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closed Please Appraise Mortage.org

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Hi All,

any suggestions for price for Mortage.org ? It scores 17.000$ with Estibot...
I would appreciate your opinion.
 
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This is not a sales thread.
 
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I don't see any value here. It is a common mis-spell of mortgage. Does it receive any traffic? Maybe someone would want it to try and rank for the typo - good luck.
 
Sorry, I have seen equal posts as well. I changed the content....
 
unless it gets traffic for Mortgage typo, not much value.

However, if it is getting traffic then you need to set up a site for affiliate mortgage lenders.

Overall, I think the word is a great typo but it all hinges on traffic.
 
Mortage.com sold for 242,000$ (!!!) from dnjournal, mortage.asia for 2,300$ . Quite strange seems to me . But it has a 9,5$ CPC and 200,000+ exact searches, with round 40.000.000 google results. Quite a lot for typo
 
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That's because it is a premium typo .com.. No one types in Mortgage.org unless it was already an established site there...

Mortgage is a commonly misspelled word, so I bet that .com is making $xx,xxx in parking rev a year...

No purpose for a typo in any extension except .com... unless there is an established site on that extension... For example, a typo of Wikipedia.org would be killer..
 
Except for the fact that it would make zero point zero in PPC :)

Not exactly, only about 60% of Wikipedia traffic is search traffic. I know that is a lot, but they get a nice amount of type-ins...:cool:
 
Not exactly, only about 60% of Wikipedia traffic is search traffic. I know that is a lot, but they get a nice amount of type-ins...:cool:

The point is that wiki traffic would be difficult to monetize.
 
The point is that wiki traffic would be difficult to monetize.

Yeah, kinda true.... I thought you meant that most of their traffic was search traffic... But you right, pretty much penny clicks.... But depends on a lot of factors, because sometimes Google shows ads relevant to the users search history...
 
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