Sedo got a lengthy mention on the Columbus edition of BizJournals.com. It seems that a business owner named Janet Miller will be closing her recruitment firm. Janet registered TechnicalJobs.com back in 1996.<\/p>\n
The buzzwords in her domain name were invaluable with search-engine optimization. Miller said she once added up her earnings over a two-year period that came from the clients who found her via the web, and it amounted to around $200,000.<\/p>\n
Janet has hired a domain broker and is looking for $75,000.<\/p>\n
The author reached out to Dave Evanson the super star Sedo domain broker and he gave his insight.<\/p>\n
From the article:<\/strong><\/p>\n A $3 billion market<\/strong><\/p>\n It’s a marketplace most people don’t even think about, but as much as $3 billion is spent every year on after-market domain names (websites that someone already owns), according to Dave Evanson<\/a>, one of the industry’s top domain brokers.<\/p>\n So we asked Evanson<\/a>: What is it about technicaljobs.com that makes it five-figure valuable?<\/p>\n “This one would be a premium because it has two very, very key words in it: ‘technical’ and ‘jobs,'” said Evanson<\/a>, a senior broker for Sedo<\/a>, a domain name and website marketplace that facilitates thousands of transactions every month. “You put those two together and you have a valuable domain name.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n