!
Good luck! :imho:

-Rudy
 
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I'd say $500 or so.
 
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I like it but I think the TLD hurts.
For SEO I would prefer more global TLDs, in order: .com, .net, .org.
This is because SEO is usually not country-specific, you are aiming for the whole Internet.

Low $$$
 
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