I sell the Domain
TryOutDive.com
Are you interested? Please send me a private Message or an Email: 84ck80n3 (@) gmail.com
TryOutDive.com
Are you interested? Please send me a private Message or an Email: 84ck80n3 (@) gmail.com
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Sure, since it's aged all of 13 days, has no back links, and google estimates zero traffic for the keywords in the URL, I'll pay whatever it costs to transfer the domain.
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Isn't domain squatting illegal?
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Nice try! :laughing:
Only if it belongs to a company, company trademark or existing known entity. This one definitely does not meet those standards. :bandit:
I've been valuing and buying domains for ages, I was being generous with my offer.
For anyone else considering buying any domains that aren't direct from a domain registrar, here are a few (of many) things to consider when buying a domain name:
• Age of domain. The longer the domain has been registered, the easier it is to make it rank. TryOutDive.com has been registered for 14 days, so no benefit here.
• Backlinks to a domain. The more high quality backlinks, the easier it is to rank. TryOutDive.com has zero backlinks.
• Social shares of a domain. If a domain already has social shares, it's easier to build social trust when launching your new site. TryOutDive.com has zero social shares.
• Search traffic based on keywords in the domain. If the keywords found in a domain have a high traffic potential, it can some times be easier to rank more quickly for those keywords. Both "Tryout dive" and "Try out dive" have zero estimated traffic according to Google.
• Brand value. This is the "OMG I just love this domain name and must have it!" part of it. So if you ignore all the objective reasons to buy/not buy a domain and instead prefer to go with subjective/non-quantifiable reasons, you can override all of the other things to consider when buying a domain.
I only buy domains direct from a registrar or ones that meet the above criteria (except the last one), so the value of this domain to anyone who understands SEO is whatever it would cost to transfer it (<$10), maybe if you're feeling generous throw in an extra $10 for the cost of the original registration.
Best of luck though, there are definitely plenty of people in this industry who don't know much about SEO/online marketing who may be more easily parted with their hard-earned money.
For anyone else considering buying any domains that aren't direct from a domain registrar, here are a few (of many) things to consider when buying a domain name:
• Age of domain. The longer the domain has been registered, the easier it is to make it rank. TryOutDive.com has been registered for 14 days, so no benefit here.
• Backlinks to a domain. The more high quality backlinks, the easier it is to rank. TryOutDive.com has zero backlinks.
• Social shares of a domain. If a domain already has social shares, it's easier to build social trust when launching your new site. TryOutDive.com has zero social shares.
• Search traffic based on keywords in the domain. If the keywords found in a domain have a high traffic potential, it can some times be easier to rank more quickly for those keywords. Both "Tryout dive" and "Try out dive" have zero estimated traffic according to Google.
• Brand value. This is the "OMG I just love this domain name and must have it!" part of it. So if you ignore all the objective reasons to buy/not buy a domain and instead prefer to go with subjective/non-quantifiable reasons, you can override all of the other things to consider when buying a domain.
I only buy domains direct from a registrar or ones that meet the above criteria (except the last one), so the value of this domain to anyone who understands SEO is whatever it would cost to transfer it (<$10), maybe if you're feeling generous throw in an extra $10 for the cost of the original registration.
Best of luck though, there are definitely plenty of people in this industry who don't know much about SEO/online marketing who may be more easily parted with their hard-earned money.
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In the 90s.... somebody bought the Domain sex-com....
Age of Domain? Brandnew!
Backlinks? Impossible!
SEO? Nobody knows about!
..... and he sold it for 13.000.000,-$
Almost the same with candy-com in 2009.... and many more Domains.
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It seems...
Age of Domain? Brandnew!
Backlinks? Impossible!
SEO? Nobody knows about!
..... and he sold it for 13.000.000,-$
Almost the same with candy-com in 2009.... and many more Domains.
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It seems...
...you have to look for a new Job!
You think you have sex.com or candy.com? Too cute. Delusional, but still kind of cute. I'll offer you the $9.95 this is (generously) worth:
tryoutdive.com website value - $9.95 - Net Valuator
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tryoutdive.com website value - $9.95 - Net Valuator
Caveat emptor
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I tried quite a few of my domains, terribly inaccurate on traffic data (not surprising), but got quite a few that were $XX,XXX or more.
---------- Post added June 26th, 2014 at 04:05 PM ----------
Try coffeecup.com, which is what hotdog.com redirects to:
coffeecup.com website value - $609,120.00 - Net Valuator
---------- Post added June 26th, 2014 at 04:15 PM ----------
And sex.com sold when it was 15 years old, had an established site, and plenty of backlinks, so there's really no grounds for comparison there.
---------- Post added June 26th, 2014 at 04:05 PM ----------
Try coffeecup.com, which is what hotdog.com redirects to:
coffeecup.com website value - $609,120.00 - Net Valuator
---------- Post added June 26th, 2014 at 04:15 PM ----------
And sex.com sold when it was 15 years old, had an established site, and plenty of backlinks, so there's really no grounds for comparison there.
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