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Please appraise!!!

SLIRALFROG.COM
SPIFALFROG.COM
SPIGALFROG.COM
SPIRALCROG.COM
SPIRALFGOG.COM
SPIRALFRLG.COM
SPIRALFRON.COM
SPIRALFROR.COM
SPIRALFROT.COM
SPIRALRROG.COM
SPIRALTROG.COM
SPIRAMFROG.COM
SPIRQLFROG.COM
SPIRZLFROG.COM
SPKRALFROG.COM
 
i dont understand...
spiral...SPKRAL...SPIRZL....what?? :faint:
0$, sorry...
 
SpiralFrog.com is a new leagal free mp3 ad-support download service due to start in December. These are all typo's of SpiralFrog.com
 
depends on if you could get decent TYPO traffic.
 
is there much traffic generated by typo's???
 
How would it not get typo traffic???
 
Potential TM issues...record companies are not shy to litigation...value= EV(PPC_Rev) - EV(Legal_Costs) = negative imho
 
for those typos: revenue for 1.5 years minus the reg fees for 2 years , thats your value..so...whats the traffic they are getting exactly?
 
These are all typo's of SpiralFrog.com
Many people misunderstand the meaning of TYPO. For instance, SPIRALFRON.COM is NOT really a typo of spiralfrog.com. Others like SPIRAMFROG.COM are VERY unlikely to be mistyped, making them of little value due to low (if not no) traffic. Good luck anyway.
 
most are worthless. excpet a few like SPIRALTROG.COM which could be good for th right end user.

Just my opinion
 
On all the domains I average out about £86 a month so far and SpiralDog.com is not up and running yet!
 
what is a typo for spiralfrog???
Typos are mistyped character strings (sequences) that are resulted from ... TYPING.

1. A, S, D, F, as well as J, K, L (and ";") are less likely to be mistyped, because they are where your fingers rest; even more so with D, F and J, K because your index and middle fingers are more sensitive than the other 2.

2. So the usual typos are coming from those letters on the upper and lower rows. Take SPIRALFROG as an example, P, I, R are easier victims. HOWEVER ...

3. When people mistype, they will SEE it on screen with their eyes (and therefore correct the error before going ahead). So we also have to take into consideration those letters which LOOKS less distinguishably different. For instance, I and U are relatively less distinguishable than O and I.

Accordingly, SPIRALFRON.COM is NOT a typo of SPIRALFROG.COM because VERY FEW would mistype G as N (they come from different HANDS, and the keys are not close enough). SPRIALFROG.COM on the other hand is a more likely candidate (though of a different category of typo) because RI and IAL are common character strings in English.

Hope this clarifies a bit. ;)
 
On all the domains I average out about £86 a month so far and SpiralDog.com is not up and running yet!

You say these names make £86 per month at Sedo?

What is the real site - spiralDog or Frog?
 
sorry real site is spiralfrog.com I keep mixing them up with the ones i own.
 
i doubt these names would make that per month. But who knows.
 
86/month? dude you're not even making $86 Canadian a month...stop lying
 
nameslave said:
A, S, D, F, as well as J, K, L (and ";") are less likely to be mistyped, because they are where your fingers rest; even more so with D, F and J, K because your index and middle fingers are more sensitive than the other 2.

Very interesting. I hadn't thought about this from a touch typing perspective yet.

Regarding A's, I thought I had observed that they are more frequently omitted than many other characters - (maybe because they occur fairly frequently and therefore might result in mechanically worn out keys, in addition to the the possibility that people might accidentally hit caps lock rather than a, without consequences for dns).

Anyway, my experience supports that a few idiosyncratic "thinkos", where they exist, occur far more frequently than true mechanical coordination mishaps.

Apart from that, it seems to me people are far more likely to omit a character rather than hit a neighbouring one. Even permutations, particularly of some pairs like ie/ei seem to happen more often than hitting some faraway key.

I'll look at my data again with touch typing in mind. I reckon a lot depends on your audience.
 
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