question Would a domain with 100k monthly searches get good parking revenue?

If it's a .com its proberly worth buying at a certain price, 100K monthly searches does not necessarily mean you will get a lot of type-in traffic.

The keyword planner also suggests a bid for advertisers, the higher this figure the more potential an exact match domain has to earn parking revenue.

Depends on a lot of different things. Hard to say without knowing what it is? What extension? Previously developed?

Wannabean said:

Depends on a lot of different things. Hard to say without knowing what it is? What extension? Previously developed?

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As far as i know it is undeveloped. But its a .com.

doubleU said:

If it's a .com its proberly worth buying at a certain price, 100K monthly searches does not necessarily mean you will get a lot of type-in traffic.

The keyword planner also suggests a bid for advertisers, the higher this figure the more potential an exact match domain has to earn parking revenue.

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Its a .com.

EDIT: Its also 15 years old, registered first 2001

AGermanGuy said:

As far as i know it is undeveloped. But its a .com.

Its a .com.

EDIT: Its also 15 years old, registered first 2001

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Well it really depends on the domain and how much you wish to spend.

Make sure to do a TM search also !

You can also request a pre-purchase appraisal on namePros by starting a thread @ https://www.namepros.com/forums/pre-purchase-appraisals.207/

doubleU said:

Well it really depends on the domain and how much you wish to spend.

You can also request a pre-purchase appraisal on namePros by starting a thread @

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I rather wish not to do it since I am not yet sure if I can get it. Its also not a single keyword, its a 2keyword domain.

Example: instead of car.com its carpark.com

Also, the domain is about 100€.

I'd go for it if the suggested bid is high and the asking price for the domain is relatively low in comparison.

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AGermanGuy said:

100€.

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I'd definitely grab it if the bid were anything more than $0.25. Setting expectations low, I'd expect to break even (with renewal) after the 2nd year with that.

David Walker said:

I'd go for it if the suggested bid is high and the asking price for the domain is relatively low in comparison.

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No one has bid yet and the auction ends today. Its bid start is 60€ and i would be willing to go zp to 100€.

With 100K monthly searches why wouldn't you want to develop it into an affiliate site? You will make a lot more money than a few cents in parking revenue.

Justin Matmor said:

With 100K monthly searches why wouldn't you want to develop it into an affiliate site? You will make a lot more money than a few cents in parking revenue.

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I have no idea about web developing^^

Also, @everyoneelse: Adwords suggests a bid of 0.45€, is that good/okay?

AGermanGuy said:

I have no idea about web developing^^

Also, @everyoneelse: Adwords suggests a bid of 0.45€, is that good/okay?

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that's good

David Walker said:

I'd go for it if the suggested bid is high and the asking price for the domain is relatively low in comparison.

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I'd definitely grab it if the bid were anything more than $0.25. Setting expectations low, I'd expect to break even (with renewal) after the 2nd year with that.

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Adwords suggests a bid of 0.45€

So yeah, going from the responses here its a good site and I should try and get it!

Tip # 36:
backwards terms and phrases can get huge search volume too, but they don't make sense in every day language, so nobody types them in

biggie said:

Tip # 36:
backwards terms and phrases can get huge search volume too, but they don't make sense in every day language, so nobody types them in

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its not backwards. It is a 2 word keyword domain.

like carpark.com or sexytoys.com etc

AGermanGuy said:

its not backwards. It is a 2 word keyword domain.

like carpark.com or sexytoys.com etc

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it was just a tip


but looking at those two examples, only one has value


imo.....

I really dont know @AGermanGuy , it all depends on your choice and the name, I for example have .xyz with popular first name that has 136,00 exact searches and from estibot it shows $0.88 per click , I am planning to sell in the nearest future but just to show such search amount is really big ( exact ) , it's all up to you I think and your researches

biggie said:

it was just a tip


but looking at those two examples, only one has value


imo.....

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Carpark.com yeah?

Be careful, recently the keyword tool from Google Adwords is all messed up. It shows the same volume of searches for singular, plural and even typos. So those 100.000 searches per month could actually be 0.

decades80 said:

Be careful, recently the keyword tool from Google Adwords is all messed up. It shows the same volume of searches for singular, plural and even typos. So those 100.000 searches per month could actually be 0.

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Shit youre right. It shows the same for singular, plural. How do I now know if these values are correct?

Check estibot. It has cached data...

decades80 said:

Check estibot. It has cached data...

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Yeah but I already used my one search

decades80 said:

Check estibot...

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lol x's 2

no 3

biggie said:

lol x's 2

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I know that the tip for using Estibot is a big NONONO at Namepros But concerning the recent problems with keyword tool, its quite useful. Try it

I havent bought the domain. Thank you guys! I didnt know about eh rpoblems with Adwords and looks like the search numbers were wrong.