Offers High-Keyword Domains | 1M Search Volume - Brötchenbacken.de

[TLD_Domain]

Dear DNForum members,

Are you looking to acquire Top-Keyword domain names with massive search volume ? Look no further! I am offering three premium domains that could be perfect for your business needs:

• Schaukelbank.de (with 10,000 monthly search volume)
• Brötchenbacken.de (with 100,000 monthly search volume)
• Hallenbad.net (with 1,000,000 monthly search volume)

These domains have been carefully selected as high-Search Volume keywords in their respective niches. By acquiring one or more of these domains, you could potentially tap into a large and targeted market, driving more traffic and sales to your website.

If you are interested in learning more or making an offer, please don't hesitate to contact me. I am open to negotiation and would be happy to discuss potential deals.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best regards,
TLD_Domain

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Hi

do you have traffic stats for those names?

Thanks

 

[TLD_Domain]

Hi

do you have traffic stats for those names?

Thanks

Hello, the sites are currently not set up or parked so I cant give you traffic stats for the domains we focus on 1-word Keyword domains so the name is already Nr.1 Keyword for the topic Such as - Hallenbad - Schaukelbank - Brötchenbacken.

Stats for the Keywords or Google trends can ofc always be provided the mentioned Search volume is German only due to the domains beeing German domains.

Hi

You cannot make the claim, that these domains receive "high traffic", when you don't have statistics as proof.

Thanks for the clarification.

Thx for the info The Info was talking about the Search-Volume i have fixed my error and Edited it.

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Are you looking to acquire high-traffic domain names

Hello, the sites are currently not set up or parked so I cant give you traffic stats for the domains

Hi

You cannot make the claim, that these domains receive "high traffic", when you don't have statistics as proof.

Thanks for the clarification.