DoorHardware.com sold for high xx,xxx range

I haven’t posted blogs regarding domain sales for past few days. Today I noticed a good domain sale and the domain sold was DoorHardware.com.  The domain was sold at the Sedo domain marketplace. I thought it was definitely an end user sale due to the price range it was sold and the keyword quality. I also guessed there would not be a lot of searches per month (EXACT search volume). The domain, DoorHardware.com was sold for $85,000 and it was a very healthy domain sale for such a domain.

When I did the research on the keyword “door hardware“, I found out that there had been around 18,100 EXACT searches per month for the keyword with CPC (cost per click) about $1.5 per click.

A nice payday for the domain seller.

Godaddy Shows Its Auction Color to $350K

Color.com has been sold by Godaddy for $350,000 via account Executive Brad Parsons. This marks yet another resonant gong for the big ticket domain auction heard in every sector of this business. Sedo and other big auction house sites have been rolling domains in flour and frying them up large in tombstones all this season, and it looks like Big Daddy  isn’t going to be left out in the cold.

To generate fees and pay for the electric bill ($4 million party this week) , Godaddy.com has been succeeding in the domain name arena lately selling single name two party domains via auction in the five to six figures. Flexing its muscles in the domain auction slice of the industry, Godaddy also recently strong-armed Homeownersinsurance.com for $570,000.

Sec.de Germany domain sold in six figure range

It was interesting to see a six figure domain sale of Sec.de for 136,850 EURO (around $177,126.75 US dollars). The domain was sold at the Sedo domain marketplace. Even though it was a good LLL.de, I thought it was a bit too much for such a .de domain because I believed even Sec.com would not be  worth that much money.

A good domain sale for the domain seller.

Another Sedo auction for a generic product domain. SkirtingBoard.com domain at Sedo auction.

There were 2 offers for my domain, SkirtingBoard.com more or less one after another and I pushed the domain into Sedo domain marketplace auction and it will be ending in 5 days or so.It is currently for sale at very low reserve price (one bidder now and reserve price met).

There are many business websites including SkirtingBoards.com , SkirtingBoardsDirect.com etc…

There are 60,500 PHRASE searches per month for “skirting board” with CPC (cost per click) is $0.77 per click.

Click following link to look at the auction.

The domain is a serious business domain and it is a life-time opportunity to bid and win such a domain at a very low price.Have a look at the following Sedo domain auction for SkirtingBoard.com.

Click here to visit the domain auction ==> https://www.sedo.com/auction/detail/skirtingboard.com/103178_e__

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Good .info domain sale; gentleman.info domain sold in x,xxx range

Recently there was a respectable .info domain sale in the range of x,xxx. The domain, Gentleman.info was sold for 2,000 EURO (around $2511.74 according to today’s exchange rate). It was a generic one word .info domain name and it was a good price for the seller.

When I looked at the Google tool, there were 450,000 EXACT searches per month for the keyword “Gentleman“. CPC (cost per click) was around $0.43 per click. The domain was sold at the Sedo domain marketplace.

Verisign Raising Rates

Causing a ruffle in the domainer feathers this week was the news that Verisign was originating an across the board name registration/renewal hike. This price increase comes not at a bad time in the economy, but at a questionable time for lower end domainers struggling to retain the bulk of the names in their portfolios.

Verisign resellers (known or unknown registry holders) and tier priced administrators of select name and TLD portfolio based holdings are concerned. Industry watchers speculate that intrinsic and value based domain registration prices may eventuate. Will other resellers be affected? How will price controls for domains fluctuate in future?

Domainers are considering how the pricing will affect the domaining market as a whole. Challenges to the Verisign price monopoly are rife. Reaction to the news ranges from letting domains drop to bulk renewal before the price goes up officially. Critics demand justification for this rise in price, virtual expenses being what they are.

Goose?… Golden Egg? …Bueller?

Sedo reported 440info143bizportfolio.com domain sale over $25,000

It was strange to see the domain sale which was reported by Sedo. The domain reported was 440info143bizportfolio.com and Sedo mentioned that the domain was sold for low xx,xxx range (exactly at $25,200). I think Sedo staff made a mistake in reporting this domain sale because no body would pay that much money for such a crappy domain name.

I believe Sedo has brokered the domain sale of 440 .info and 143 .biz domain porfolio for $25,200.

Mind.cn sold for $20,000

I haven’t seen any .cn domains sold in xx,xxx range previously and I now notice a domain sale of Mind.cn for $20,000. It was a very good domain sale for a .cn (China extension) domain. I believe it is sold to an end user. The domain, Mind.cn was sold at the Sedo domain marketplace. The domain made me think of my domain sale, Mindpedia.com for x,xxx range a few months ago.

I looked at the previous .cn domain sales and found out another two xx,xxx range .cn domain sales. They are Rugby.cn sold for $25,000 (2007) and Forums.cn sold for $10,000 (2009).

Did someone buy the domain Rage.com in rage

The one word dictionary domain, Rage.com was sold in mid xx,xxx very recently and it was a nice domain sale. “Rage” is a commonly used dictionary word and the domain was sold at the Sedo domain marketplace. The domain has been registered since 1995 and it is about 15 years old domain name. The domain was sold exactly for $49,999.

When I looked at the Google stats, there were over 300,000 EXACT searches per month for the keyword “rage” and CPC (cost per click) is only $0.39 per click.  It is a respectable search volume and the price is fair for both the buyer and the seller.

RoofRack.com sold for $xx,xxx

There was a domain sale , roofrack.com sold for $xx,xxx recently. The domain, roofrack.com was sold at the Sedo domain marketplace and it was sold exactly at $11,300.

The Google tool shows that there are around 74,000 EXACT searches per month and it is a strong keyword domain. CPC (cost per click) is around $1 per click. Could be a good investment for the buyer.

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