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Yesterday Gourd sold his hokey.net name here for anywhere from $20 to $100.
Does Gourd or anyone else have any names even close to the amazing suggestion tool returns that hokey.net gets? It's the most amazing name I have ever seen as far as the ST results go, especially since it's a little known or misspelled word, and also a NET. I would be interested in buying other names with even a few ST returns using the name plus its ext.
I tried to re-buy hokey.net from its new owner shortly after it was sold but no response from him. My last offer was $400 but likely would have gone much higher.
The most amazing thing about hokey.net is its 397 ST Returns wheras Hokey.com only has 79 ST Returns (still a good number, even at 79). Someone else pointed out in that thread yesterday that 397/mo ST's likely equates to approx' 300 uniques a day. In my experience I would also estimate that to be somewhat accurate.
It's VERY ODD the dot-net has much better results than the dot-com? Could it be related to a Hockey Net coming into play such as Hockey Puck etc? Any ideas about this from anyone here?
Does Gourd or anyone else have any names even close to the amazing suggestion tool returns that hokey.net gets? It's the most amazing name I have ever seen as far as the ST results go, especially since it's a little known or misspelled word, and also a NET. I would be interested in buying other names with even a few ST returns using the name plus its ext.
I tried to re-buy hokey.net from its new owner shortly after it was sold but no response from him. My last offer was $400 but likely would have gone much higher.
The most amazing thing about hokey.net is its 397 ST Returns wheras Hokey.com only has 79 ST Returns (still a good number, even at 79). Someone else pointed out in that thread yesterday that 397/mo ST's likely equates to approx' 300 uniques a day. In my experience I would also estimate that to be somewhat accurate.
It's VERY ODD the dot-net has much better results than the dot-com? Could it be related to a Hockey Net coming into play such as Hockey Puck etc? Any ideas about this from anyone here?