closed Payrollpreparation.com

[ggb]

Could you please value the above domain name. Thanks in advance.

 

[INFORG]

At least mid X,XXX to the right buyer but maybe up to 25-30K. Still going to be a tough sell. It isn't a phrase that rolls off the tongue, but payroll keywords are a high value niche and big business. Outsourced payroll services are only going to grow as the laws become more complex.

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

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who searches for such a phrase

besides, most businesses use payroll software

 

[Shane]

I agree with Biggie.

 

[ggb]

I agree with Biggie.

Thanks, but most small to midsized businesses use a payroll service and do not do it in house. Most don't have the expertise to handle all the rules, regulations and filing requirements along with the liabilities associated, especially when there are multi-state/city and localities involved.

 

[INFORG]

Hit up some big payroll service places and see if they have some interest. Looks like ADP owns about 800 domain names - you think any of those might be keyword domains?

 

[atomic]

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You best bet would be to sign up for ADP affiliate program and try to generate some leads... 170 searches a month not that bad for a B2B industry... But, probably not worth the trouble unless you can rank for the keyword.... Possible though with an EMD....

Good luck....

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Thanks, but most small to midsized businesses use a payroll service and do not do it in house. Most don't have the expertise to handle all the rules, regulations and filing requirements along with the liabilities associated, especially when there are multi-state/city and localities involved.

our company, with less than 300 employees, use ADP. While smaller companies may use QuickBooks, which can configure taxes rates, etc., based on several factors.
additionally, the correct term is "payroll processing", as "payroll preparation" implies only a portion of the task has been done.

imo...

 

[ggb]

our company, with less than 300 employees, use ADP. While smaller companies may use QuickBooks, which can configure taxes rates, etc., based on several factors.
additionally, the correct term is "payroll processing", as "payroll preparation" implies only a portion of the task has been done.

imo...

Thanks, processing is a better term.