Thoughts on these cam domains

[maximoi]

To me these are keyword rich cam domains.
They can be developed and should easily get quick trickling organic traffic, but I'd like your opinions on them in terms of value. I might sell

nudelive.org

nudewebcam.org

camgirlslive.org

webcamlivexxx.com

[3xmedia]

registration fees

[femdomdestiny]

Originally Posted by maximoi

To me these are keyword rich cam domains.
They can be developed and should easily get quick trickling organic traffic, but I'd like your opinions on them in terms of value. I might sell

nudelive.org

nudewebcam.org

camgirlslive.org

webcamlivexxx.com

Each one is a smart choice from the perspective of organic traffic, you can't go wrong. The problem is their low authority, which means they need to be developed seriously to get results.

[j3rkules]

The domain name itself will not get good rankings, you need to do a lot of SEO to achive them.

[3xmedia]

Originally Posted by j3rkules

The domain name itself will not get good rankings, you need to do a lot of SEO to achive them.

correct

[maximoi]

Thanks everyone for the constructive feedback!

Originally Posted by femdomdestiny

Each one is a smart choice from the perspective of organic traffic, you can't go wrong. The problem is their low authority, which means they need to be developed seriously to get results.

I do know that they need work, that's for sure, I figure since they are keyword rich, they stand a better chance in ranking for organic traffic, combined with the work that is put in them. Would you agree these are reg fee domains still though, like someone else suggested? Each domain is 4-5 years old. Hard for me to believe these are reg fee domains..

[femdomdestiny]

Originally Posted by maximoi

Thanks everyone for the constructive feedback!



I do know that they need work, that's for sure, I figure since they are keyword-rich, they stand a better chance in ranking for organic traffic, combined with the work that is put in them. Would you agree these are reg fee domains still though, like someone else suggested? Each domain is 4-5 years old. Hard for me to believe these are reg fee domains..

Not sure what are you asking, please rephrase. But you are on a good path. Be careful with pieces of advice on GFY, majority of the people is talking crap about stuff they don't know.

Age of the domain is practically irrelevant. I've tested ( with cams) with 16 years old domain and with a fresh new domain with zero authority but still ranked in top 3 for a targeted keyword plus I am getting various combinations traffic even without optimizing pages for it. It is doable with good SEO and I can tell you are already on that path considering what you are asking in the first post.

Your domains are good, just be sure that you do a proper analysis of competition.

[maximoi]

Originally Posted by femdomdestiny

Not sure what are you asking, please rephrase. But you are on a good path. Be careful with pieces of advice on GFY, majority of the people is talking crap about stuff they don't know.

Age of the domain is practically irrelevant. I've tested ( with cams) with 16 years old domain and with a fresh new domain with zero authority but still ranked in top 3 for a targeted keyword plus I am getting various combinations traffic even without optimizing pages for it. It is doable with good SEO and I can tell you are already on that path considering what you are asking in the first post.

Your domains are good, just be sure that you do a proper analysis of competition.

Thanks for the insight with regards to domain age and lack of SEO impact. I agree the domains are good. To rephrase my question, I'm wondering what price do you think these could realistically sell for if I were to sell them?

[boziffous]

nudelive.org - low xxx to mid xxx

nudewebcam.org - low xxx

camgirlslive.org - mid xx to low xxx

webcamlivexxx.com - mid xx to low xxx

[InfoGuy]

Originally Posted by maximoi

To me these are keyword rich cam domains.
They can be developed and should easily get quick trickling organic traffic, but I'd like your opinions on them in terms of value. I might sell

nudelive.org

nudewebcam.org

camgirlslive.org

webcamlivexxx.com

These are all reg fee domains. There is no organic traffic unless there were previous sites on them with traffic. Any additional value you may get out of them is from time, effort and money spent on branding, marketing and SEO. Buy short quality keyword .com domains and forget about the rest. .org is primarily used for non-profit organizations. Anyone telling you these domains have value beyond reg fee is just pumping your ego and giving you false hope.

[femdomdestiny]

Originally Posted by maximoi

Thanks for the insight with regards to domain age and lack of SEO impact. I agree the domains are good. To rephrase my question, I'm wondering what price do you think these could realistically sell for if I were to sell them?

It is a complicated question and you will get different opinions. Mine is that domain reselling market is almost dead. Demand is down and there is a good reason for that. Just the domain doesn't mean much without the time and SEO knowledge and work invested. Of course, if we are talking about SEO approach.

You can get good results on ANY domain, it is not true that only.com is a way to go.

When paying a lot for domains makes sense is if you want to do branding OR competition for a keyword in the domain name is low, potential traffic volume is big and you know that conversions in that niche are good enough (dating, cams...). From SEO point of view, I would spend money on a domain with established authority (containing keyword) but there are top-ranked sites (stable ranking) with totally irrelevant domain names. Many people are doing it successfully, buying developed authority domains that are left to expire and then making porn sites or at least PBNs on that. I can tell you it work pretty good and people are silently doing it for many years, getting high-quality low competition long tail keywords rankings.

There are many ways how this business is done. Some people love shortcuts, more risk, and faster results which means their methods can be totally different compared to other people and from their perspective, they are in right. Personally, I don't lake big fluctuations and love to be safe from algo updates and there is only one way for that: time and work.

So, if you are patient, then any of domains will do. All keyword combinations in those domains have plenty of available traffic

[InfoGuy]

Originally Posted by femdomdestiny

You can get good results on ANY domain, it is not true that only.com is a way to go.

While it's possible to get good results on any domain, using crap domains requires additional time, effort and money. Why fight an uphill battle with some new gTLD? Consumers (those who buy from websites, not those who buy domains) have been conditioned all day, every day for over 20 years to recognize, use and trust .com sites. Unless someone is using a ccTLD domain to target an audience in a specific country, they should stick with .com. How many potential customers do you think will be suspicious entering their credit card details on or doing business with some .crap site?

[femdomdestiny]

Originally Posted by InfoGuy

While it's possible to get good results on any domain, using crap domains requires additional time, effort and money. Why fight an uphill battle with some new gTLD? Consumers (those who buy from websites, not those who buy domains) have been conditioned all day, every day for over 20 years to recognize, use and trust .com sites. Unless someone is using a ccTLD domain to target an audience in a specific country, they should stick with .com. How many potential customers do you think will be suspicious entering their credit card details on or doing business with some .crap site?

You tell us, clearly you have precise stats and did A/B testing? How I see it, there are gazillions of .com sites looking so miserable that I would never leave them any kind of info no matter are they .com or not. For me, as a consumer, layout, and design are crucial when deciding is a site serious or not. I am not looking at the domains because It is 2019, and most of the .com are taken long time ago. Will that stop the internet economy? I don't think so, on the contrary.

Can't remember when was the last time that I was looking at extension when I was buying something. I am looking for info, content and trustworthy page organization and feel.

So as you can see, it can be different based on personal taste and preferences. If I am reading well, you agreed that it is possible to get good results on other domains and that was major topic at this point.

To get things back on track, I would rather invest money in established authority domain or invest in good link building (considering I am doing SEO on my own).

As mentioned, above in my previous post, this business can be done in so many different ways. As long as it is brining money and converions are satisfying , it is all good.