Wanted: Domain Appraisal Please appraise vacation-deal.com

[hutchbat]

Does this one have any value ?

vacation-deal.com

Thanks

 

[hutchbat]

Any thoughts please ?

 

[hutchbat]

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[Nova]

I'm new to all this so I won't price it as it would be a stab in the dark but the sale of the name, or if you did build a site it would be best aimed at the us market as " vacation" isn't a term often used in the UK.

 

[hutchbat]

I'm new to all this so I won't price it as it would be a stab in the dark but the sale of the name, or if you did build a site it would be best aimed at the us market as " vacation" isn't a term often used in the UK.

thanks nova ! i'm wondering if it worthes any $$ without development

 

[markb]

I cant see much if any value at all in it, as just a domain name, but i'm no expert.

 

[Bailey]

Hi hutchbat.

On the face of it this domain does seem to hold some value (even with the hyphen) in .com.

I would spend an hour or two looking at all the stats for the term. then try to draw your own conclusions as to value or post-it for appraisal on an American orientated domain board.

Most are willing and indeed pretty good experts in giving off-the-shelf valuations on "English" terms on Acorn. But, it needs American eyeballs to give you a fair judgement on this one

 

[hutchbat]

Hi hutchbat.

On the face of it this domain does seem to hold some value (even with the hyphen) in .com.

I would spend an hour or two looking at all the stats for the term. then try to draw your own conclusions as to value or post-it for appraisal on an American orientated domain board.

Most are willing and indeed pretty good experts in giving off-the-shelf valuations on "English" terms on Acorn. But, it needs American eyeballs to give you a fair judgement on this one

Thank you, i'm just don't understand if i suppose to buy dot net and dot info domains with hyphen .. i found few names with over 50.000 exact search annd high CPC

Should i ??

 

[Bailey]

NO -In general avoid hyphens outside of good country-level or .com.

(as a weird side note)
If you go to valuate.com, just to look at the cpc, and frequency. you also get to see a valuation that puts yours at a 5x multiplier to the non hyphenated.

Hutchbat - you sound pretty new to domains. there really is no easy short-cut to understanding the logic and processes at work in domains. Experience which will come depending on the work your willing to put in. Best of luck

 

[hutchbat]

NO -In general avoid hyphens outside of good country-level or .com.

(as a weird side note)
If you go to valuate.com, just to look at the cpc, and frequency. you also get to see a valuation that puts yours at a 5x multiplier to the non hyphenated.

Hutchbat - you sound pretty new to domains. there really is no easy short-cut to understanding the logic and processes at work in domains. Experience which will come depending on the work your willing to put in. Best of luck

I thought i can buid some good-keyword.info or good-keywork.net ( of course keywords with a lot of traffic and high CPC ) and rank them well.

So i think i'll be away from those domains ! i'm a professional web developer and i'm starting my freelance career ! and a passive income free frew websites will be great for me.

@Baily, @Nova, @Markb : Thank you very much for help

 

[Systreg]

Re the vacation-deal.com domain, if you're not going to do anything with it, you could approach the owners of the same domain on the .net

They have their domain parked, but the Who-Is details for that domain show it's owned by an vacation company, might be worth a shot to see if they have any interest in the .com, their email address is in the Who-Is.

 

[Bailey]

Re the vacation-deal.com domain, if you're not going to do anything with it, you could approach the owners of the same domain on the .net

They have their domain parked, but the Who-Is details for that domain show it's owned by an vacation company.

That of course could also explain how the weird stats at "valuate" came about


Thats what I like about domains/domaining you get to play Sherlock Holmes every day. And So much more fun than those "murder mystery weekends"