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closed Were.ca
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These types of words are tough to appraise.
On the plus side, it's one dictionary word, commonly
used, and only 4 letters.
On the negative side, there is no 'were' product
or service, nobody sells 'were', so as a marketing
word how does one use this? If you look up 'were'
on google, you get 440 million results, but NO
sponsor ads, so it is not a money-making keyword.
I would rather own homeloans.ca or musicdownloads.ca,
even though they are longer with more letters and two
words, they have much more marketing power.
Still, it's one word, 4 letters, so I'd appraise at
$50 to $200, might have more value to people who like
to collect dictionary words.
On the plus side, it's one dictionary word, commonly
used, and only 4 letters.
On the negative side, there is no 'were' product
or service, nobody sells 'were', so as a marketing
word how does one use this? If you look up 'were'
on google, you get 440 million results, but NO
sponsor ads, so it is not a money-making keyword.
I would rather own homeloans.ca or musicdownloads.ca,
even though they are longer with more letters and two
words, they have much more marketing power.
Still, it's one word, 4 letters, so I'd appraise at
$50 to $200, might have more value to people who like
to collect dictionary words.
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You could also brand it as "We're.ca", as in "We are Canadian."
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Sorry, but there ain't no "correct" appraisals; the closest you can get is an informed estimate. But then again, appraisals empirically have little correlation (if not nothing at all) to sales.Philly said:
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Does this Domain get any traffic?
I would appraise it @ $9.95 CDN.*
It would need development before realizing greater value imo.
*Value would be higher relative to the volume of quality traffic the name naturally and consistently receives.
GL w/ your endeavours.
I would appraise it @ $9.95 CDN.*
It would need development before realizing greater value imo.
*Value would be higher relative to the volume of quality traffic the name naturally and consistently receives.
GL w/ your endeavours.
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