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These keyword rich domains are available right now...

by Ryan Sorensen
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Hey everybody,

Just did a little research and found these domains that are available right now for reg fee.

playstation3headset.net - 2,400 exact searches a month, good competition, easy to monetize with Amazon

babyclothingonline.org - 1,000 exact searches, evergreen market, monetize with Amazon, CJ.com, and others

montblancfountainpens.com - 14,800 broad, 880 exact searches, enthusiast evergreen niche market, monetize with commission junction, amazon, ebay, and others.

Build these sites up into little affiliate money makers and either keep them for yourself or sell them for a nice profit within a few months from now.

Either way, learn by doing and have fun doing it!
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  • Profile picture of the author Simon Ashari
    If they are that good, why didn't you buy them yourself and monetize them?


    Good luck to anyone who chooses to do this.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ryan Sorensen
      I found these specifically to share them with the warrior forum. Just lookin out!
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      • Profile picture of the author TBInternetMarketing
        Thanks. Another good trick is to add a single letter to the end of any domain name. E.g. Playstationheadsetx.com. This is obviously not first choice, but it seems for most part a lot of the exact match domains are taken, so this is the next best option in my opinion.
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  • Profile picture of the author lotsofsnow
    Two of them have trademarked terms in them. I would stay away from that.
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  • Profile picture of the author webapex
    A few others a tool reported:
    LENOVOTHINKPADX200.COM 4400 exact (and several other model #s)
    LENOVOTHINKPADT400.COM
    MODDINGXBOX360.NET 3600 exact
    MODDINGXBOX360.COM
    SYNTHESIZERSOFTWARE.ORG 2900 exact
    TOPVACATIONSPOTS.ORG 2400 exact
    MEDICAIDVSMEDICARE.COM 2400 exact
    GUCCICLOTHINGFORMEN.COM 1900 exact
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  • Profile picture of the author anislagan
    You can check their competitions too. There is no point in buying when they keywords in the domain are very competitive.
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  • Profile picture of the author mahal788
    Yah I don't think domains with brand names on them should be used.
    Then again if some people have success with that then I'm happy for them.
    Pretty risky though.
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  • Profile picture of the author VegasGreg
    There are a few exceptions above, but maybe the title should be:

    "A few domain names that will get you sued right now..."
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  • Profile picture of the author William King
    In one article of the search engine land I think I read that the in this year Google may introduce an algorithm which will not consider the domains for the ranking of the website. Is it true? and if it is true why should somebody buy such domain
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    • Profile picture of the author jonyy
      Originally Posted by William King View Post

      In one article of the search engine land I think I read that the in this year Google may introduce an algorithm which will not consider the domains for the ranking of the website. Is it true? and if it is true why should somebody buy such domain

      Google will always consider the domain for the ranking, just not as strong as we are used to.
      But you will be fine if you have a quality site with quality content, because that is what Google is interested in.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mega B
    Alot of those domains are worthless due to trademark infringement,in theory they look great in practice they may become a nightmare.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rich Struck
    It's unlikely anyone would actually get sued. Normally they send a C&D and then demand that the domain be transferred to them. It's really not worth going after some loser sitting in the dark in his mom's basement trying to make $3 a day. The big risk, as I see it, is that once you start making money it is entirely possible that you'd lose the domain and then all of your work will have been for nothing.
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    • Profile picture of the author Mike Grant
      Originally Posted by Rich Struck View Post

      It's unlikely anyone would actually get sued. Normally they send a C&D and then demand that the domain be transferred to them. It's really not worth going after some loser sitting in the dark in his mom's basement trying to make $3 a day. The big risk, as I see it, is that once you start making money it is entirely possible that you'd lose the domain and then all of your work will have been for nothing.
      That's when you sell them the domain. They'll buy it.
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      • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
        Originally Posted by mgtarheels View Post

        That's when you sell them the domain. They'll buy it.
        Are you sure?

        So I buy a trademarked domain and when they come up to me with C&D notice, I can turn round and say, "Yeah, no worries Time Warner, that'll be $50,000, for the domain you in fact own through Trademark".

        Or have I missed something? :confused:
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    • Profile picture of the author paulie888
      Originally Posted by Rich Struck View Post

      It's unlikely anyone would actually get sued. Normally they send a C&D and then demand that the domain be transferred to them. It's really not worth going after some loser sitting in the dark in his mom's basement trying to make $3 a day. The big risk, as I see it, is that once you start making money it is entirely possible that you'd lose the domain and then all of your work will have been for nothing.
      Yes, it's not really a huge financial risk that you're taking, rather it's the risk of putting in a lot of time and effort developing a profitable site, only to have it snatched from right under your nose.
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      Originally Posted by Rich Struck View Post

      It's really not worth going after some loser sitting in the dark in his mom's basement trying to make $3 a day.
      What it's "worth doing" isn't really relevant, Rich. They have a legal obligation to defend their trademark if an illicit usage of it comes to their attention, and if they fail to do so, that can be and will be held against them in future, in proceedings which may be far more significant. The registering of a trademark confers obligations as well as rights. It remains "their trademark" only if they defend it, mom's basement or no mom's basement.
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      • Profile picture of the author VegasGreg
        Originally Posted by Rich Struck View Post

        It's unlikely anyone would actually get sued. Normally they send a C&D and then demand that the domain be transferred to them. It's really not worth going after some loser sitting in the dark in his mom's basement trying to make $3 a day. The big risk, as I see it, is that once you start making money it is entirely possible that you'd lose the domain and then all of your work will have been for nothing.
        Originally Posted by Richard Van View Post

        Are you sure?

