Wanted: Domain Appraisal Foottball

[hammatime]

got this domain almost 3 years now, misspelled of football
is it worth anything?

 

[Adam HAdam H is verified member.]

no

 

[acceleratoraccelerator is verified member.]

There might be some hope here, as there is a trend for "clever" use of letters for unique brands. However, this tends to be for .com names. I think in this case it's a bit of a long shot for selling as a brand, but its a possibility.

As a typo, you are best placed to work out value from traffic.

 

[spiderspider]

What extension is it? You don't say if its .com, .co.uk, etc etc

 

[websaway]

There might be some hope here, as there is a trend for "clever" use of letters for unique brands. However, this tends to be for .com names. I think in this case it's a bit of a long shot for selling as a brand, but its a possibility.

As a typo, you are best placed to work out value from traffic.

If you can find someone who has completely lost the plot why would they not just register footbball or futball

No value IMO

 

[hammatime]

What extension is it? You don't say if its .com, .co.uk, etc etc

It's a .co.uk

 

[RobMRobM is verified member.]

It's worth £0 + a multiple of its revenue. How much does it earn?

 

[foz]

Would avoid the made up stuff. Hard enough to sell the correctly spelt domains as it is.

 

[acceleratoraccelerator is verified member.]

Would avoid the made up stuff. Hard enough to sell the correctly spelt domains as it is.

That depends. In the .com some can do well, see BrandBucket.

 

[foz]

That depends. In the .com some can do well, see BrandBucket.

More luck, than a strategy. A lot would sit year after year.

If you look at reported sales, it's mostly all spelt correctly (90-95%).

 

[acceleratoraccelerator is verified member.]

More luck, than a strategy. A lot would sit year after year.

If you look at reported sales, it's mostly all spelt correctly (90-95%).

Selling brandables is a strategy ... you just need to get your pricing right ... i.e. be able to sell one or two at a high price to cover renewals of all the others. I accept most would sit year to year.

 

[bensdbensd is verified member.]

Selling brandables is a strategy ... you just need to get your pricing right ... i.e. be able to sell one or two at a high price to cover renewals of all the others. I accept most would sit year to year.

Can you give some examples of domains (and prices) you've sold using this strategy?