When it comes to the domain buying selling game. How do you value typo domains?

usually that little traffic wouldnt really be of interest/value - unless the domain itself referred to something specifically relevant to something i´d considered building anyway.

Just sold a 600 hit / month paysite typo for $500 with no effort.

should have sold to me for $550

So...if a 600/typein goes for 500....that means blonddes with 1/typein goes for round 0,8usd....right?

Nope, he said per month. So blonddes would go for 500/20 = 25 USD.

Yeah thats right

I also said I sold with no effort, as in hey this is $500 and somebody bought it. If you notice the big domain people around here hardsell their domains for weeks, months, or even years. I'm sure I could have found someone to give me much more but I wasn't interested in looking for them.

Chad did the right thing...agree!

You sold too cheap.

You don't answer emails.

hes too busy feeding his family

you mean 'talking' to seaside prostitutes?

Send it again. I try to answer them all, but if the names suck, I don't make it a priority.

Can we get back on the topic "pretty please"


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kazaalite would sell, go mail the owners of the spyware ridden p2p systerms, you know like suprnova.com

It's the same one I mentioned above. Typo of a common phrase that is also a paysite.

Well in the future, ICQ me as he does not by typos but I do.

icq 166708909

If anyone has TYPEINS or TYPOS, please send them to me, I might be buying paul AT massivedollars.com (protected with spamarrest)

I don't think there is a neat & tidy formula to answer your question. Lots of factors to consider, with each domain being unique. For example, there is less risk with a generic typo as compared to a TM/squatting issue.

As a buyer of a typo domain, I would assess value based on how easily I could monetize the traffic. I would prefer to see revenue stats from the current owner, in addition to vanilla traffic stats. If the current owner wasn't making money off the name, I would have to determine why. Unless the owner wasn't too bright or experienced, this would be a big red flag. The best case scenario is the owner IS making money off the domain, he just needs to liquidate it to finance another project - or pay his rent.

As a seller of a typo domain, I would have the best idea of the value of the name because I would know firsthand the traffic and earnings. Based on the traffic niche (adult, casino, mp3's, etc.) you could assign a multiple to go with the revenue you are currently earning off the domain, and discount it for risk if needed, assuming it was not generic in nature.

A lot of typo domains are sold in private or on forums where the name isn't publicly displayed. People are sensitive to not letting the domain get indexed by search bots, nor do they want to draw any attention to their ownership of such a name. This would not apply to a domain like blonddes.com, but rather to a high revenue earning misspelling of a major brand. This would impact value not only because of the risk factor in owning the name, but also because you have a smaller marketplace.

Like any other domain, the value of a typo is ultimately what you can sell it for... but this will be heavily influenced by its earnings potential and the risk factor in owning the name.

All IMHO.