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Having gone over this whole thread, I'll contribute by saying that once I glanced at the name, I was thinking ~$30k.
They're two solid keywords. But they'll take skill to monetize. I (or anyone here for that matter) could monetize a two keyword name like "Car Insurance" or "Cheap Airfare" with their eyes closed.
That's because those keywords
a) represent something tangible and relatively standard
b) have well-established affiliate infrastructure to make setting up the monetization strategy easy
c) go from start to finish in a relatively procedure transaction (for car insurance you enter your credentials and get contacted with a quote, for cheap airfare you enter when and where you want to go, how many passengers, etc.)
Body language is none of these things, as
a) it can mean so many things, while something like car insurance is relatively straightforward
b) having no immediate product associated with it, does not have a pre-built monetization system to suit the keywords
c) pointing to no particular product, going through with a transaction of some sort which monetizes the site will be a shot in the dark, unless you make it an ad farm trying to sell too many things and convert every possible viewer
Fortunately, these keywords are not junk. They so happen to have a direct application to things such as sales strategies, dating, and social skills.
Quite the mixed bag. This is where it gets complicated.
There's absolutely no doubt that the internet has changed everything I just mentioned. However, there is also no doubt that out of those three, the most monetized is dating.
So, if I were the owner of this name with an intent to develop it, I would do something to the effect of a review site for different body language guides, linking to clickbank products, and perhaps blog regularly to drive traffic.
But as I said... this will take skill to develop. It's no weekend project.
If you have a mid $xx,xxx offer, I'd take it. That could just be because I'm not about passive income, and would rather just get the lump sum.
They're two solid keywords. But they'll take skill to monetize. I (or anyone here for that matter) could monetize a two keyword name like "Car Insurance" or "Cheap Airfare" with their eyes closed.
That's because those keywords
a) represent something tangible and relatively standard
b) have well-established affiliate infrastructure to make setting up the monetization strategy easy
c) go from start to finish in a relatively procedure transaction (for car insurance you enter your credentials and get contacted with a quote, for cheap airfare you enter when and where you want to go, how many passengers, etc.)
Body language is none of these things, as
a) it can mean so many things, while something like car insurance is relatively straightforward
b) having no immediate product associated with it, does not have a pre-built monetization system to suit the keywords
c) pointing to no particular product, going through with a transaction of some sort which monetizes the site will be a shot in the dark, unless you make it an ad farm trying to sell too many things and convert every possible viewer
Fortunately, these keywords are not junk. They so happen to have a direct application to things such as sales strategies, dating, and social skills.
Quite the mixed bag. This is where it gets complicated.
There's absolutely no doubt that the internet has changed everything I just mentioned. However, there is also no doubt that out of those three, the most monetized is dating.
So, if I were the owner of this name with an intent to develop it, I would do something to the effect of a review site for different body language guides, linking to clickbank products, and perhaps blog regularly to drive traffic.
But as I said... this will take skill to develop. It's no weekend project.
If you have a mid $xx,xxx offer, I'd take it. That could just be because I'm not about passive income, and would rather just get the lump sum.
