Happy Fathers Day

[jam]

Hi Guys,

With the dropping of fathersday.com.au for $4101 what would most of you value happyfathersday.com.au at?

I am interested to see the difference.

Thanks

 

[acheeva]

I was expecting it to go $6-7K

 

[snoopy]

Well lets compare the two based purely on numbers,

fathersday.com.au searches for term 9900, cpc $4.66
happyfathersday.com.au searches for term 320, cpc $0.10

fathersday.com.au: 9900 * $4.66 * x = $4101 domain value
therefore x = 0.0888

happyfathersday.com.au: 320 x $0.10 * 0.08888 = $2.75 domain value

A miss is as good as a mile I'm afraid.

 

[acheeva]

I was expecting it to go $6-7K

I misread the initial post

Agree that happyfathersday.com.au has limited value; based on todays result

However IMO fatherdays.com.au has a far higher value to an end user; particularly if you work back an ROI from a developed site

 

[DavidL]

Well lets compare the two based purely on numbers,

fathersday.com.au searches for term 9900, cpc $4.66
happyfathersday.com.au searches for term 320, cpc $0.10

fathersday.com.au: 9900 * $4.66 * x = $4101 domain value
therefore x = 0.0888

happyfathersday.com.au: 320 x $0.10 * 0.08888 = $2.75 domain value
.

That's always a good way to compare on metrics. However your domain doies have a brandable element to it's value too (which is always hard to put a figure on of course)

Probably a keeper but not that much more I don't think

 

[FirstPageResults]

That's always a good way to compare on metrics. However your domain doies have a brandable element to it's value too (which is always hard to put a figure on of course)

Probably a keeper but not that much more I don't think

I agree.. I could see this used in a marketing campaign, but finding that buyer would be difficult