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Stats: WaterHeater.org
Keyword search volume (exact) - 90,500
CPC advertising price - $1.67
Traffic (Compete.com) - 0
Application: Ecommerce site selling water heaters.
Strengths: high search volume, high commercialization
Weakness: .org TLD
Comparable Sales w/ Stats:
Domain - Sales Price - Date
WaterPurifiers.com - $17,000 - May 2009
OutdoorHeater.com - $5,000 - Feb 2009
TapWater.org - $2,000 - Jun 2009
WaterFoundation.org - $1,688 - Feb 2009
WaterTower.org - $1,111 - Sept 2006
WaterQuality.org - $951 - Aug 2008
Fair Market Value: $4,000 - $8,000 USD
The above value represents the domains fair market value. Keep in mind that certain end users might purchase a domain name for far more or less than its fair market value.
Keyword search volume (exact) - 90,500
CPC advertising price - $1.67
Traffic (Compete.com) - 0
Application: Ecommerce site selling water heaters.
Strengths: high search volume, high commercialization
Weakness: .org TLD
Comparable Sales w/ Stats:
Domain - Sales Price - Date
WaterPurifiers.com - $17,000 - May 2009
OutdoorHeater.com - $5,000 - Feb 2009
TapWater.org - $2,000 - Jun 2009
WaterFoundation.org - $1,688 - Feb 2009
WaterTower.org - $1,111 - Sept 2006
WaterQuality.org - $951 - Aug 2008
Fair Market Value: $4,000 - $8,000 USD
The above value represents the domains fair market value. Keep in mind that certain end users might purchase a domain name for far more or less than its fair market value.
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