car-finance.com.au
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eBranding.com.au
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Very strong term, but I really don't like hyphens!
In Europe they use hyphens a lot - so they hold better value and I've seen hyphen domains hit some big figures. In Australia though it's a very different story, hyphens are far less commonly used.
High search volume and lots of competition on the term. Very commercial focus and monetisable. All great points, but I still can't get past the hyphen, which for me brings the value down considerably.
Given it's such a strong term I would say high $xxx up to $1500 best case scenario.
Granny-Flats.com.au sold recently, so maybe this month is the time for flipping hyphen domains! Best of luck with it, hope you get a sale.
In Europe they use hyphens a lot - so they hold better value and I've seen hyphen domains hit some big figures. In Australia though it's a very different story, hyphens are far less commonly used.
High search volume and lots of competition on the term. Very commercial focus and monetisable. All great points, but I still can't get past the hyphen, which for me brings the value down considerably.
Given it's such a strong term I would say high $xxx up to $1500 best case scenario.
Granny-Flats.com.au sold recently, so maybe this month is the time for flipping hyphen domains! Best of luck with it, hope you get a sale.
johno69
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I don't like hyphens. They will generally leak traffic.
There was a discussion on them here: https://www.dntrade.com.au/general-domain-discussion/3216-hyphen-domain-names-what-pros-cons.html
Also the one that once ranked high and people used as a positive example credit-cards.net.au has dropped off the radar and seems to have been given up on.
Value could be anything really.
There was a discussion on them here: https://www.dntrade.com.au/general-domain-discussion/3216-hyphen-domain-names-what-pros-cons.html
Also the one that once ranked high and people used as a positive example credit-cards.net.au has dropped off the radar and seems to have been given up on.
Value could be anything really.
theseoconsultant
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Low 3- figure sum; probably around $200
