archuv
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There's an old saying in the domain selling world: "a domain is worth what the buyer is willing to pay for it".
that's a hand-me-down-line, that you should eradicate from your mind.
which buyer?
the lowball buyer or the newbie buyer, or the "lowball offerer" who knows real value, but hopes you don't?
or the right buyer who may show up 6 yrs later?
which buyer decides how much "your" domains are worth?
imo....
Well isn't there something like "visit to click conversion ratio"? OP said 75 cents per click with ~15k monthly visits. 10% is ~$1100/mo and 1% is $110/mo or $1300/yr
Assume domain name has zero value and it's just the cash stream being valued. Now how true and consistent is the visit volume and how long will the keywords be valuable?