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Assessing worth.

WHAT TO ASSESS

Length Memorability Whether it is easy to spell and say The extension Commercial relevance Whether a specific buyer exists

THE SPECIFIC BUYER QUESTION

The most important.

Who, precisely, would want this? Name them.

If you cannot, it is speculation.

WHAT TO RESEARCH

Comparable completed sales Whether similar names are in use Whether the term has genuine commercial application

WHAT NOT TO RELY ON

Automated valuation tools Search volume alone Your own enthusiasm

THE SEARCH VOLUME POINT

High search volume does not mean anyone wants the domain.

WHAT TO CHECK

Trademark conflicts Previous use Whether the name is generic enough to have several potential buyers

THE SEVERAL BUYERS POINT

A name only one company would want is worth what they will pay, and nothing if they decline.

WHAT TO CALCULATE

Acquisition cost, plus renewals for the expected holding period.

Against a realistic sale price.

WHAT TO DECIDE

Your maximum, before negotiating.


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