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closed How do you value your own domains?

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just curious how others determine the value of your domains... in the past i went by the extension, number of characters, market size of the domain's industry, how it sounded and how recallable it was, etc..

now since 90% of my portfolio is .com, and i focused on getting some decent .us, .info and .biz domains, my personal evaluation model has changed...

now, i first determine whether or not someone has put a snap on it (@10 of mine)

then by if the other extensions are taken, i have the .com ... and if others own the .net, .org etc. they will either bring me traffic or look to buy the domain.

just curious what other methods people use...

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great idea, i'll give it a try, thanks

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disclaimer: this was not a pathetic attempt to bring my post to the top, it was a bad attempt at a bad joke
 
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