If your budget is very limited or the domain name you’re interested in acquiring has a very light price tag, you might need to perform a solo performance on acquiring the domain name for your business. That’s completely fine. However, there are a few things you “must” consider during the process.
As of now, there’re more than 500 million domains registered and the number is going up day by day. There it is, the domain name you’d love to own for your business. It is for sale! And you do not have any idea about the value of it. What are you going to do about it?
Prices ending with lots of zeros, domain marketplaces, domain brokers, appraisals, negotiations, and many more. Acquiring a premium domain name is a bit more complex process than registering a domain name or acquiring a regular aftermarket domain name.
Understanding the value of domain names has always been tough. There’re lots of metrics, the market, the world, trends, technologies, and user habits are changing day by day. However, there are still tools out there that can help you to understand if the domain name you own or you’d like to acquire has the value or not.
Managing a domain name portfolio sounds easy but, in reality, it is a hell of a business. Imagine an investor who owns 1000 domains. It’s almost 10K USD (sometimes even more) in renewals and it is a must to follow transfer, registration, and renewal campaigns through a variety of registrars.
The million-dollar question! Thousands of people who’re in the domain industry asking the same exact question to themselves every single day. How much is my domain name worth?
Picking the right domain name is one of the key factors to unveil the full potential of your web presence. Unfortunately, most of the time, the domains that come to your mind are already registered. In that case, you’ll need to acquire the domain name and that’s a bit harder than simply registering one.
The domain you use for your business says a lot about your business. The more premium it is, the more traffic you will receive, the more credibility you will have, the less you will spend for marketing, under most circumstances.
Appraising a domain name is an art. Art of bringing lots of factors together. Domain characteristics, world-wide and country-wise economic situation, domain keyword-wise economic situation, market trends, keyword trends, previous similar sales, appraisers’ experience and many more.
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