Sex.Exchange/Porn.Exchange
When it comes to Internet domains, Sex and Porn are about as big as it gets. Sex.com sold for $12 million and Porn.com around $9.5 million, together over $20 million. Sales like this are amazing, but made at full retail value with virtually no upside for the buyer!
The vast majority of today's Internet traffic comes through search engines, and about 2/3 of that comes through Google. Why? Google and others have invaded the URL bar, converting typo’s to search—which they are happy to correct for users.
Search engines don’t care about “.com” endings—and you can be sure they will remain unbiased now that that Google and others are selling domains! Want proof? Search Google for the fictitious company “Hooli,” a site recently launched by the HBO series “Silicon Valley.” You will see Hooli.xyz ranked— that's an “.Xyz” domain!— #1, above 500,000 relevant pages, including Cnet and Wikipedia.
Click Appeal— While search engines may present a selection of websites, it’s still up users to click through. What your site needs is “click appeal,” the right name and the right description to pique the interest of potential visitors-- and when visitors click through, having a ".com" ending is a non-issue.
Big Upside—Sex.Exchange and Porn.Exchange, if launched with the vigor as other ranked sites, are sure to be valued into seven figures. What’s more, an “exchange” may have wholesale revenue potential as well.
Asking $150,000 for both, $89,000 each. Must Sell, so act fast. Will consider partnering.
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