Thanks for your post. You answered exactly the question I was asking.
I was thinking 5 years old might deserve a "bump", not a tiny one though!
Happy to hear $150 plus to be honest too. I would consider letting some of them go at that price. I'll hang on to the rest for another 5 years...
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Originally Posted by TheDoc
5 years isn't really aged... it is an aged domain, but it's just not the same as getting a 10, 12 or 14+ year old domain. I think aged is going to be anything 1999 and below, for now at least, so starting at about 10 years.. In my opionion.
A 5 year old site might get a tiny bump because of age, but factors like steady sales, scripts, cost of design, size of the website, if the site has rights to content, how good the domain name is, does the keywords have natural searches, etc... those factors would increase the cost.
Assuming they just sit, trickle of sales, $150-$350..
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