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"Much like real estate, the stock market and other investment verticals, a premium domain name is a highly valuable asset. In fact, so long as the internet is alive and growing, domain names may just be the only certain investment there is.A premium domain name can range from $10,000 upwards of $35 Million dollars. These premium domain names have all been registered for decades and are only available on the aftermarket. Knowing how to pick the right ones from the digital vine can be a bit tricky, but there are a set of rules and if followed properly they can prove to be very lucrative.The ExtensionThere are few a exceptions, however, the .com extension is and will most certainly always be the most premium extension. It all began with the .com and as the internet expands, more extensions will inevitably be introduced, making a premium .com an even more rare asset.AgeTo date, there are roughly 300 Million domain names registered, in 1985, there was one. As you can imagine, all of the premium words, phrases and generic terms were registered very early on and have been substantially aged. The more aged a domain name is, the more likely it has the ability to be defined as a premium domain name. Aged domain names have a tendency to be less \u201Cgimmicky\u201D and more straight forward.Search VolumeSearch volume has a lot of impact when defining a premium domain name. Generally speaking, and in conjunction with all the other attributes of a premium domain, the more search volume a domain name has, the more premium it is. Search volume identifies the amount of times a word or phrase is typed into a search engine. The more popular a word, the more search volume.The WordsThe words are as important as any other attribute of a premium domain name. There are names that are defined as \u201Cbrandable\u201D. Names like Coconut.com which could brand anything from a software company to a cosmetic line. There are exact match words that can name a person, product, industry or place. Domain names like Shoes.com, MovieTickets.com, Rugs.com, Italy.com. These are examples of a premium domain name, they define an entire category. There are also short domain names which consist of 2, 3 or 4 letters. Domain names like AA.com, BB.com, ABC.com, ABCD.com. They can be acronyms or even short words like our very own Tuck.com. There are also many rules as to where and how the words are placed. If it sounds right, it probably is. A domain name like PersonalTrainer.com is considered premium, whereas a domain name like TrainerPersonal.com would not be considered very valuable, if at all. The entire domain name has to make sense.At the end of the day, it all comes down to one thing. Perception. Loans.com will always be perceived as a trustable source for loans, that is the reason why Bank of America acquired the domain name. To get a real idea of what a premium domain name looks like, take a look at some more large companies that own premium domain names. This will surely open your eyes to not only what a premium domain name looks like, but also the incredible importance of owning one of these domain names."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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