Wanted: Domain Appraisal luxuryproperties.co.uk

[simon5ykes]

Hi eveyone,

Bit new to all this, just wondered if anyone had any ideas what this domain could be worth?

I also have pureluxury.co.uk which I was thinking of selling with it as a package, what are your thoughts?

Thanks in advance,

Simon.

 

[NigelNigel is verified member.]

Hi Simon

Welcome to the forum. The domains are nice names and I personally like pureluxury.co.uk the best. You can imagine lots of luxury goods manufacturers using that in a commercial. But (and its a BIG but) you may hold these domains for years without a nibble if you're looking to achieve a decent sale price. I've got a lot of these type of domains and they often don't earn their keep (i.e. the traffic is generally quite low and if you park them on a facility like sedo.co.uk they don't even return their renewal fees). I have sold a few nice non earners over the last couple of years but that is from quite a large portfolio. That is why I (and most other domain investors) now concentrate on good generic domains that return a decent pay-per-click revenue. That way you can build your portfolio and the pay-per-click income more than pays the renewal fees including funding the nice non-earners that may attract a major corporate buyer oneday.

To check the popularity of keywords have a look at the useful suggestions put up on this forum by Admin a few days ago. I personally use the uk overture tool most of the time and you will see that luxury properties is a search term but not that popular. Having said that who knows jaguar may be looking at your pureluxury domain right now! All the best.

Kind regards,

Nigel

 

[simon5ykes]

Nigel,

Thanks very much for your feedback, it was very helpful.

I have had quite a bit of interest on luxuryproperties.co.uk over the past few weeks since I put a simple holding page up stating that it may be for sale and was really wondering what kind of prices to start quoting people. I appreciate that to the right person/company it could generate a fairly good price.

Thanks again for your comments,

Simon.

 

[NigelNigel is verified member.]

Hi Simon,

My personal advice would be not to quote a price to them. Ask them to make an offer first. I was given this advice when I started and it has been good advice. I have on occasions been offered more than the price I would have indicated. If they insist that you quote a price then I generally inflate what I am looking for by two to three times. I have perhaps lost the odd sale but if someone is really keen they will at least tell you the maximum they will give. That's my way of dealing with sales - perhaps some others on the forum go about it another way. If so let's hope they post details here. All the best.

Kind regards,

Nigel