Domain Value

Domain Value: "Top Level Domain", and refers to the extension found at the end of a domain. Com, Net, Mobi, and EU are all examples of TLDs. Certain TopLevelDomains have higher intrinsic market demand than others, and therefore the extension of a particular domain is a driver of a domain's value.
Domain name Length. Generally speaking, the fewer the number of characters in a domain name, the higher the value. The reason for this is that short domains are usually easier to remember for the visitors of a particular website. In most cases, if a domain name is of a memorable nature it will have a higher value than a longer or less memorable name.Alphabetic and. Non-Alphabetic Characters. Domain Names that contain solely letters are in greater demand than domain names, which contain numbers or hyphens.
The Market Value:Search Engine Term Popularity. Certain terms are more commonly used within leading Internet search engines. Commonly used terms are indicators of domain demand and value. Commercial Value: Branding potential for a domain name is a key driver of a domain name. One word memorable domains (i.e. Photography.com, Decide .com) or fun sounding names (i.e. Bullhead.com) often have higher demand and value than less intuitively memorable names.

Web Site Apprasials

I have spoke to this company and I suggest them to anyone who would like their website appraised before they attempt to sell their internet real estate.

We provide website appraisals - which includes a valuation on the website. During the appraisal process, some of the factors that we consider are net incomes, revenues, expenses, unique visitors, value of unique visitors, traffic patterns, and content value. You may want to see a sample appraisal at http://www.buysellwebsite.com/appraisal/Example_Appraisal.pdf. The appraisal report is typically 20 to 22 pages in length and will provide in-depth analysis of the site.

You may also want to http://www.buysellwebsite.com/faq.htm. There you will find a list of frequently asked questions. You may also contact me at 620-443-5247 with any questions that you may have. When you are ready to proceed with the appraisal, you may visit the follow link http://www.buysellwebsite.com/appraisal/website_appraisal1.htm or contact me directly.

2. The second service that we provide involves our database of websites for sale. We have over 18,000 unique visitors at our site each month that are either trying to buy or sell a website - so your listing will receive high visibility. In addition, your listing is also sent to over 2,000 prospective buyers that have opted to be included in our exclusive mailing list. For more information, you may wish to visit http://www.buysellwebsite.com/exchange/sell-a-website.htm. All fees are based upon how long you wish to list your site and are extremely economical. The cost for the service is based upon the length of the listing.

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Domain Name Appraisal

A very important and provides valuable insights to both buyers and sellers. Every domain name is unique. The ultimate value of domains are determined by the final price that a buyer and seller agree upon, many people wish to obtain a greater understanding of a particular domain's inherent value.

Domains with appraisals sell at TEN TIMES the rate of those without an appraisal
Evaluate names for purchase
Establish mutually acceptable negotiation parameters
Understand the value of your domain name
What they look for Domain Name Appraisals

Domain Attributes Value

TLD is short for "Top Level Domain", and refers to the extension found at the end of a domain. Com, Net, Mobi, and EU are all examples of TLDs. Certain TLDs have higher intrinsic market demand than others, and therefore the extension of a particular domain is a driver of a domain's value.

Domain name Length

Generally speaking, the fewer the number of characters in a domain name, the higher the value. The reason for this is that short domains are usually easier to remember for the visitors of a particular website. In most cases, if a domain name is of a memorable nature it will have a higher value than a longer or less memorable name.
Alphabetic and. Non-Alphabetic Characters. Domain Names that contain solely letters are in greater demand than domain names, which contain numbers or hyphens.

Market Value

Search Engine Term Popularity. Certain terms are more commonly used within leading Internet search engines. Commonly used terms are indicators of domain demand and value.

Commercial Value

Commercial Value or "Brandability". Branding potential for a domain name is a key driver of domain name. One word memorable domains (i.e. Photography.com, Decide .com) or fun sounding names (i.e. Bullhead.com) often have higher inherent demand and value than less intuitively memorable names.

Website Appraisal

You may not have thought about it, but your website is an asset (ask your accountant - he or she will probably refer to it as an "intangible asset"). Since it is an asset, it has a value. A lot of legwork is needed to ensure you receive an objective assessment for your website.
A website appraisal is comprehensive - the report typically runs about 25 pages in length. Some of the elements that receive attention:

The usability of your site

The e-business sophistication of the site and the organization behind it
The cost of creating the site, using standard rates for html and program coding, as well as graphics
The brand value (what is sometimes referred to as the "goodwill") of the site
The unique visitors to the site (trend information)
The certified value of your domain name.

Inbound Links (Back Links)

Having links from other websites to yours is a critical part of search engine optimization. As well as the obvious bonus of having people follow these links to your site, inbound links provide the following benefits:
Search engine robots follow links between websites. The more inbound links you have, the more often robots will visit your site.

Many search engines count links to your site as "votes" for you. They assume that if many websites link to your site it must be high quality. Page Rank is Google's system of counting links.
The general rule is that the more inbound links you can get the better. Getting more links should almost certainly be near the top of your priority list when optimizing your site.