        So I buy a trademarked domain and when they come up to me with C&D notice, I can turn round and say, "Yeah, no worries Time Warner, that'll be $50,000, for the domain you in fact own through Trademark".

        Or have I missed something? :confused:
        Originally Posted by paulie888 View Post

        Yes, it's not really a huge financial risk that you're taking, rather it's the risk of putting in a lot of time and effort developing a profitable site, only to have it snatched from right under your nose.
        Some of you should read about cybersquatting and do research on previous lawsuits.

        Yes, you here a lot about people just receiving a C&D letter and all is well except lost time and effort (still not good), but there are many times people actually get sued for $50,000, $75,000 or up to $150,000 for using these methods. Those people won't come here and tell that story because their life/business just got ruined.

        So when you say their is NO BIG RISK, I wonder if you have that kind of money sitting around plus attorney fees to just write it off and move along.

        That loser making $3 will possibly make more one day and want to buy a house or car or something in his lifetime and it is hard to do that with a $100,000 judgment attached to him.

        So just because one "thinks" it is ok, reality is it is better to 'know' what the laws and consequences really are.

        Check with an attorney and see what they say.
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        • Profile picture of the author jacked
          Originally Posted by VegasGreg View Post

          Some of you should read about cybersquatting and do research on previous lawsuits.

          Yes, you here a lot about people just receiving a C&D letter and all is well except lost time and effort (still not good), but there are many times people actually get sued for $50,000, $75,000 or up to $150,000 for using these methods. Those people won't come here and tell that story because their life/business just got ruined.

          So when you say their is NO BIG RISK, I wonder if you have that kind of money sitting around plus attorney fees to just write it off and move along.

          That loser making $3 will possibly make more one day and want to buy a house or car or something in his lifetime and it is hard to do that with a $100,000 judgment attached to him.

          So just because one "thinks" it is ok, reality is it is better to 'know' what the laws and consequences really are.

          Check with an attorney and see what they say.

          Yes this, if you are going to make a site which is going to cause some attention then try contacting the company and ask for permission. I don't think this would work if you are planning to sell the product on your site, but it worked for me when creating a fansite for a particular video game which will have advertising on the side for the product. But it looked more like a resource/fan site so they were ok with it.
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  • Profile picture of the author healthtourism
    What about their PR & domain age?
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  • Profile picture of the author JamesMSpacey
    Apart from the trademark problems as pointed out, these domains are very, very average in terms of traffic potential.

    You've got to consider more than just search and results data (and search numbers can be unreliable at best depending on what tool you're using, including Google Adwords Keyword Tool).

    If you're playing the organic traffic game you've got to consider who owns the #1-3 spots (at least) because this is the only place you'll get the traffic.

    Take the suggestions in this thread and the top 3 results are brand name sites with a lot of trust and authority (especially if you were going after a trademark).
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  • Profile picture of the author Caleb D Miller
    Originally Posted by Ryan Sorensen View Post

    Hey everybody,

    Just did a little research and found these domains that are available right now for reg fee.

    playstation3headset.net - 2,400 exact searches a month, good competition, easy to monetize with Amazon

    babyclothingonline.org - 1,000 exact searches, evergreen market, monetize with Amazon, CJ.com, and others

    montblancfountainpens.com - 14,800 broad, 880 exact searches, enthusiast evergreen niche market, monetize with commission junction, amazon, ebay, and others.

    Build these sites up into little affiliate money makers and either keep them for yourself or sell them for a nice profit within a few months from now.

    Either way, learn by doing and have fun doing it!
    Thanks for wanting to provide free research and advice Ryan!

    But I don't think these ones are that great for a couple of reasons:

    "montblanc..." and "playstation3..." are both brand names and as already pointed out, very risky to try to use for your business. I wouldn't risk it.

    As for the other "BabyClothingOnline.org":
    -This does not have a brand name in it (as far as I can see, lol). Good.

    BUT

    -while there are 1,000 exact global searches, there are only 170 exact local searches. I don't like to see that wide of margin between global and local.

    Monetization?

    And as far as monetizing "babyClothingOnline.org", it only has an estimated avg. cpc of $.69.

    So I personally wouldn't try to rank for "Baby Clothing Online" if I was only going to get (possibly) a piece of 170 searches a month to earn $.69 a click with adsense?

    Say you get half. (85) and you get 10% of those visitors to click on ads, that's 9 x $.69. About $6.00/month.

    And I don't think you could make much more money trying to monetize this another way. Amazon commish would be too low.

    As far as using it as a keyword rich domain, I'm seeing a lot of related results with the keyword "baby clothing" at $0.05 cpc.

    For me it's a red light. And I'm not trying to dog or complain about the research you've done for us. I'm just saying that these don't appear to be that valuable yet.

    But I DO appreciate the time you've put in!

    Again... I'm not trying to be a jerk or a wise guy... And I STILL could be wrong. Maybe some one could make a lot of money with these domains? I'm not a wizard, I'm just giving my 2 cents.
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