Wanted: Domain Appraisal cheap cars

[grantwgrantw is verified member.]

Struggling to come up with a price for this one. Google search figures are screwed up. Any ideas?

.co.uk - hyphenated

Cheers, Grant

 

[Retired_member41]

Would be interested to see if £354 sounds right?

 

[grantwgrantw is verified member.]

Would be interested to see if £354 sounds right?

I'm guessing the offer is from you Caz?

 

[Retired_member41]

Ooh its not an offer sorry.

Just an apprisal based upon a set of formulas ive been given to use.

Hence why I was wondering if it fell within the realm of what you were after.

Some things make sense as to what I'm told, but some dont, so the only way to find out is to ask.

 

[grantwgrantw is verified member.]

Had an offer last night of £300 + VAT (£354) from someone in Manchester so assumed it was you as you're in Salford and valued it at the exact offer.

Grant

 

[domainseller200]

Ha ha ha ha ha awesome !!!! £354 lol

I can see why you are struggling to value it mate but I would say mid £x,xxx - low £xx,xxx to right person / end user

I wouldn't say the G search figures are screwed up, it is definatly a widely searched phrase imo

 

[grantwgrantw is verified member.]

Yeh, it's a tough one.

I say the figures are screwed as I'm seeing the same figure for local and global searches (301k).

Cheers, Grant

 

[Retired_member41]

Ahh I can see why you thought that now.

No not me or my partner, I have PM'd you.

 

[PredPred is verified member.]

tbh i would have said low xxx reseller because of the hyphen
i dont see an enduser buying and branding it up because of the hyphen
more of a reseller buyer that may build out or as a satellite site to build traffic to feed a bigger site/better name
just my 2p

 

[max99x]

the hyphen dramatically cuts it value, still nice tho, high £xxx

 

[WaftyCrank]

Does anyone have any examples hyphenated domains that have made good sales based on the domain alone?

If not then I guess the higher value the domain will have will be entirely based on the revenue it generates from a developed website.

 

[acceleratoraccelerator is verified member.]

Does anyone have any examples hyphenated domains that have made good sales based on the domain alone?

There have been some I'm sure, but I can't remember them. Take a look at domainprices.co.uk and you'll find some if you search on common terms.

Rgds

 

[GreyWing]

Does anyone have any examples hyphenated domains that have made good sales based on the domain alone?

I sold one at 4.5k (Domain Only), although don't want to say what it was as buyer was on here.

 

[domainseller200]

United-Kingdom.co.uk sold for £9,999 in Aug 2009

engagement-rings.co.uk sold for £7,000 in Jul 2009

I have also paid upto £5k for certain hyphened names myself

 

[ratboy]

I bought used-cars.co.uk and paid a bit for it. I think for purely seo/development purposes they are OK, just never going to be top dollar are they! An end user would always want the non-hypen, and then perhaps add the hypenated one as a bonus, but it would always command less.

 

[grantwgrantw is verified member.]

Thanks for all the replies chaps, so far I'm seeing a value of somewhere between low £xxx and low £xx,xxx

Grant

 

[JimmyDomain]

Proportionally speaking, anyone have an idea what the hyphenated would be worth compared to the non-hyphenated?

1/5? 1/10?

 

[SFSF is verified member.]

Reseller £500 - £5,000
End user £2,000 - £10,000

If it was without the dash then it should be priced at around £100,000.

 

[domainseller200]

Reseller £500 - £5,000
End user £2,000 - £10,000

If it was without the dash then it should be priced at around £100,000.

Spot on imo