domain Wrestling.info in Spanish - LUCHA dot INFO

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I own Wrestling.info in Spanish (LUCHA dot INFO). I am wondering what you would appraise that name at.

Appraisals & comments appreciated!

 

[-Adam-]

Do you get any traffic with this? I have been seeing an increase in several Spanish names but the extension always leaves me wondering if people are typing it in or surfing to it. I know wrestling is a huge sport with that country but I honestly have no idea with Spanish related names although I do think this one is a wise investment.

 

[holyroller]

I own Wrestling.info in Spanish (LUCHA dot INFO). I am wondering what you would appraise that name at.

Appraisals & comments appreciated!

I quite like this .info. There is also a cartoon called Mucha Lucha.

The extension doesn't do a lot of favours to it, but the word has a reasonable amount of monthly searches.

Mid - high $xx to a reseller.

Low $xxx to an end user.

 

[seraphimarts]

I concur with holyroller. I've seen a definite uptick in values and sales for Spanish language domains and have brokered the sale of two in the last month (one which was a quick turn-around from a expiry).

However, I think you're stuck dealing with the challenges of any .info. They have potential, but are more dev dependent (imho) than .com/.net.

The raw domain then I would expect/would price at circa $10-20 wholesale and $30-50 for a development end user. If the domain were developed and seo'd into a stats/fan site with a forum that saw decent user traffic, I'd be willing to significantly up the ante based on traffic/membership volume.

 

[holyroller]

I concur with holyroller. I've seen a definite uptick in values and sales for Spanish language domains and have brokered the sale of two in the last month (one which was a quick turn-around from a expiry).

However, I think you're stuck dealing with the challenges of any .info. They have potential, but are more dev dependent (imho) than .com/.net.

The raw domain then I would expect/would price at circa $10-20 wholesale and $30-50 for a development end user. If the domain were developed and seo'd into a stats/fan site with a forum that saw decent user traffic, I'd be willing to significantly up the ante based on traffic/membership volume.

I develop a lot of .info names and have noticed more recently that google favours them if they have been regged for 2 years +. Development is definitely the key though. My advice, develop into a small site focusing on some of the main keywords and make sure its regged till at least 2010. Get some quality links to the site and wait for a few months and see how its doing.