Best domain to buy

[krest]

I have been in the domain industry for a while and there are so many things that i still dont understand. Most profession domainer will say buy rich keyword domains which high volume of searches. But when you check the weekly domain sales at dnjournal you will discover that most domains that top the sales chart are not keyword domains. Most of the names that sell for top dollar are brandable domains that dont make sense. From what i have learnt brandable domains are like gamble.... so my question is how do someone buy a domain and what kind of domain is best to buy ?

 

[cbk]

Short Generic terms have gained the highest resale, not brand domain names.

Buy the keyword rich domains if the generics is unavailable of the topics you desire and money is an issue. Resale profit is a little lower. ( Most domainers)

Buy the generic if money is not an issue. Resale profit could be a lot higher. (Most domainers goal )


http://www.domaining.com/topsales/

 

[grawmaster]

In my opinion, it depends on finding the end-user who is willing to pay for a good domain.
You can find the end-user by getting E-mail lists of potential end-users for each domain.
You may use software which has lead generator function to find E-mail.

 

[krest]

Thanks CKB for that link, but for me money is an issue. Although i aspire to enter the 5-7 figure range but i have a start some where. I have purchase some keywords domains that are still waiting to sell. So in my case what domains should i go for?

 

[silentg]

1. dictionary terms (.com/.net/.org)
2. Keyword domains (min. 500 exact searches)
3. CVCV, LLL (.com/.net/.org)
4. NNNN.com domains
5. Sayings (ex. FightIt.com)
6. Brandable domains (Buy it if you can afford to keep them longer.)

Check for the recent sales here: http://dnsaleprice.com before buying domains.

 

[cbk]

Thanks CKB for that link, but for me money is an issue. Although i aspire to enter the 5-7 figure range but i have a start some where. I have purchase some keywords domains that are still waiting to sell. So in my case what domains should i go for?

Don't just wait be a little more proactive.

You should GO FOR domains that are hot topics, domains that interest you, domains that you have experience related too, and domains with lots of potential end users.

 

[krest]

1. dictionary terms (.com/.net/.org)
2. Keyword domains (min. 500 exact searches)
3. CVCV, LLL (.com/.net/.org)
4. NNNN.com domains
5. Sayings (ex. FightIt.com)
6. Brandable domains (Buy it if you can afford to keep them longer.)

Check for the recent sales here: http://dnsaleprice.com before buying domains.

what do you mean by CVCV and NNNN.com?

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

what do you mean by CVCV and NNNN.com?

i think you should do more reading, before you spend another dime!

 

[silentg]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consonant
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vowel
Ex. domains: HOFU.com, DONA.com

NNNN.com = Numeric domains Ex: 8888.com

 

[krest]

i just an advice from a professional domainer that i should invest into domain with a min of 1000 exact search and PPC above $1. I have found domains within that fall into range, but i discover that although their CPC is high but nobody is actually paying for the ads. Do you think its worth buying?

 

[elevatoria]

i just an advice from a professional domainer that i should invest into domain with a min of 1000 exact search and PPC above $1. I have found domains within that fall into range, but i discover that although their CPC is high but nobody is actually paying for the ads. Do you think its worth buying?

Krest
You also need to consider the niche and find what people realy want then look for the keyword reach of say 1000 and cpc should be reasonable $1 plus; though percentage defers. Cheers.

 

[Mark Talbot]

Please dont buy weirdly worded phrases that dont make sense and then try to sell them.

Buy dogfood,...not fooddog, just because it has the keywords.