When the Domain Value Checker is wrong

Domain Value Checker

I’m Mostapha. I buy and sell names from Morocco. I built the Domain Value Checker so I would stop lying to myself with a single dollar. It still lies in other ways. Not because the code is “AI.” Because it only sees the string. How we score is the honest list of fields. This page … Read more

Inherited links are not a second appraisal

Old SEO talk treated incoming links as “equity” you could pour from one URL to another. PageRank as a public number is dead; the folklore is not. Wikipedia’s summary of PageRank is enough history. For a domain investor, the danger is buying a string because a spreadsheet of backlinks looks fat, then discovering the name … Read more

If the name doesn’t match the buyer’s intent, the metric won’t save it

Someone searching “apple repair” does not want a fruit shop. Google’s own documentation on helpful content is built around that mismatch. Domain names have the same problem, except the “query” is the name itself: what a stranger thinks you sell when they hear it once. This URL used to be a keyword-intent SEO checklist. The … Read more