Would you pay $100+ for a two-word hyphened .com?

[ezinestein]

I'm wondering if I could get a few of you to tell me what type of two-word hyphened .coms you would pay more than $100 for?

Like weight-loss.com or ???

Thx,
ez

 

[Rich]

The ones with high search volume and taken in other extensions, I'd easily spend 100$ on a name like out-source or kama-sutra even :tu:

 

[bmugford]

When dealing with end users I have found they are more open to one well placed hyphen than domainers are. There are some terms I would pay $X,XXX for.

If a term has high search volume, then it has huge advantage SEO wise also.

Brad

 

[ezinestein]

Thanks to both or you for your responses. Rep given.
What would you consider 'high' search volume in this case? Thx again.

 

[wrc]

I'm wondering if I could get a few of you to tell me what type of two-word hyphened .coms you would pay more than $100 for?

Like weight-loss.com or ???

Thx,
ez

Weight-loss.com is in the 5-figure range easily.

 

[RegFee]

Domain-Names.com? Yes
My-Gizmos.com? Nope

 

[Rich]

Thanks to both or you for your responses. What would you consider 'high' search volume in this case? Thx again.

I think anything above 10k searches a month would be sufficient. For 100$ I'd try and find the bargain, something catchy with higher than 25k search volume would be a nice grab, good luck

 

[ezinestein]

I think anything above 10k searches a month would be sufficient. For 100$ I'd try and find the bargain, something catchy with higher than 25k search volume would be a nice grab, good luck

Thanks to all again.

As for what I've quoted above... for that 10k searches a month... are you talking Google's Adwords tool... and do you mean broad, phrase or exact search?

Sorry for the additional questions. Rep given.

Thanks,
ez

 

[Rich]

Thanks to all again.

As for what I've quoted above... for that 10k searches a month... are you talking Google's Adwords tool... and do you mean broad, phrase or exact search?

Sorry for the additional questions. Rep given.

Thanks,
ez

yes G adwords tool, although I've never ran adwords I guess I've been using broad by default, I did not even notice the pulldown match type menu there :cy: Thanks for pointing that out, reps back at ya :D