Available domain names beta trial

I register available domains more or less regularly and I have left out so many good available domains over past few months. I could not register all because my domain profile is expanding and I have to be careful about the domaining.

Now I decided to start a “available domain names” beta trial.

I have listed following .org domains which are available at the time of publishing this blog.

They were valuated xxx to x,xxx range at valuate.com. They could be flipped to xxx or even x,xxx range if you have time and energy to do it.

For many of them, .net, .info, .com extensions were taken.

Be quick if you like to register them as they will be gone sooner than later.

Domain	Appraisal	Freq.	Searches	Comp.	CPC
BusRoutes.org	$1,100	2,340,000	18,056	medium	$0.35
HotTools.org	$900	296,000	9,882	high	$1.51
AdultPicture.org	$840	821,000	9,882	high	$0.99
WeldingMachine.org	$760	1,300,000	18,056	high	$1.12
FoodScales.org	$450	99,500	5,368	high	$2.32
HolidaysAbroad.org	$380	466,000	18,056	high	$1.73
GardenPots.org	$350	187,000	4,392	high	$1.25
StudyTable.org	$350	1,080,000	9,882	high	$1.13
SoccerVideo.org	$300	432,000	18,056	high	$1
DetroitApartments.org	$290	449,000	9,882	high	$1.05
GirlPicture.org	$250	952,000	8,052	high	$0.64
WallUnit.org	$250	1,090,000	49,410	high	$1.4
JewelryHolder.org	$230	89,800	8,052	high	$1.37
CoolWatches.org	$200	67,100	14,762	high	$0.92
SpyGames.org	$200	131,000	5,368	high	$0.81
WrestlingToys.org	$200	210,000	18,056	high	$0.76

Pool Skim for Tuesday May 4th 2010

The deletions list at Pool.com is churning the domain waters. Dot bizzers and dot orgers will have a field day. The enterprising possibilities inside these names hint at opportunities almost taken. NB: a rare thing, slim to none deletions in the .com and .net markets for tomorrow’s droplisting auctions. This does not including names tagged a premium names or continuing auctions. Daliart.info is an example of the best type of name. Notable also: Tutorfinders.com is a great directory or personnel site.

For this day mainly portfolio builders in .us and .info will have good results. Christianrealtors.info could be a huge untapped networking portal. The name governmentloans.info could spark huge seo based discoverability. A good day to shave bidding reserves and scan the next day’s auction unless specific tld involvement is already invested.

The dataIQ.org name could be an interesting club of data freaks. Cool-shop.org could a community of (ac/refrigerator) online vendors. Reallycool.biz might be a promotional business opportunity site.  Contentdone.biz could be a domainers finished text files clearinghouse.

Ferien.org sold around $20,000. What does it mean?

Recently the domain, Ferien.org was sold for $19879.50 (exactly at 14,875 EUROS). It was nearly $20,000 for a .org domain and I was thinking whether recent Poker.org million dollar domain sale had any impact on subsequent .org domain sales. I believe the domain sale of Poker.org has pushed the average end user domain sale price of .org domains upwards.

If we look at the stats related to the keyword “ferien“, there are around 90,000 EXACT searches per month for the keyword “ferien” in Google. The CPC (cost per click) is around $0.88 per click. On first page of the keyword “ferien“, there are two .de (Germany) websites and one .ch website. Therefore I thought it might have meaning in German language. I was right, it meant “Holidays” in German. It was a nice .org domain sale indeed.

Good .org domain sale. Francehotels.org sold for five figures.

I saw the recent .org domain sale of the domain, Francehotels.org for 9,999 Euros (nearly $13,600). I think it was an end user sale and it was a nice domain sale for the domain seller.

The domain has been registered since 1999 and it is registered at Godaddy. When I looked the keyword “France Hotels” stats, I found out that there are over 37 million google search results for the keyword “France Hotels”. There are over 60,000 EXACT search results for the keyword per month and CPC (click per cost) is about $3 per click.

What a nice .org domain sale?

