Be sure to check out our other auctions on Flippa! ?We also have?Pasta.com and Livestock.com?listed on Flippa! ?We have many more premiums as well that are not listed on Flippa, that may be getting listed on here soon. ?So please stay tuned! ?Watch out for the following domains we own to possibly be on flippa soon:?Sushi.com,?Salons.com,?Winnipeg.com,?Halifax.com?and many more great domains! ?Please only contact us directly through Flippa though as we wish to deal through Flippa to keep it all streamlined and secure.
Please read the following very valuable information before you review the actual listing so that you are well educated and can see the incredible opportunity being presented here for pennies on the dollar. This is literally a giveaway offer. We have hundreds of thousands more into this portfolio than our actual reserve.
Please read the following great article by DnJournal.com on successful internet entrepreneur Jesse Stein. Just copy and paste it into your web browser address bar:?
http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2011/august.htm
Category-defining digital assets have a certain intrinsic value which is derived from:
- Ability to evoke trust and project consumer confidence
- Strength as a brand
- Commercial usability
- Ability to capture intuitive type-in traffic
- Uniqueness and ability to resist dilution
- Simplicity and ability to be easily recalled
By Taylor Frank:?September 19, 2011 ?(http://www.imediaconnection.com/content/30012.asp)
Last November, Amazon acquired a company called Quidsi Inc. in a deal valued at $500 million. Quidsi is the parent company of BeautyBar.com, an online boutique for luxury beauty products; Soap.com, the largest online specialty store for health, personal care, and household products; and Diapers.com, the largest online baby care specialty store. Diapers.com is also the fastest-growing e-commerce website in the world.
According to Internet Retailer, Diapers.com alone generated $292 million in online sales in 2010, up 60 percent from its 2009 sales.
Diapers.com is just one example of the amazing marketing potential of category-defining digital assets, particularly domain names. When properly leveraged, owning a strong category-defining domain name can capture large volumes of online traffic, thereby driving revenue and increasing online brand presence.
The ability to rank well in search engine results is a key factor that makes category-defining domain names valuable digital assets. Multiple factors determine where a website ranks among a search engine's results for a given query, but the weight placed on each factor (i.e., the full details of each search engine's algorithm) is not publicly known. We do know, however, that Google and Bing attribute better rankings to websites with high levels of parity between their domain names and the keyword (i.e., non-brand) terms people use to search for them. One example that illustrates this concept is the keyword term "shopping." Overstock.com, Macy's, Shopzilla, Amazon, QVC, and Target all appear on the first page of Google results when users search the term "shopping." But Shopping.com, owned by eBay, beats out all these retail giants, taking the number one spot. Because category-defining domain names attract natural "search engine love," their owners have to invest less money in optimizing the website itself to achieve high rankings.
From a branding perspective, a category-defining domain allows a marketer to own that category, and position its brand as the definitive online destination for that category. Drugstore.com, for example, is ranked 46 on Internet Retailer's list of top 500 online retailers, making it one of the biggest online health and beauty specialty retailers (second only to Amway Global). One factor in Drugstore.com's success is its category-defining domain name and brand. It ranks at the very top of organic search results for both "drugstore" and "online drugstore," and, according to Compete.com, on average receives about 4 million unique visitors per month.
Category-defining domain names are instantly recognizable and easy to communicate, making them a solid foundation on which to build a new brand. What could be more intuitive for a site that sells movie tickets than MovieTickets.com? Instead of starting from scratch and having to work to earn brand equity around a completely new term, category-defining domains provide a degree of instant equity for the category they represent. Brown Shoe Co. is probably best known for its Famous Footwear brand of shoe retail stores. But in 2001, Brown launched Shoes.com as an e-commerce platform. Last year, Shoes.com brought in $120 million in sales.Of course, this intrinsic equity of category-defining domain names does not automatically guarantee the success of a new brand, but it can give marketers a leg up on the competition.
In addition to Drugstore.com, there are 19 other retailers on Internet Retailer's Top 500 list whose primary domain names are category-defining. For 18 of these 20, the category-defining domain name is also the name of the brand (e.g., Ancestry.com, Wine.com, etc.), and 12 of these 20 had sales of?more than?$50 million in 2010.
Many companies have also realized that owning category-defining domain names can boost their existing brands by allowing them to capture online traffic that they might not otherwise receive. For example, whenever internet users type the domain Mortgage.com into their browsers, they are directed to CitiMortgage.com, Citi's mortgage page.
PetSmart is another example of a company that uses generic domain names: It owns Pet.com, Pets.com, PetFood.com, Dogs.com, and DogFood.com, all of which point to PetSmart's website. CBS Interactive owns TV.com, Radio.com, VideoGames.com, and others; SalesForce owns Database.com; Barnes & Noble owns Book.com and Books.com; and Sleepy's owns Sleep.com and Mattress.com. These are just a few examples of brands that are using category-defining domain names to capture additional online traffic and boost their business.
