Originally posted by realed
We need to spend $5 million this month on domains and/or sites
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*sigh*
here I am hunting for small revenue domains lolMedia Buyer - Sell me your traffic!
FREE to register domains...
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Originally posted by rml1608El Presidente
Do you still own cyberbitches.com ? lol
That was my first pay site ever I remember getti9ng checks for $1500 - $2,000 a week from you when I was 18 years old shitting my pants, LOL !
Hope all is well in ?? honduras.com ?? ;)
DomBuyer, I have transexaul - sure it doesn't get as many type-ins as you want but it's some sure fire targetted traffic if dealt with properly. hit me up at ryan1978 at insightbb dot com if you're interested.. if not cool
BTW someone has to want TooTaboo.com
Would fit one particular buyer well... LOL !
Wow, Hi there Ryan,
I remember the Camaro and the Apartment LOL
All is well and as far as that domain well............
Yes, I still have CyberBitches.com, want to turn it into a paysite again?
You did very well with it
Great to hear from you

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Good to run into you again J
God the designs I did for cyberbitches.com bring back some hilarious memories... I couldn't even do tables than yet that damn site converted at like 1:150 consistently lol ... BEFORE Video feeds were even on paysites for free ;)ICQ : 253483920
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By the way you can see the ass end of that Camaro right here
http://www.teamcybermed.com/2005/ryan2.jpg
:D :D :D
SOB Is totally restored top to bottom, 40 miles on it ... Every time I drive 10 miles the radiator overheats hahaha... Someone fucked something up along the way. Can't wait till we figure out what it is, that sob sounds like it has a jet engine in her ;)ICQ : 253483920
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Originally posted by DomBuyerNothing today Taboo, but lots of goodies in the works for next week.
re: gambling.com selling for $20,000,000
http://www.gfy.com/showthread.php?t=465001
would you consider this a true domain sale or site/business sale?
taking into consideration pure type-in traffic leading to their own custom ppc landing pages, I would still consider it a true domain sale. what's your opinion?
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I analyzed gambling.com on another site (or maybe in KRL's thread). Compare the expected traffic from Overture, with its Alexa ranking, and that'll tell you it's more than a domain sale. Significant traffic is coming from links and it's email database (I get emails from them multiple times per week).I buy good domain names. Send lists to George (at) LOFFS.comComment
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so based on your analysis, what price do you value the domain at? half? less?Originally posted by GeorgeKI analyzed gambling.com on another site (or maybe in KRL's thread). Compare the expected traffic from Overture, with its Alexa ranking, and that'll tell you it's more than a domain sale. Significant traffic is coming from links and it's email database (I get emails from them multiple times per week).Comment
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There's a wide error-bar, to guesstimate the true type-in traffic. If we knew that precisely, we can make a better estimate.
But, my number for the domain by itself (i.e. if it didn't have all the incoming links, which could disappear now that they've shifted to PPC, and without the content and email database) would be between $7 million and $10 million. I'd say less than 1/3rd of their traffic is from type-ins at present, so I'm using a bigger multiplier as part of my calculations.
I have gambling domains that combine for more Overture in total than gambling.com, and that would be my estimate for my own set, sold to a retail buyer.
To a big extent, I think the buyer paid a fairly low multiplier if you look at current income ($3 million/yr). But, if you are of the opinion that only a fraction of that value was due to type-ins (as I am), and attach a higher mulitplier to the underlying type-in value (as that is by definition less risky), and then attach a lower multiplier to the "links" value, and then add in a value to the e-mail database and website content, it might seem more like a fair deal.
As domainers, what's most interesting is the multiplier to the true underlying type-ins, I would think. With Marchex's UltSearch purchase, we know that number. With this deal, we can only guess, but I would say it was more like 15 or 20x, which is excellent. I know when I'm selling domains, I'm not excited by 7 times. I rarely sell domains, but when I do, the multipliers are a LOT higher (except in a couple of rare instances when I wanted to fund a bigger transaction).I buy good domain names. Send lists to George (at) LOFFS.comComment
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Originally posted by GeorgeKThere's a wide error-bar, to guesstimate the true type-in traffic. If we knew that precisely, we can make a better estimate.
