Liverpool Jobs dot com

[j13]

Does anyone have any opinions on value?

Thanks in advance

 

[accelerator]

I do think it's a good name. I would take a look round for similar sales, all I could find on NameBio.com is:

worcesterjobs.com $380 2008-08-28 sedo.com

but yours is better than that.

Rgds

 

[philiporchard]

It's the kind of domain you could build a business around - just take a look at cardiff jobs dot co dot uk...

Does anyone have any opinions on value?

Thanks in advance

 

[Frog]

It's the kind of domain you could build a business around - just take a look at cardiff jobs dot co dot uk...

Yeah but people in Cardiff actually want to work...

 

[OwnThisDomain.co.uk]

It's the kind of domain you could build a business around - just take a look at cardiff jobs dot co dot uk...

Yes, indeed. In addition, they are the current registrants for a number of JobsIn[cityname].com domains that all seem to show up as having been sold at Sedo for between $1,500-$2,500 over the last couple of years.

Following on from accelerator's post, RochesterJobs.com was reported in DNJournal selling for $7,500 at Afternic back in 2007 - clearly due to US not UK city interests. And DerbyJobs.com seems to have sold at SEDO in June 2009 for $633.65 or $800, depending on which database source you're looking at.

Best wishes, Richard

 

[Aaron Clifford]

Yeah but people in Cardiff actually want to work...

Ahahhaaaa

 

[Ashton]

There is a very successful company local to me that run several job sites, they charge from £199 for a listing and have lots of listings - a very successful business model to follow!

If you goto: Allchichesterjobs.com and click 'about us' at the top - you can see all the sites in their network (30 sites)

 

[j13]

Thanks for all the input guys really appreciate it

Love the cardiff jobs site! and Ashton yea thats definitely the way to go, think monster.com charge around the same.

@Frog lol, there's still 6600 people a month looking...even if the population is ~700,000!

for those that emailed and PM'ed I am looking to sell

 

[Marcoose]

I'd put the value at late hundreds - early 000. As ever, it all depends on who sees the ad at what time.