Wanted: Domain Appraisal allemagne.co.uk

[orbitshow]

Any thoughts on value, and best way to develop?

34,500,000 exact local search.


Thanks,
Mody.

 

[Adam]

Allemagne only has 590 UK exact searches?

 

[orbitshow]

Allemagne only has 590 UK exact searches?

Search Overview:
Avg Search Results (keyword): 58,300,000
Avg Search Results (sld): 58,300,000

Average Monthly Search Stats - allemagne
Average Monthly Searches: 12,078
Average Cost Per Click: $0.73 USD
Average Ad Competition: high

again any thoughts on value?

 

[SystregSystreg is verified member.]

@ orbitshow, forget about this when you do a Google search for "allemagne":

Results 1 - 10 of about 34,400,000 for allemagne. (0.22 seconds)

It means nothing at all, you need to use something like the Google keyword tool, which is here:

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

Which as Adam points out about, for that search term on Google UK last month, there was this amount of local (ie in the UK) searches for that word:

[allemagne] 590

When using the keyword tool, make sure you have it set to Results are tailored to English, United Kingdom, if it's not, edit it to show that, then, from the drop down menu titled Match Type, it has to be set to "exact", then check your word/phrase to see how many times per month it's searched for on the UK version of Google.

 

[philiporchardphiliporchard is verified member.]

Haven't used this tool before...

So, 'jobs plymouth' would be 40,500?

 

[SystregSystreg is verified member.]

@ Philip, yes, that is correct:

[jobs plymouth] avg cpc = £1.21 - 40,500 exact local UK searches in February

 

[philiporchardphiliporchard is verified member.]

@ Philip, yes, that is correct:

[jobs plymouth] avg cpc = £1.21 - 40,500 exact local UK searches in February

Thanks - sounds like an ok number of searches. I'll have a play and see what other results come up for some of my other cities...

 

[orbitshow]

@ orbitshow, forget about this when you do a Google search for "allemagne":



It means nothing at all, you need to use something like the Google keyword tool, which is here:

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

Which as Adam points out about, for that search term on Google UK last month, there was this amount of local (ie in the UK) searches for that word:



When using the keyword tool, make sure you have it set to Results are tailored to English, United Kingdom, if it's not, edit it to show that, then, from the drop down menu titled Match Type, it has to be set to "exact", then check your word/phrase to see how many times per month it's searched for on the UK version of Google.

Thanks Systreg For Reply and tips
and Thanks Adam

but how much this domain equal?

Edit:

the value of the domain depend on the exact Search Volume only?

because i see names with large exact Search Volume but not Registered and in the same time there is very good name but have Little exact Search Volume

Exampel:
jewelryaccessories.co.uk

so on what depend the value?

 

[retired_member13]

Exampel:
jewelryaccessories.co.uk[/U][/B]

[jewelry accessories] doesn't mean anything in England, we use the word [jewellery]. [Jewelry] is the American spelling.

Also, [exampel] doesn't mean anything either

Best of luck with it though, and it'll get easier if you persevere.

 

[doodlebug]

Haven't used this tool before...

So, 'jobs plymouth' would be 40,500?

I am shocked :shock: that somebody with such quality domains as never used Google keyword before (have fun)

Value > reg fee sorry.

Orbit show why do you have so much red rep ?

 

[EdwinEdwin is verified member.]

allemagne.co.uk is not worth anything at all.

It's the French for Germany! So it's really only worth anything to the French (and they would want allemagne.fr or allemagne.com) or perhaps the German national tourist authority (again, they would be after the same .fr or .com domains).

It's worth noting - especially with non-English words - that Google's IP address/location detection is almost certainly not 100% accurate (it's well known that NO solution is 100% accurate when it comes to determining a site visitor's location). So if a term is not English at all, doesn't apply to the UK in any way, yet still gets a small amount of searches, it's very likely because of "leakage" in the location algorithm i.e. Google's counting as "UK visitors" some people who live in France!

Better luck next time.

 

[orbitshow]

Thanks For All Replay and Tips

 

[suzi]

Funnily enough I owned this at one time - can't remember how I got it, but I didn't ever renew the registration.