A strong descriptive domain for that wil lfit great to a domain forum, the domain name DomainTalk.com over the years has received numerous unsolicited purchase inquiries. Here’s what some of Bido experts have to say about the domain:
Robert Leverton from Boa Domains:
DomainTalk.com is strictly an end user name. So the price boils down to how many potential end users would want this name. I know of one that would like to simplify their existing domain name. Beyond that the market gets thin rather quickly as many Domain Name forums are already sparsely populated. One positive or negative factor depending on how you see it – potential buyers of this name do not need to be educated on the value of a domain name. I see lots of chatter on DomainTalk.com below $300 and turning to a whisper above $600. Estimate: $300 to $600
DomainTalk.com is strictly an end user name. So the price boils down to how many potential end users would want this name. I know of one that would like to simplify their existing domain name. Beyond that the market gets thin rather quickly as many Domain Name forums are already sparsely populated. One positive or negative factor depending on how you see it – potential buyers of this name do not need to be educated on the value of a domain name. I see lots of chatter on DomainTalk.com below $300 and turning to a whisper above $600. Estimate: $300 to $600
Wilhelm Laubach from DomainPlus.eu
Domain market in general is very lucrative (f. e. Sedo, GoDaddy…) and a website that is able to attract a lot of domainers, like a domain forum, can earn great revenues. Even though the domain forum market has a lot of competition, a new comer with a large budget and smart ideas can become successful in this market. But he needs undoubtedly a really good domain.
DomainTalk.com is a top domain for a domain forum or similar services. It sounds professional, is easy to remember, and is ideal for branding.
This domain can bring up to $ 15,000.
Domain market in general is very lucrative (f. e. Sedo, GoDaddy…) and a website that is able to attract a lot of domainers, like a domain forum, can earn great revenues. Even though the domain forum market has a lot of competition, a new comer with a large budget and smart ideas can become successful in this market. But he needs undoubtedly a really good domain.
DomainTalk.com is a top domain for a domain forum or similar services. It sounds professional, is easy to remember, and is ideal for branding.
This domain can bring up to $ 15,000.
And Rob Sequin from SearchDomainsForSale.com
Agree with Jeffrey completely with regards to a crowded space but look… here’s bido in a crowded domain auction space.
So, with the right niche, a good developer and entrepreneur would have a real shot at success with this domain.
Better yet, someone with the right vision just might get a great deal on this domain since it is probably limited to someone with a vision. Not so much a buy and hold or speculation domain.
Agree with Jeffrey completely with regards to a crowded space but look… here’s bido in a crowded domain auction space.So, with the right niche, a good developer and entrepreneur would have a real shot at success with this domain.
Better yet, someone with the right vision just might get a great deal on this domain since it is probably limited to someone with a vision. Not so much a buy and hold or speculation domain.
More Bido experts opinions here.
Happy bidding!
Sahar
Edit: Closing price: US $2,415.00
The lowdown on DomainTalk.Com, see my comment here.
One of my favorite things about Bido.com is the “expert opinions”. They are a great read.
Sahar, I know you plan on archiving past domains sale price, you should archive the expert opinions too.
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Hi Matt, and thanks for the suggestion.
This was discussed internally already, they will be archived with each closed auction.
Cheers
Sahar
Like your ad about the power of 1. Should have named the service one.com, not BIDO which is my dog’s name.
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Sahar
I got a few ideas on that one myself. A forum for sure. a links list, too. Then a second forum where owners could list their domains for sale.
Some howto articles on the nuts and bolts of buying domains. Catching drops! That’s a good subject. I remember registering my first domain. It seemed to be a pretty daunting task back then. Now I can do it with one eye on the monitor and the other watching TV.
Then there’s the nuts and bolts of getting a domain to resolve. Tip: Don’t watch TV while writing zone files. Hee Hee.
And testing that stuff. And what’s important in a registration. Info that brings in the casual users and puffs up the traffic. The true domainers will be there but after a while your ads are just “preaching to the choir”. The new blood does a lot of buying.
Amazes me how consistently the so-called “experts” price way, and I mean wayyyy above true market value.
Domain market bubble much? me thinks so.