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Wanted: Domain Appraisal appraisal: approval.co.uk

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I have some interest in this name...

What should I ask for??
 
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There is residual type in traffic without any promotion. Few tens per day up to more sometimes.
 
I can see the end-user appeal in it, especially for a Lloyds, DNV, BSI, BVQI or TUV type organisation who issue approvals so possibly £x,xxx to an end-user. There are a number of these companies their business is issuing 'approvals' and there is competition in the market but you could wait long enough to get an offer.

To another domainer, it's a single word but not the strongest of generics and I wouldn't imagine affiliate possibilities are great so low £xxx.

TBH I don't know much so don't give too much weight to my opinion ;)
 
when I looked at some of the sold domains....I could see that I have a strong keyword with a great deal of branding and with the likely tightening of leding restrictions, getting approval may be harder.

1. connected.co.uk - £80k
2. reviews.co.uk - £38k
3. codes.co.uk - £30k?
4. hero.co.uk - £20k
5. ebaby.co.uk - £15k
6. fashionista.co.uk - £10k
7. roommate.co.uk - £8.5k
8. plumbingsupplies.co.uk - £6k
9. btp.co.uk - £6k
10. tcl.co.uk - £5.5k
 
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