Here are some premium domains that are pre-releasing today from NameJet.  Be sure to read through the commentary on each as it provides several different plans for these domain names.

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Today’s premium list has some real winners.  Like I mentioned in the public post, one domain is based on a keyword that generates a maximum cost/click of $50.  Another domain gets 830 – 1,038 clicks per day and cost advertisers between $1,010 and $1,830.

Like I’ve mentioned before, these are the names I would typically keep for myself, but there is only so much money in my pocket to spend.  So if you are serious about finding some good names, then here you go!

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I’m just checking in on some auctions this morning and I thought I would post the current status of a few names.  These names were suggested on NameBait on 1/9/2008 in the Premium Domains post.

• australiantours.com – Currently at $1,300 with 60  bidders.
• dentalbleaching.com – Currently at $1,200 with 55 bidders.
• fullydigital.com - Currently at $700 with 17 bidders.

Here is today’s list of premium pre-release domains on NameJet.  Enjoy!

Here are some premium domain names that are going to be pre-released 1/6/2008 by NameJet.

• braintumors.com – 2.4 vol, 1.47 ACPC, 3.78 MCPC, 161 – 201 CPD, $190 – $340 cost/day, 75 bidders, Currently at $320.
• candykitchen.com – 2.2 vol, 1.12 ACPC, 2.23 MCPC, 10 – 16 CPD, $10 – $20 cost/day
• lettermanjacket.com – 2 vol, .66 ACPC, 1.13 MCPC, 37 – 43 CPD, $20 – $40 cost/day

VOL – Google’s volume estimate
ACPC – Avergage cost per click
MCPC – Max cost per click
CPD – Clicks per day

Here is the list of Premium Domains that are being Pre-Released from NameJet on 1/3/2008.

• babycream.com – 2.3 vol, .91 ACPC, 2.24 MCPC, 23 – 35 CPD, $20 – $40 cost/day, 1.53M in Google. Already at $90 with 67 bidders.
• barchef.com – 2.2 vol, 1.43 ACPC, 6.13 MCPC, 12 – 15 CPD, $20 – $30 cost/day, Currently 6 bids at $70.
• buycologne.com – 1 vol, 1.93 ACPC, 4.59 MCPC, 4 – 6 CPD, $7 – $20 cost/day, Currently 28 bids at $70
• cheapmachines.com – 2.4 vol, 1.96 ACPC, 4.78 MCPC, 51 – 71 CPD, $90 – $160 cost/day, Currently 28 bidders at $70.
• dateofconception.com – 1 vol, .43 ACPC, 1.09 MCPC, 5 – 7 CPD, $2 – $4 cost/day, Develop a tool to calculate the date and monetize with Adsense.
• kcbmw.com – No Google data. 261K in Google. Some advertiser competition.  This one would be a nice name to flip.

VOL – Google’s volume estimate
ACPC – Avergage cost per click
MCPC – Max cost per click
CPD – Clicks per day

Here are two premium domains in NameJet Pre-Release list for 1/2/2008.

• backbag.com – 2.3 vol, 1.87 ACPC, 4.61 MCPC, 47 – 65 CPD, $80 – $140 cost/day, 11.3M in Google
  There are currently six bidders on this in NameJet.  This is a great name for selling back bags (packs) online.  The click volume is very encouraging.
• camerasystemsecurity.com – 2.3 vol, 7.22 ACPC, 16.72 MCPC, 46 – 59 CPD, $270 – $480 cost/day, 7.25M in Google
  This is another name with great volume, but check out the average cost per click.  That makes for nice revenue potential on this one.  It could be developed into an ecommerce site as well.  There are five bidders on this one.

VOL – Google’s volume estimate
ACPC – Avergage cost per click
MCPC – Max cost per click
CPD – Clicks per day

This is a free Premium Deleting Domains report for January 1st, 2008.  Enjoy!

Pool:

• camerasurveilance.com – 1 vol, 3.49 ACPC, 8.55 MCPC, 4 – 5 CPD, $20 cost/day, 122K in Google, Misspelling
  Take a look at the Google listing for this one.  There is a good amount of competition among advertisers.  There is also a good opportunity to develop an ecommerce site selling surveillance camera equipment.

NameJet:

• canadaconsulting.com – 1 vol, 1.95 ACPC, 5.21 MCPC, 3 – 6 CPD, $5 – $20 cost/day
  You and I both know consultants are overpaid!  How do I know?  I’m one of them. 
• coldsoldering.com – 2 vol, 1.67 ACPD, 4.21 MCPC, 7 – 13 CPD, $10 – $30 cost/day, 411K in Google
  It sounded good and I was right.  Low amount of competition in the Google listings, but a good amount of advertiser demand.
• heatbag.com – 1 vol, 1.14 ACPC, 3.35 MCPC, 3 – 8 CPD, $4 – $10 cost/day, 310K in Google
  How about an ecommerce site that sells hand and toe warmers.  They should fly off your virtual shelves this time of year!
• hotellove.com – 2.3 vol, 1.50 ACPC, 4.21 MCPC, 22 – 27 CPD, $30 – $50 cost/day, 13.5M in Google
  I’m in on this one with 10 other people.  Join in on the fun!  Google Trends shows this one as being popular with the international folks.

VOL – Google’s volume estimate
ACPC – Avergage cost per click
MCPC – Max cost per click
CPD – Clicks per day

Again, Happy New Year!  If you have been following this blog lately you know that I have been planning to develop a premium content section on this website at the beginning of 2008.

Well I have given that some thought and I think that you should have an idea of what you will get in the new Premium Deleting Domains reports.  So here is a quick rundown of what will be available to you in the premium posts going forward.

1. You will have first access to the full daily deleting list.  This will allow you to get the jump on the domains and possibly be the first bidder in the auctions.  As you have probably noticed, the first bidder is the default leader when the auctions start and they often times end up winning for their initial bid price.
2. You will have access to the domain names that I would typically keep for myself.  These names will be excluded from the public list.  Unfortunately I am not in a position to go after each domain that comes across my monitor.  I would love to snap them all up, but it just isn’t feasible.  As you may have noticed, I typically buy and develop names and that requires time and a manageable list.  I am also not sitting on loads of cash.  Oh well, it’s your gain!
3. I will also provide more insight as to how you can monetize the premium domains.  This could come in the form of a development plan, opportunities to flip, parking insights, etc.
4. I hope to get a discussion going in the comments section on the private posts.  That will provide an additional opportunity for learning and knowledge sharing.

I will post the Premium List in the public section for a week, so that you can get an idea of the differences between the public and private lists.  Look for these posts in the “Premium Domains” category.  I welcome comments and suggestions on this idea and I look forward to providing you additional valuable information in the near future.