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Domain Name Appraisal
Certificate
woodcrafters.net :
$5290
Recognition: 93%
Marketability: 85%
Development
Potential: 91%
Traffic and Revenue: None
Appraisal Model That We Used For The
Appraisal Above
1. Dot. Value
The domain name market gives far greater valuations to Dot.com’s
than Dot.net’s, Dot.org’s and any one of several other major
extensions.
2. Comparison With Comparable
Domains
Our professionally trained
domain experts compare the domain names they appraise against our
historical database of actual domain name sales. This means that we
provide an appraisal that is far more comprehensive and accurate than
completely automated appraisal products. The direct involvement of our
trained professionals, in conjunction with automated and historical
analysis, ensures that we provide most accurate and comprehensive
appraisal product on the market.
3. Recognition
Plain English words, spelled correctly,
including slang, make more sense to people. They are the most valuable.
Names like cars4u.com have a second-class aura about them and are more
difficult for people to read and recognize.
4. Marketability
The number of people on the Web (in the
world) who are potential customers for the website that the name
promotes is a significant component of domain name value. For instance,
the domain name cola.com rates 10 points (assuming it doesn't violate a
trademark), because virtually everyone loves cola.
5. Development Potential
A domain name that's relevant to what's
being sold is more valuable, because it's self-explanatory. For
instance, we suspect that if we see a website with the domain name
dietbooks.com, we will expect it to have something to do with books on
various weight-loss schemes.
6. Length
Short and sweet is generally best. Single, recognizable words are
considered better than multiple words
7. Likely Buyer
Who is the owner most likely to sell the
domain name to should the owner end his or her use of it? This makes a
great difference in the value. For instance, a name suitable for a
physician but not for a medical organization will most likely be sold to
a small business (i.e., a doctors' practice). Doctors can't afford to
spend millions on a domain name. On the other hand, a domain like
cars.com might sell to a substantial corporation. There are plenty of
large corporations associated with the auto industry that can afford to
pay millions for a domain name.
8. Traffic and Revenue
Websites that are receiving traffic have better value than those
without traffic. Websites with
good revenue (over $5000 per month) are much more
expensive.
