closed is 500 link zorth a reg fee?

[atlach]

hello

is domain name with 500 links refering to your business worth a reg fee or it just depend
the name was used by a small company making website

thx for your help

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[updatedsports]

Yes its worth it

 

[RON2]

No doubt, it is worth it. But make sure the link popularity checker isn't playing tricks on you. Go check the links for yourself.

 

[mastmnds]

hmm i found a domain with 2000 links but .cc and u guys never even said a word about it

 

[DrWho]

yes!

 

[.com.net.org]

worth, especially referring to your business.

 

[CoolHost.com]

"hmm i found a domain with 2000 links but .cc and u guys never even said a word about it"

I think the assumption here, though, is that it's a ".COM"!?!
PS. Who's "Zorth"?? Good Luck.

 

[atlach]

it s a .com, but the link dont seems that good it s : ivanb.com

i have other questions for futur domains :

a) why would it matter if it s a .com (link pop wise)

b) do a high link popularity domain can be of any use to my website if there is no to little residual traffic ?

c) what are the different use of a high link pop domaine if it wasnt answered in a) or b)

thx in advance

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edited : domain names was wrong

 

[revsorg]

a) The general consensus is that non-dotcoms have an inherently lower resale value but I'm not aware of any technical reasons relating to link popularity.

b) Because Google is the most important search engine on the Internet, my personal view is that you're not talking about link popularity generally, but rather Google Link popularity, or to give it its true name, PageRank. A website that has a high Google PageRank will be resellable, especially if its PageRank were 8 or above (I've seen figures of $5,000 mentioned). In the Google world, residual traffic is just a side benefit, albeit a very nice one.

Tied in to this is whether the domain in question has a Yahoo and/or DMOZ listing. The value of each of these is to enhance your Google PageRank, and many people like the idea of saving $299 by buying an expired address that is listed in Yahoo. Google have gone on record though saying that they do not approve of this manipulation of PageRank, and are likely to manually penalise your site if they catch you playing this game. One of the reasons an expired address is dodgy, is that your new site content is likely to be off topic, especially if you are replacing a previously content-rich website with a generic spammy search engine.

 

[CoolHost.com]

What is the domain name here? And, is the domain name relevant to your site ... in other words, will YOUR business benefit from these links, or residual traffic?? Thanks. Good Luck.