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Reply With Quote"Exact match searches" should be used for the domain, not the keyword
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The world is going to end unless I find a worthy buyer for this Domain!!! It is a Guyana domain, which is a country in South America (possibly near where the Maya calender originated.)
Registered at Gandi.net (Open free account with Gandi.net send me the unique account name and I will push the domain to new owner)
Offers payable via Paypal or Escrow at Flippa
Average monthly Searches = 7 Million
Exact match Searches = 2 million and GROWING!!! Seen here: http://appraise.epik.com/www.2012.gy
Please make your bids known here: https://flippa.com/2636889-2012-gy-2...ing-no-reserve
Domaining is a game of Patience.
"Exact match searches" should be used for the domain, not the keyword
ergo, zero.Originally Posted by Acro
"Exact match searches" should be used for the domain, not the keyword
"Just a lot of embarrassment, embarrassed to be part of group of domainers who would do this to their fellow man.",
Condemnation of Mobee boys and investors by our precious Mother Theresa of Domaindom
Two fine four letter .com domains
Thank you for the correction."Exact match searches" should be used for the domain, not the keyword
But in my defense if I believed that the domain had 2 million searches I would have started bidding at $5000 not $500.
And the appraisal page at epik http://appraise.epik.com/www.2012.gy does clearly show that the 2 million is keyword search.
The tld .gy was only released to the international public in June-July and it has not gained traction, which it will as you can see on sedo the single letter domains have been sold for 4 figures.
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Sigh...Everybody's a comedian...Two fine four letter .com domains
Acro, if you can pull yourself from the "stand up routine" maybe you can tell me how much would you sell the 10.gy?
Domaining is a game of Patience.
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