What's your highest earner?

[profezor]

Which domain brings you the most PPC money and how much?

In what category are these domains?

( We can all need a little inspiration sometime)

profezor

 

[fatter]

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[TopNames.com]

Highest daily revenue: $50-$100 a day (varies from day to day)

Highest domain rental: $800 a month (2 domains for a 6 month contract / $4,800 total)

 

[stuff]

Highest daily revenue: $50-$100 a day (varies from day to day)

That most be very good domain!
I have one that makes $5+ in day
and some $1-$2 in day

 

[hiOsilver]

My #1 domain earns $20/day. I wont even reveal the category. I know a guy who earns $275/day off of a single domain.

 

[iBizStart]

Why can't you reveal the category? Whats your friends domain?

 

[fatter]

probably because as others vie for that category it brings the price down as they use up advertisers dollars

 

[iBizStart]

Or if you won't reveal that info, atleast let us know what service you use? sedo, fabolous, domainsponsor, etc...

 

[David G]

probably because as others vie for that category it brings the price down as they use up advertisers dollars

Really, that seems somewhat far fetched in view of the vastness of the internet and zillions of firms?

Plus, even if that is possible I doubt if there are that many good domains available in that category where others could successfully compete against him.

 

[William9]

Fatter indicated: “probably because as others vie for that category it brings the price down as they use up advertisers dollars”

Real Names indicated: “Really, that seems somewhat far fetched in view of the vastness of the internet and zillions of firms?
Plus, even if that is possible I doubt if there are that many good domains available in that category where others could successfully compete against him.”

Sorry Real Names, I have to agree with Fatter on this one. One possibility of the strong revenue could not have to do with “zillions of firms”, but instead with just a few ppc providers. Why risk a monopolized search position?

Good luck,

 

[David G]

Fatter indicated: “probably because as others vie for that category it brings the price down as they use up advertisers dollars”

Real Names indicated: “Really, that seems somewhat far fetched in view of the vastness of the internet and zillions of firms?
Plus, even if that is possible I doubt if there are that many good domains available in that category where others could successfully compete against him.”

Sorry Real Names, I have to agree with Fatter on this one. One possibility of the strong revenue could not have to do with “zillions of firms”, but instead with just a few ppc providers. Why risk a monopolized search position? Good luck,

Not saying that is impossible just that it seems far fetched unless he controls a very small little known niche market. If that is so and the niche market is so lucrative that he does not want to even reveal the category it is surprising such a popular revenue making niche is still there and small, and a secret. Just my opinion, of course I may be wrong.

How many google pages for the search term would reveal a lot about it? I suspect there are more returns than you would think.

 

[hiOsilver]

Or if you won't reveal that info, atleast let us know what service you use? sedo, fabolous, domainsponsor, etc...

I am pretty open about that if you check my website, which is in my signature: PPCIncome.com.

I have tried many of the services (currently testing DomainHop), and so far, I get the best results at DomainSponsor for about 95% of my domains.

Not saying that is impossible just that it seems far fetched unless he controls a very small little known niche market. If that is so and the niche market is so lucrative that he does not want to even reveal the category it is surprising such a popular revenue making niche is still there and small, and a secret. Just my opinion, of course I may be wrong.

How many google pages for the search term would reveal a lot about it? I suspect there are more returns than you would think.

The real competition is for acquiring domain names. If I tell everyone where I am doing well, where do you think they are going to spend their time and money pursuing domains?

 

[iBizStart]

hiOsilver, no offense but its kind of hard to take your word on that because on your website, you have an affiliate link to domainsponsor. So its easy as to see why you would be giving better reviews and recommending domainsponsor.

 

[wolfis.com]

hiOsilver is correct & if you visit his site you will notice links to several ppc sites.
Howard told me it would increase my revenue and he is 100 % correct so far - i move 1/4 of my domains to DS and get over 2 x what i got with sedo on all domains.

 

[hiOsilver]

hiOsilver, no offense but its kind of hard to take your word on that because on your website, you have an affiliate link to domainsponsor. So its easy as to see why you would be giving better reviews and recommending domainsponsor.

No offense taken.

Most people here knows by my posts that I am as objective as I can be in these matters. I have an affiliate link from Sedo, I have not installed the ones from Fabulous and DomainHop yet (these things are on my very long To-Do list). You can (and should) do the same evaluations with your own domains. I even have a disclaimer on the home page of my site:

PPCIncome bases its evaluation on its own portfolio of domain names. Your results may differ significantly, depending especially upon the quality of your domains. Quantity of traffic is easy to evaluate. Quality is more difficult to evaluate and is quite subjective. The information on these pages is subject to change without notice.

I put most of my own domains at DS because that is where I obtain the best return, by far. On my site, I point out the best aspects of each of the competitors, as each has something to offer. I even ask each service what they would like to tell me that is important so that I can let you and everyone else know what they have to offer. If Fabulous.com (or anyone else) figures out a way to beat DS, then I will move most of my traffic there. I never use less than 3 services at a time, so that I can continually reasses the performance of the leading services.

I have put a lot of time and effort into evaluating these services for 1 reason: to maximize my PPC Income. I share the knowledge with you and everyone else and put in the effort to maintain a website. If I get a few $ for that (my referral income is small compared with my own PPC income), then that seems rather fair to me.

Similarly, Duke shares his knowledge and efforts on domain prices with everyone at DNJournal.com. He earns well-deserved income off of his website. I know him to be of the highest integrity, so I trust his reports on domain prices. That information benefits the entire community of domain owners (and many others too).

If you read DNJournal, you will see that one of the best developments for domain pricing is the PPC arena. PPC income provides an objective way of determining domain value: If a domain is steadily earning $100/day = $36,500/yr, then a price of $100,000 looks like a bargain (<3 years revenue). That is one of the most important things about maximizing the PPC Income on your domains: the more you earn, the more YOU value your portfolio.

 

[NameTower]

Highest = $8 a day

Had a typo making $30+ a day though

 

[hiOsilver]

Highest = $8 a day

Had a typo making $30+ a day though

"Had"? What happened to the typo?

 

[NameTower]

"Had"? What happened to the typo?

sold.

 

[profezor]

Given that it is sold can you tell us what category that was in?

 

[NameTower]

nope