Interesting facts regarding Poker.org 1 million domain sale

There has been an interesting news recently regarding the million dollar .org domain sale of Poker.org. It was mentioned that Poker.org was sold by National A-1 and the domain sale was brokered by Sedo according to the reports. Poker.org was sold at 1 million dollars and it was reportedly bought by PokerCompany.com .

Some interesting facts regarding Poker.org domain sale:

1) It is the highest reported .org domain sale so far. Previous most expensive .org domain sales were :

Engineering.org sold for nearly $200,000

Sexe.org sold over $151,000

Date.org sold over $150,000

Voyance.org sold over $134,000

More list=> Visit the most expensive .org domain sale list.

2) There are 1.8 million searches (EXACT) per month for the keyword “Poker” in google and there are many millions of search results for “Poker” in google.

3) There are many domainers including myself who believe that .org is a good extension next to .com or popular CCtld such as .de, .co.uk etc…

4) PokerCompany.com ,which reportedly bought the domain, run websites including EveryPoker.com, InsideBet.com, Craps.net, Blackjack.org, Rakeback.org and Loyalty.net and it was stated that the websites are visited by thousands of unique visitors per day. May be they are able to make that much money within a matter of weeks or months.

5) When I visited today, it was stated that the website would open soon. It was not redirected as before. The domain has been registered since 1997 and currently at Network Solutions and it has private email address.

It was a great .org domain sale and it might have positive impact on the value of some one word .org domains.

Currently 84 bidders for One word Dictionary .org domain, Position.org at Namejet

I am one of the biddders for the domain Position.org which is one of the top pre-release domains at Namejet today. Currently bid is not that high and only at $76 but there are 84 bidders so far and counting. The domain Position.org has been registered since 2000 and it is registered at Fabulous.com.

It is a pretty one word dictionary .org domain and when I look at the google search tool, there are around over 9 million phrase searches per month and around 135,000 EXACT searches per month for the keyword.

A good .org domain sale. Girokonto.org was sold over $20,000

I like .org extension after .com and I even like .org domains over .net ones for many keywords. Recently I found out that girokonto.org was sold for around $21,700 (15,700 Euros) and it certainly was a very good .org domain sale for the seller. I think it went to an end user because domain resellers would have to think thrice before buying this domain even in xxxx range.

I have researched about the keyword “girokonto” and found out that it is a German word and it means “current account“. There are nearly 3 million google search results for the keyword “girokonto“.

It was a very good .org domain sale.

LL.org sold in xx,xxx – ch.org sold for over 21,000 US dollars

I just saw ch.org ( a LL.org) sold for 13,500 GBP (equivalent to 21,730 US dollars).

It is a decent .org domain sale. The most expensive LL.org I have seen is US.org sold for $45,000.

Other interesting LL.org domain sales are:

Pi.org sold for $40,000

wv.org sold for $38,000

No.org sold for $37,500

we.org sold for nearly $37,000

FL.org sold for $33,000

Pl.org sold for nearly $29,000

du.org sold for $38,500

Go.org sold for over $25,000 (this I like it quite a bit)

ii.org sold for nearly $23,000

BB.org sold for $20,000

Most Expensive .org domain sales

I was looking at the prices of .org domains sold in the past and there are a few .org domains sold in six figure range.

Some of the most expensive .org domain sales are:

Engineering.org sold for nearly $200,000

Sexe.org sold over $151,000

Date.org sold over $150,000

Voyance.org sold over $134,000

FreeCreditScore.org sold for $123,000 (suprising sale)

Revolution.org sold for $120,000

Ringtones.org sold for $120,000

Loan.org sold for over $100,000

Coffee.org sold for $100,000

Usenet.org sold for $100,000

University.org sold for $100,000

Army.org sold nearly $100,000

Baby.org sold nearly $65,000

Blog.org sold for $51,000

Boats.org sold over $50,000

Red.org sold for $50,000

Eco.org sold nearly $50,000

US.org sold for $40,000

PI.org sold for $40,000

Amsterdam.org sells for $25K

Who says geo names are dead? Who says .orgs have no development potential? Who says Europe isn’t seizing domains by the throat? Witness this latest domain name buy from a savvy domainer. Five figures makes a tidy return for the former stepchild of the domain market, the dot-org TLD.