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Volkspeed

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How much do you all think memory.com is worth?

Right now we sell the obvious- computer memory.

But our companies name is Alpha Memory. We were originally Alphamemory.com until we aquired memory.com.

Any comments are greatly appriciated.

Thank you.
 

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very versatile, great name ... $xx,xxx-xxx,xxx

nice site btw, how has it been doing for ya?
 

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agree, low to mid XXX,XXX
 

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The domain name itself is good, and would almost be certain to fetch some mid 5-figure with no problem. But with the site (AND brand) you created with this website, it is worth way much more than that. HOWEVER, those add-values have to be attached, and if once separated, the residual will probably go downhill quickly. And I wouldn't even think of selling memory.com unless you are also selling Alpha Memory (or at least the online e-commerce wing of it) at the same time, as it will definitely hurt the business and diminish your company to "just another" computer store.
 

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Volkspeed said:
Right now we sell the obvious- computer memory.

no need to do otherwise, that's what people are looking for

Searches done in August 2004
Count Search Term
150930 memory
90232 computer memory
58082 creative memory
31156 memory stick


Resale value about 5 years revenue

You could do a lot better with SEO, "computer memory" is half way down
the page and "memory stick" is not even there, thats 30,000 searches a month you are missing just with that term.
 

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Also would do well as a memorial site.
 

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great site.. develope Mid xxx,xxx to high xxx,xxx :) good luck!
 

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Excellent one word .com

US$35,000 to US$65,000 for reseller market.

US$150,000 to US$200,000 for right buyer.


Good luck.



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Very nice name. If I had it avaliable would pay upwards of 200K U.S.
 

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Atleast $50000 today. A pharma company working om memory improvement drugs may pay mid to high six figures for this fantastic domain. Goodluck.

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Thank you all for the replies. Sorry I did not get online sooner. We are going to re-develop the site from scratch as out ecommerce system is outdated and kind of slow. We have being doing pretty good actually, but I know we can do alot better.

We will be doing SEO on the site in the coming weeks. Does anyone know of a good performing ecommerce shopping cart?

Again, thank you for all the nice replies.

-Angel Arvizu
 

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Results 1 - 10 of about 68,300,000 for memory google

150930 memory overture or 407 memory.com

multi purpose domain name. Instant business on the internet. Very profitable industry.

Wholesale xxxxx

Retail xxxxxx

This domain name is of the highest quailty. I vote for you...
 

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At least $50.00. No more than $10,000,000. I'll pay you $100 for it? :ok:

The only problem is that it is difficult to remember. :-D

Okay, all kidding aside, this is a great domain! I would consider its value presently at $150,000.
 

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i believe i sent you an offer for it a while back for something in the $80k
range. i might even sent a few offers, can't remember.

it's a great domain. i'm launching a memory store in 3 weeks and
have developed an interesting system that will pretty much automate
a large portion of the work involved.

i'd like to get in touch with you when you get a chance.

[email protected], ICQ: 172491617

i may also be interested in leasing the domain.

thanks!
luc l.
 

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Awsome name no doubt but the Overture numbers aren't too impressive.
 

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Low 6-figures for sure right now ... with a little patience and effort, it could likely fetch mid 6-figures.

To get into the 7-figure range, the type-in traffic would likely need to be in the 10000+ range minimum and/or the domain would likely need be monetized well already.

In regards to redesign ... simplify the pages ... minimize use of java script, etc - this makes for fast loading and easier, more accurate search engine indexing.

Speaking of SEO ... DO NOT hire any SEO company without doing a lot of research on them ... some use very questionable tactics that can cause one's site to be suspended/banned from google, etc.

Something you can update right away are your keywords ... that alone won't make much difference, but combined with redoing the text of your site will help greatly.

You are using the term "memory" way too much. Less is sometimes better than more when it comes to keywords.

Do a search for "memory" in google and look at the 1st and 2nd results ... notice they use the term "memory" too, but not all that much; they use a wide variety of memory related terms.

Hope this helps.

Ron
 
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