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Links.com For Sale On Flippa.com

Links Online LLC announces the sale of rare, high quality, super premium domain name Links.com.

2011-01-13
CHICAGO, IL, January 13, 2011 (Press-News.org) Links Online, LLC, is pleased to announce that the rare and high quality premium domain name Links.com is for sale on Flippa.com. Links.com, a domain name that arguably defines the World Wide Web, is a spectacular name for any corporation that is seeking to brand a new product or service with a name that is both instantaneously memorable and so strongly connected with the Internet.

"We have chosen the very popular and highly regarded marketplace, Flippa.com, as our initial platform so that the sale of our super premium domain gets the maximum amount of visibility among our target audience including international corporations, technology startups, brand managers, and worldwide enterprise investors. We feel that the time is right to sell Links.com which can be a superb brand for any organization entering into cloud computing, mobile computing, telecommunications, social-Web services, dating, and many other Internet-based marketplaces."

Dave Slutzkin, Flippa General Manager, added that "We're seeing an increasing number of great domains like links.com becoming available on Flippa. This trend is largely due to domain owners choosing to get their assets in front of our highly qualified buyer-audience who are looking to add value to the existing domain."

It is rare for a short and memorable domain name such as Links.com to come to the market, and expectations are that there will be substantial interest in the name. The values of generic names such as Links.com have been rising dramatically over the last decade as corporations and domain name investors continue to acquire these names for future development opportunities. Recent publicly announced sales of high quality, premium domains include:

Slots.com $5,500,000
Toys.com $5,100,000
Candy.com $3,000,000
Dating.com $1,750,000
Auction.com $1,700,000
Ticket.com $1,525,000
Photo.com $1,250,000
Flying.com $1,100,000
Call.com $1,100,000
Zip.com $1,058,830
Server.com $770,000
Files.com $725,000
Luck.com $675,000
Logo.com $500,000
Talk.com $500,000

Reuters recently reported that FB.com sold for $8.5 million to Facebook. Once high quality names are acquired, it is rare for them to ever be available again.

Links.com Website Vital Statistics

Registration Date: 04/01/1993 (Transferred to current registrant in 1996)
Domain Name Characteristics: 5 character, generic, dictionary word
Google Page Rank: 4
Avg. Unique Visitors: 14,000/month
Avg. Page Views: 23,000/month

Any questions concerning this sale should be directed to Links.com/contact

Contact:
Internet Administrator
Links.com
http://Links.com/contact/

Links Online LLC is a web development company. For further information please contact Links.com/contact.


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[Press-News.org] Links.com For Sale On Flippa.com
Links Online LLC announces the sale of rare, high quality, super premium domain name Links.com.