But, my number for the domain by itself (i.e. if it didn't have all the incoming links, which could disappear now that they've shifted to PPC, and without the content and email database) would be between $7 million and $10 million. I'd say less than 1/3rd of their traffic is from type-ins at present, so I'm using a bigger multiplier as part of my calculations.
I have gambling domains that combine for more Overture in total than gambling.com, and that would be my estimate for my own set, sold to a retail buyer.
To a big extent, I think the buyer paid a fairly low multiplier if you look at current income ($3 million/yr). But, if you are of the opinion that only a fraction of that value was due to type-ins (as I am), and attach a higher mulitplier to the underlying type-in value (as that is by definition less risky), and then attach a lower multiplier to the "links" value, and then add in a value to the e-mail database and website content, it might seem more like a fair deal.
As domainers, what's most interesting is the multiplier to the true underlying type-ins, I would think. With Marchex's UltSearch purchase, we know that number. With this deal, we can only guess, but I would say it was more like 15 or 20x, which is excellent. I know when I'm selling domains, I'm not excited by 7 times. I rarely sell domains, but when I do, the multipliers are a LOT higher (except in a couple of rare instances when I wanted to fund a bigger transaction).
damn, great post.
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I don't think you can calculate the name's value just on the basis of numbers.
There comes a point where you buy yourself a pillar in an industry simply by the sheer enormity of the purchase and significance of the declaration.
You can be certain that the buyer started with a semi-rational calculation of its value and as the process wore on, upped their bid to a much higher multiple. That's how a player thinks.
What's interesting to me is how underreported the sale is: I would have wrung a lot of publicity out of it, tied it into an opening cross promotion right in the release, and watched as the first couple of million got covered by it all.
Either way, kablam! Is it worth it? Who knows?
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I troll boards like this looking for copywrite and trademark infringement.Originally posted by realedFranck, I have said it many many times before... your post count says it all....
Please post some of your domains. Give us a laugh...
You seem very interested in everything i post. What is it you do exactly?
britenyspears.com - 150 type-ins per day
cgoogle.com - 250 per day
ciicards.com - 30 per day
eltonjhon.com - 15 per day
cartoonnetwirk.com - 25 per day
nudebritney - 15 per day
nflk.com - 10 per day
jeneferlopez.com - 50 per day
joefoxxx.com - 350 per day
mailyahooo.com - 20 per day
searcgals.com - 25 per day
starwarshabro.com - 250 per day
You are in violation of 12 trademarks. You are to cease and desist using these domains and refrain from making any money trying to sell them.
Regards,
V_RocKs (trademark infrindgement)Comment
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If you look at PartyPoker.com's Overture, one can get a sense of how much marketing $$$$ (lots of tv ads) has been spent to build up that branding.
That's the alternative way to look at things. One can always brand an empty vessel, instead of buying a type-in domain name.....that'll always create an upper-boundary to domain valuations, at least at the high-end, amongst rational buyers.
But, as DomBuyer stated, sometimes it can become an emotional purchase....just like a nervous bachelor forking over 2 month's salary for a diamond ring!
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heh, you own funnyshit.com? i sold that to jordan a while back.
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Here are some of my domain names:
medicalreality.com
bigtgps.com
adult-webpage.com
xxx-blogs.com
There are over a thousand others listed on my site Nicdo.
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how do you tell the difference?Originally posted by DomBuyerNO .net's please.
Bookmarked traffic does not count as type-ins.This dog, is dog, a dog, good dog, way dog, to dog, keep dog, an dog, idiot dog, busy dog, for dog, 20 dog, seconds dog!
Now read without the word dog.Comment
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The same people showing up on the hit log? The domain name being previously a developed website? I am not sure but I know with the domain names he is buying he should be able to tell just by the nameOriginally posted by SleazyDreamhow do you tell the difference?Comment
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Pretty much! LOL.Originally posted by Fake Nickso , you basically are looking for idiots who dont know how good a domain they have ?Comment

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