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hey looking to hear opinions on the domain it is taken in 79 extensions what do you think is a fair reseller price for this one ? CopyPrint.com
Domain Appraisal CopyPrint.com
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- Oct 28, 2020
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can we get a screenshot of its backlinks, RDs and traffic?
In WBM it looks ok (although it does have a few redirects, which might not be bad, but it's something that I've never liked seeing in expired domains)
And the name looks good, too, it can easily be turned into the website of a business (which is what it used to be anyway)
Anyway, all of this info is not quantifyable, we need to see some stats about its SEO value (backlinks, traffic, that sorta things...)
In the absence of those stats I would say that the domain can be sold for anything that the buyer wants to spend on it, from $10 to $100k or more. But you'd have to find the perfect buyer to get this kind of money
But yeah, we need to see some stats....
In WBM it looks ok (although it does have a few redirects, which might not be bad, but it's something that I've never liked seeing in expired domains)
And the name looks good, too, it can easily be turned into the website of a business (which is what it used to be anyway)
Anyway, all of this info is not quantifyable, we need to see some stats about its SEO value (backlinks, traffic, that sorta things...)
In the absence of those stats I would say that the domain can be sold for anything that the buyer wants to spend on it, from $10 to $100k or more. But you'd have to find the perfect buyer to get this kind of money
But yeah, we need to see some stats....
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honestly this type of domain is not about the SEO value it is about having the category killer domain in your industry with 79 potential customers ^^ if i were to outbound i wouldn't mention the SEO value here because it is not about thatcan we get a screenshot of its backlinks, RDs and traffic?
In WBM it looks ok (although it does have a few redirects, which might not be bad, but it's something that I've never liked seeing in expired domains)
And the name looks good, too, it can easily be turned into the website of a business (which is what it used to be anyway)
Anyway, all of this info is not quantifyable, we need to see some stats about its SEO value (backlinks, traffic, that sorta things...)
In the absence of those stats I would say that the domain can be sold for anything that the buyer wants to spend on it, from $10 to $100k or more. But you'd have to find the perfect buyer to get this kind of money
But yeah, we need to see some stats....
- Oct 28, 2020
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well, things are simple then: the value is what the buyer is willing to pay for it
- Feb 12, 2018
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Put it on auction with a hidden reserve price (high) so it won't sell before it hits that and you can see what people are willing to pay.
If you don't want to sell it at all then you can put the reserve price astronomically high and let the bids roll in the background.
If you don't want to sell it at all then you can put the reserve price astronomically high and let the bids roll in the background.
- Aug 1, 2021
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a guess how much you think it would fetch ?
- Feb 12, 2018
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Sorry, my crystal ball is out of service, gotta find someone else
Nobody knows or can answer this question. There might be someone willing to pay more, but there are always people willing to pay less to resell it later with a higher fee. Without you listing it, you won't really know.
I've seen a couple of high-value domains being auctioned off repeatedly because the owner didn't like the price they were offered... they all are hoping that someone will come and pay them more one day.. so it depends on how quickly you want to get rid of it. If you have 6 months to wait then go for it, if you have only a month then you will probably get a mediocre offer which is likely less than expected.