I personally do not pay more than 8-12 months...traffic is a funny thing.
I know that some pay 3-5 years though.
I'd say the standard is 1-3 years.
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Register Today on DNForum IT'S FREE!I'm trying to gauge how much everyone will pay for a domain based on the monthly earnings? I've seen some people offer only 6-12 months and some people pay up to 5 years worth of expected revenue? Is there an industry standard these days that people will pay for a domain? (ie: domainname.com makes $50/mo, you paid/offered 24 months, $1200)
Thanks in advance
I think the norm is 8 to 10 years.
Otherwise most of domains will sell for peanuts!
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for generic .coms the price can go up to 10-15x annual revenue. The PPC industry only goes up and earnings increase steadily. This means that a person buying at x10 will get ROI in 6-7 years.
For generic typos, i think prices are around 36 months of revenue and for TM typos the current standard is 24 months of revenue
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Last edited by petrosc; 03-24-2007 at 01:55 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
All depends on the quality of the name, source of traffic etc.
Anywhere from 6 months to 15 years+
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