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Spanish Language Domains

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No idea but picked up Gordita.net - ha ha (little fat girl)
 
gordita is also a mexican dish as i understand. never had one but i think it looks and tastes like a burrito:)
 
have a look on DEMENE.com forum for spanish language domains,:)
 
Thanks visit. I checked it out but I don't speak Spanish fluently. I couldn't follow the discussions.
esta bien, si soy también no muy bien en español. :)

I think the Spanish speaking market is undervalued. there are at least 360 million people speak this language, besides the Latin American market lately has grown considerably. My portfolio consists of about 50% of Spanish words, I make more sales with this names than any other. even idn domains sell well and raise more interest as before to years.
 
I've seen Spanish keywords hit xx,xxx. I can't give examples though. I think the market is blossoming and will prove to be quite lucrative.
 
I've been selling and turning down offers on Spanish domains for years now. Still plenty of room for growth in this market.
 
I got another one recently. Might you have some sales figures for comps? Are you concentrating on business names or just general terms?
 
I got another one recently. Might you have some sales figures for comps? Are you concentrating on business names or just general terms?

Most of the retail sales I see are in the $x,xxx range. Valores.com and ElHeraldo.com -- both in the mid to high $x,xxx -- are discussed here:

http://domainnamewire.com/2014/08/12/10-notable-sales-from-namejet-last-month-2/

They do go for more, though. For example, Moda.tv sold for $30,000 in June. And a handful of .MX domains (including .COM.MX) have been reported at or above $10k this summer.
 
Spanish & Portuguese generic keywords have been strong mediocre sellers from my experience. They are generally not of the same value as most English terms, but there is a decent (and I believe growing) market for them.
 
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