Interesting link

[John Harding]

24 dollars for mine

they can stick it up their arsenal 😀 😀 😀

john

[Phill Fenton]

Try inputting any other sign forums you can think of – and you’ll find the uk signboards are miles ahead of any others 😀

[Robert Lambie]

I found something similar to this a while back, might even have been same one but looked different. very little of what it gives as info is even nearly correct…
my guess is these sites claiming to offer info and value is just a way for them to generate traffic.
just have to look at the boards for instance, it says our largest volume of traffic comes from ireland, at 66%??? :lol1: :lol1:
Whilst it says Google gives a Page rank of PR5 (which is high) it gives zero in LP ranking whilst all others search engines gives us thousands. 😕

bugger it, ill stick my domain name on ebay and see what i can get… :lol1: :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:

hold onto your domain john. 😉

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[Robert Lambie]

just tried this one…
this is based on their "own" site

remember they are saying this is valuing the domian, (not the website)

http://www.dnscoop.com was created on: November 24 2006

Domain age (approximately): 4 Months, 10 days..

Google PR 1

Google: 343
MSN Search: 1,316
Yahoo!: 13
AlltheWeb: 13
AltaVista: 13

The estimated value of http://www.dnscoop.com is: $26,000

:lol1: :lol1: :lol1: :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:
somethings not right there! 😉

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[David Rogers]

My Site is worth…wait for it…..
$254

must sell it straight away & retire…for the evening.

Google PR 2

Links:
Google: 7
MSN Search: 105
Yahoo!: 23
AlltheWeb: 24

[Lee Husselbury]

it says google is worth almost $28.5 million

[Dave Martin]

i have a domain with a pr of 0 not been used in about 2 years and is worth $246.

A site i did last year is worth over $15,000, just a shame its not mine to sell 🙁

[Graeme Speirs]

$743,524,000

for ebay 😮

[Marcella Ross]

have a look at yahoo.com 😮

[David Rowland]

$24 dollars? they having a laugh

[Robert Lambie]

dave, i think a PR1 domain just over 4 months old with virtually no LP ranking valued at $26,000 should give you an indication the results are Bol***** :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:

[Andrew Bennett]

I wonder if the number of times uksb is checked through this site will affect the "value"?

[Robert Lambie]

by the looks of it Andrew, this is basically a site that has been formed to act like a hub for various online sources to check various areas of a sites statistics.
once it accumulates the various stats from each source it gives a "guess" value based on "their own" pricing structure.
however, their results are all over the place and just dont add up.
on UKSB’s results alone it looks like i should change the sites name to http://www.irishsignboards.com as it says 66% of our traffic comes from ireland. :lol1:
even some of the "best" online sources for site rankings and the like are very inconsistant at the best of times. search engines for instance all index your site at different times, some do it more than others. google is suppossed to index/rank 4 times a year but have been known to have only done it twice in 12 months. UKSB has many pages that are ranked PR3 PR4 and PR5 by google which is a very good acheivement… along with this google ranks you on other things…
once google is done the smaller engines revalue you on based on googles rank, but could possibley be 2 months later.
so lets say this site says your domain is worth £1 based on its sources. tommorrow google may index/rank you and sing your praises. in turn so do the smaller engines. so today your worth £1, tomorrow £1000.
the trouble is, its not based only on one engine, its based on many so stats and value go up and down like a rollercoaster. in other words, it is impossible for a online website to properly value you your domain based on outside online sources.
so why have online sources for this info at all? they are there simply as a guide/guestimate to tell you how well "they" rank you against your opposition.
as for giving you the value of a domain… nonsense… thats like typing in your business name, loacation, years in business and amount of phone calls "they think" you have had. then telling you your business is worth ex-amount of pounds. 😀