To reiterate, category-defining domain names can be great digital assets to marketers and brand owners, whether they use them to augment their existing brands or to launch new brands. The downside (or the upside if you are one of the lucky ones to own one) is that there is a limit to the number of valuable category-defining domains that exist in the current domain name space. In other words, there is only one Makeup.com, and L'Oreal owns it -- meaning Est?e Lauder, Sephora, and other cosmetics companies cannot own it. However, beginning in January 2012, marketers and other entities will be able to apply for their own generic top-level domain names (gTLDs), or the extensions that come after the "dot" in web addresses (.com, .net, .jp, and .mx are all examples of top-level domains). If they so desire, marketers will have the chance to apply for category-defining gTLDs, meaning Sephora could apply for .makeup and advertise domain names like Mascara.makeup and LipGloss.makeup.
Whether new gTLD domain names will achieve the same power and value as category-defining .com domain names remains to be seen but chances are and I would bet on it they won't?achieve?anywhere near the success as the .com because .com is what is ingrained in the consumers mind, they won't even?achieve?the success of the .com which is and WILL always be KING nor will they even hit the success of the .net or the .org, the only other domains that will continue to row is country code tlds. See what happened to .info? .biz? .travel etc? The cost to register these by these companies is over $180,000 and all they plan to do then is sell registrations off once they have them but no matter what it is just going to drive more and more traffic back to the .com. Even as the internet and the domain name space continue to evolve, one thing has held constant: When leveraged correctly, category-defining domains are capable of attracting large online audiences and have the potential to provide a great deal of value to brand owners.
Here Is The Offer:
This deal is for the the GEM premium aged domain name: HealthSupplements.com?plus 25 other?niche premium?supplements?domain names, this is a portfolio deal only. Supplements are HUGE online and off and bring in BILLIONS in annual revenue online annually! ?We recently sold ?the trio: Supplements.net, Supplements.ca and Supplements.us for $125,000 as a group and this is a MUCH better and more valuable portfolio at a below cost price! ?We have put a lot of seo into this portfolio over the years but stopped seo about 16 months ago and have just now started again on only HealthSupplements.com. 3 years ago I had an offer of $500,000 for the group but I turned it down because we had plans of opening a HUGE extensive line of supplements but decided since to stay niche and now we are offering it for only a fraction of that! ?The whole portfolio combined drives about 1500-2000 total daily unique targeted supplements consumers daily via organic and mostly direct type in traffic. For years HealthSupplements.com was #1 on google for "Health Supplements" but since we stopped SEO some time ago it has dropped off of the fist page. We are now starting back with SEO again to bring it back but even so ALMOST all of its traffic was always direct navigation type ins. Some of the domains below are parked, we did this as we are using this as a selling channel for some of the domains and it brings in greater leads this way.
The CPC on the phrase "Health Supplements" alone is over $4.00!
HealthSupplements.com which is the true gem in this deal?could be its own brand and you could use all these other premium supplements domains to drive targeted traffic to this domain. We have used this portfolio to drive targeted traffic to our niche brands for years and it has and does still work very well!
The best thing to do with this portfolio is to make one site out of HealthSupplements.com and offer a ton of supplements and reviews etc and sell via an affiliate method or drop ship or have your own BRAND! Imagine that? Use all of the other domains as targeted niche keyword specific seo'd urls to drive targeted traffic straight to: HealthSupplements.com the authority domain in this group! Sounds already like a GREAT niche virtual brand and it packs a LOT of authority on its own!
You could also sell adspace to ALL of the big supplements brands and resellers as well which would be very lucrative.
Please keep reading, the total offering is below. We can include all content as well if desired. The portfolio has driven thousands of leads to our brand over the years and given us a LOT of billboard virtual targeted advertising and saved us hundreds of thousands in advertising. We are only selling because we wish to create other niche products within our brand and we wish to bring in some liquid capital to so that we may do this. This is an INCREDIBLE opportunity and these domains give our BRAND a ton of AUTHORITY, CREDIBILITY and targeted traffic and massive ASSET value! ?I really do not want to sell them but expansion of our line takes a lot of capital and I have some amazing new supplements that I want to create BUT the downside is I could have used this whole network to promote them but I have no choice as I do not want to take on investor capital and always have raised my own funds. We acquired all of these domains over the years and have over $1m into them all. Our loss is your gain:
HealthSupplements.com
HealthSupplements.net
HealthSupplements.org
HealthSupplements.info
Juice.org
MealReplacementShake.com
MealReplacementShakes.com?( Visalus does $1.2b a year in sales off of Meal Replacement Shakes!)
MealReplacementBar.com
MealReplacementBars.com
DietarySupplements.org
AntioxidantSupplements.com
DiabetesSupplements.com
DiabetesSupplements.co.uk
VitaminSupplements.net
VitaminSupplements.eu
VitaminSupplements.co.uk
Nutraceuticals.co.uk
NutritionSupplements.net
DiscountNutritionalSupplements.com
DiscountSupplements.info
BodyBuildingSupplements.info
WeightLossSupplements.info
WeightLossSupplements.us
MetabolismSupplements.com
CuttingSupplements.com
GojiJuiceInfo.org - Ranked site url for "Goji Juice"
Thank you for reading.
Regards
Todd
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