what would you pay for this domain?

[fvaldes]

ok, the domain is in spanish and it is a single word.

Obviously I wont mention it but it is along these lines ( but in spanish ):

diamonds.com
wines.com

you get the picture....


there is nothing built there and I do have a good connection to resale that same item the domain refers to.

 

[transistor]

reg fee

 

[fvaldes]

reg fee

come on man lol

the domain has an owner that is selling it.

 

[r_duke71]

Depends on your expected return and rate of return. Can't do the math for you.

 

[wickedDUDE]

How many type-ins does it get?

 

[RealMedia]

cheese.com?

 

[topoffers]

never more than a couple g's..

 

[fvaldes]

How many type-ins does it get?

id love to find that out. Care to shed some light on how to find out?

by the way, the seller wants $20,000

 

[(O_o)]

id love to find that out. Care to shed some light on how to find out?

by the way, the seller wants $20,000

uhh...

https://adwords.google.com/o/Target...000&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEAS#search.none

type in the spanish word and press enter and then come back and tell us the number.

 

[justo_tx]

cheese.com?

He said it was in Spanish so the domain would be queso.com

 

[wickedDUDE]

uhh...

https://adwords.google.com/o/Target...000&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEAS#search.none

type in the spanish word and press enter and then come back and tell us the number.

i meant browser type-in traffic...

fvaldes: you would have to ask the seller about type-in traffic. 20k is a lot if there is minimal traffic. If you have an idea for a great brand you could build around the domain then it might be worth it.

Are you sure people don't just search the English-equivalent term? Sometimes it's like this even in foreign countries. Do lots of research before shelling out that kind of cash.

 

[DrewClement]

uhh...

https://adwords.google.com/o/Target...000&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEAS#search.none

type in the spanish word and press enter and then come back and tell us the number.

son..i am disappoint

 

[sonicmikeb]

about 10% of what similar domains in English sold for

 

[zany zoroaster]

id love to find that out. Care to shed some light on how to find out?

You ask the seller to put your pixel on the domain for a week - then put a google analytics code on it or something. Tell the seller that this is important information for the sale, and without it you're missing a big chunk of the info you need to make this decision.
Its all about risk mitigation, and it doesn't cost a lot to do.

 

[avatar33]

about 10% of what similar domains in English sold for

that's ambitious... diamonds.com would go for 10 millions minimum, you're saying he could make 1 million with his Spanish one?

 

[sheep]

PM me the name and I'll give you some good domain advice

 

[fvaldes]

You ask the seller to put your pixel on the domain for a week - then put a google analytics code on it or something. Tell the seller that this is important information for the sale, and without it you're missing a big chunk of the info you need to make this decision.
Its all about risk mitigation, and it doesn't cost a lot to do.

Good advice here. Thx

 

[DeluxJonathon]

It all depends if you can build a site around it, and what the worth is to you. See if there is any type in traffic, what is the age of the domain?

 

[ItsYoBuddy]

it's pene.com isn't it?

 

[tencentpiece]

Depends on heaps of shit, amount of type in traffic is one measure but if he is going to build the site out it isn't the be all and end all.

Get the # of type in traffic, then check google traffic estimator and then give us an approx CPC that the search traffic goes for.

There is a big difference between diamonds.com and olives.com

Also as somebody else mentioned, make sure that people don't just search for the english equivalent (although this should become apparent with the type and traffic estimator data).