DubDubDubDot said:Serious developers do not use hyphened domains. Best case is probably a security software affiliate webmaster playing the PPC game. So mid-$xx tops.
bmugford said:Hyphenated domains are awesome to develop and very underrated (Look at the hypenated sales thread). As long as they have decent Word Tracker, Google Results, and PPC Ads. This one does.
The hyphenated domain indexes the same way in Google. The downside is you won't get type in traffic. However, 2-3 Word Domains rarely get type in traffic in the first place. You will also lose some traffic to the non hyphen version
But, it is much easier to develop a domain with natural search, than to use a "Brandable" domain.
PPC Ads # 60
Max PPC Bid $4.4
PPC Income/day $132
Overture/mo 2244
Wordtracker/day 916
netzilla said:Good technical related terms but would be a lot more if it was "removal". I would say reg fee unless developed.
usa666 said:Personally as a webmaster / domainer. I wouldn't normally invest into a hyphenated name unless it was already developed.
I guess it all boils down to how competitive it is in that area. I do know that there are some extensions available for virusremover w/o hyphen
I also think it wouldn't be that hard to find 2 word hyphenated domains with similar search results.
wrc said:Virus-Removal.com (better than Virus-Remover) is on sale for $349...
Unfortunately for you, I am not missing anything. Virus-Removal is about 4x better.ericsr said:I think you may be missing the point of the value of the keywords
ericsr said:I think you may be missing the point of the value of the keywords
http://estibot.com/results.php?domain=Virus-Removal.com
http://estibot.com/results.php?domain=Virus-Remover.com
bgmv said:I dont think hes missing anything.
There are 9,900 "exact" searches for "virus remover" w/o a hyphen - with a hyphen it wouldnt get any type ins.
I say the value is about $10
netzilla said:Good technical related terms but would be a lot more if it was "removal". I would say reg fee unless developed.