what does these domains cost

[melihkoray]

stockdesktopwallpaper.com

and

wallpapersave.com

? thanks

[htmlbasictutor]

Both are registered and neither work.

What exactly is your question? Do you want an appraisal?

[SiberForum]

It looks like that.
@OP I would recommend you place the same request in the namepros.com forums.
As fo me - I find those domain names pretty good and I think you can hope for the low $XXX

[melihkoray]

thanks a lot, ill post there

[SiberForum]

So did you get any answerers there? What they were?

[melihkoray]

They say it costs reg fee, other say it costs 10$ or all like that, but ihave found someone and he said one of them will cost 1xx $ appromixally, but everyone will say it cost nothing, so im not planning to sell them right now

[FutureWEBSTORE]

For some people, the domains would be useless but for some it may be worth $$.

If your question is about "how much should be paid for those domains" then I think, I would not pay more than $200 for those domains. But it atlast depends on work done on the domains + the availability of highly traffic keyword in domain...

[shakir]

Originally Posted by melihkoray

stockdesktopwallpaper.com

and

wallpapersave.com

? thanks

Caught Live site based on its revenue.. normally 1 yr income is its cost... But this domains are not live now.. and also do not find anything special on its names.. I feel the second domain seems to be good name, may can pay 100$

[bobchrist]

But do you not think that niche is exhausted?

[1websitedesign]

i think 10 to 20 dollars.

[SiberForum]

Originally Posted by 1websitedesign

i think 10 to 20 dollars.

Registration fee.... In this case better refuse selling them at all

[Jack F]

You have to ask yourself how much you would pay for them if you wanted to build a great wallpaper site.

Personally If I saw they were available to register I wouldnt pay the reg-fee. I'd prefer a catchy phrase or even something with 2 to 4 words with easy to remember and proper grammar.

[~ServerPoint~]

I would personally say that is about $100-200 for both of them

[SiberForum]

In any case the real price for the any domain name is the one which real customer is ready to pay

[amine]

5 to 20 i guess

[DesignsOnline]

You need to ask yourself if you will make more money by:
A) using the domains yourself
B) Selling them as they are
C) Adding value by building a website on the domain and getting it to rank first, then selling it as a package.

[DH - Tristan Perry]

I'm a domainer (and web developer, amongst other things) and would agree that these are worth, unfortunately, reg fee.

StockDesktopWallpaper.com seems to make sense, however 0 people search for that exact search phrase per month - meaning there's no easy way to monitize that domain straight away. In-fact, the domain would be a disadvantage for a website in the wallpaper niche since there'd be no on-page SEO benefit from the domain (since it wouldn't be worth targetting that keyword)

WallpaperSave.com doesn't make as much sense, but despite this 16 people search for that exact phrase per month ("wallpaper save"). However nonetheless, this is too low to consider making a website around (you'd need to aim for 2,000+ exact monthly searches, IMO).

But as mentioned above, a domain is worth as much as a buyer is willing to pay for it. Here's hoping you find one


As a general tip, when looking for a domain to register (especially a keyword one like this), remember things like:

1) Does the keyword make sense (Would people naturally search for "wallpaper save", etc)

2) Does the keyword get any real monthly searches (check via Google Keywords Tool)

3) Does the keyword have low competition (Search the exact keyword via Google, and check-out the first page competition)

If the keyword makes sense, gets a fair number of monthly searches, and has no real competition, it could be worth going after and developing.

But if not, then you have to ask yourself where its value comes from if it's not worth developing. In 99% of cases, a keyword domain which doesn't fulfil the above 3 criteria usually isn't worth registering.

[tommydreamers]

No to be honest I would rather pick a different domain name then give those bloodsuckers a single penny!

[sem4u]

I would say reg. fee only but someone might still want to buy them for more than that.

[1HostStreet]

My opinion tends towards reg fee also, but it always depends on what a potential buyer is willing to pay. Have you tried bido's no reserve auctions? It's nice for more varied opinions and if you get voted to auction you may still reconsider it.