The Web Page of a company (Website), is its presentation to the world. The corporate image of a company will be the one reflected by its website on the monitor of a computer connected to the Internet.
It can be defined that a Web Page (Website) is an asset of a company, and therefore capable of being valued.
The objective of this monograph is to present a Website Appraisal Model (Website Appraisal), analyzing from the characteristics of your Domain to the costs of Design, Hosting and Maintenance of it.
- The Dominion
The name of the Web Page can be defined as Domain (Domain); However, it is much more than that. The Domain, when transpolated out of cyberspace, would be the equivalent of the “brand” or “commercial name of a product or a company.
The Domain is so important that it itself has a value, whether or not the Web Page related to it exists.
The world-wide domains are organized by Internic, who guarantees the uniqueness of the same in the Network (Web). Otherwise, there could be Two or more Web Pages with the same Name or Domain in cyberspace. There are worldwide "Registrars" of domains that register in Internic the Domains requested by interested persons or companies and this registration has a very low cost (70 US $ biannual or less).
Due to the "uniqueness" of Domains, a global marketplace has been created where Domains of all types are sold or auctioned (bid). Of course, some will be more valuable than others, and on the determination of their value, see this monograph
Technically a Domain is based on a name followed by a period (dot) and an extension.
The name can be composed in the way you want, in the language of your choice, it can include letters, numbers, punctuation marks etc. Precisely, this first part of the Domain is what should define the objective of the Web Page, although it is also valid that the name does not mean anything in particular.
The extension is more rigid and has a precise format that cannot be varied. The most important ones used on the Internet are:.com -.net -.org -.edu -.gov -.co -.uk -.tv -.ws -.cc -.ve
Examples of domains are:
In Spanish
Porlapuerta.com
Loquesea.com
Group77.net
In English
Photo.com
Gold_wins.org
e-corporate.net
3.0 The Language
Internet, is global (word-wide); therefore all the languages of the earth are valid (although there are some languages in which their characters or pictograms are not yet available on the Internet).
However, the language of the Website and especially the language in which its domain is composed, has a decisive impact on the value of the Website.
When examining the statistics of companies and governmental and non-governmental organizations that study the Internet phenomenon, we can find indicators such as the following: From the previous table, we can conclude that 59.26 of every 100 Internet users are English speakers.
This means that 59.26% of Internet users will not access a Web Page (rather, a Domain) that is not in English.
NOTE: Perhaps the only observation to this statistic would be the Spanish-speaking (bilingual) of the United States, who represent 11.40% of the total population of that country, which could add up to Eleven Million users, who access both the Web Pages in English as well as in Spanish.
From the previous table, we can see that 68.39% of the Web Pages are in English; from which we extrapolate that the Domains of these Web Pages are also in English.
Both statistical tables confirm a clearly demarcated trend: Domains in English widely exceed Domains in any other language; therefore: A Domain that is in English will have a much higher demand (due to shortage) than a Domain in another language and this will clearly influence its value.
For example the Domain: loans.com, was recently auctioned for Three Million Dollars. Its counterpart in Spanish: prestamos.com, is unlikely to reach a similar value (via the conventional market).
- Traffic Indicators
If the Web Page associated with the Domain exists on the Internet, traffic indicators define its popularity, that is, the number of times it is visited or the ease of being found through Search Engines.
The main traffic indicators of a Web Page are:
- The Hit Counters Presence of the Web Page in the Main Search Engines Presence of Metatags in the Web Page
4.1 The Visit Counter:
The most popular traffic indicator is the Counter (Hit Counter), which theoretically adds one unit for each time the Web Page is accessed from some point on the Web.
However, a Counter is not a very safe instrument to evaluate the number of visits to a Web Page, since it would be easily altered by the Page Administrator (Webmaster).
According to the average number of visits per month, the traffic of a Web Page can be classified as:
Greater than 5,000 daily visits: Excellent
Between 500 and 4,999 visits per day: Good
Between 1 and 499 daily visits: Regular
No visit some days: Poor
4.2 Registration in Search Engines (Search engine sumit)
It is very difficult for users to search for a particular Web Page, since they would have to memorize its Domain in order to access it.
Search engines make it possible to facilitate the search of a specific Web Page based on the Domain, name of the product or service it offers and any criteria that allows the desired Web Page or other similar ones regarding the service they provide, merchandise that it sells or content Of the same.
It is essential that any Administrator, register his Web Page at least in the main Internet Search Engines.
4.2.1 The World's Top 15 Search Engines:
| Ranking. | Search Engine | Users / day |
| one. | yahoo.com | 64,407 |
| two. | aol.com | 53,101 |
| 3. | msn.com | 47,809 |
| Four. | lycos.com | 24,294 |
| 5. | nbci.com | 19,776 |
| 6. | netscape.com | 18,832 |
| 7. | excite.com | 18,090 |
| 8. | ask.com | 17,624 |
| 9. | altavista.com | 15,785 |
| 10. | looksmart.com | 15,396 |
| eleven. | about.com | 14,240 |
| 12. | go.com | 13,190 |
| 13. | Google com | 12,271 |
| 14. | goto.com | 11,634 |
| fifteen. | msnbc.com | 11,535 |
Source: cyberatlas.internet.com
(Top Sites January 2001)
Each user is only counted once a day, regardless of the number of times they access or consult the search engine
4.2.2 Main Venezuelan Search Engines
| Ranking. | Search Engine | Users / day |
| one. | terra.com.ve | S / D |
| two. | auyantepuy.com | S / D |
| 3. | lycos.com.ve | S / D |
| Four. | cantv.net | S / D |
| 5. | venezuelavirtual.com | S / D |
| 6. | trompo.com | S / D |
| 7. | venezuelaonline.com | S / D |
| 8. | venezuelavirtual.com | S / D |
Source: Own Research
4.3 The Metatag
The Metatag (Meta-tag), is a very special feature of the HTML Programming Language. The presence of Metatag on a Web Page allows the software of most Search Engines to capture (spider) some important data such as:
- Title of the Web Page Description (Brief) of the Page Keywords (Needed for the search)
In fact, to register a Web Page in a Search Engine, sometimes it is only necessary to find out the Electronic Address of the Page (URL) and an electronic mail address (e-mail). The Search Engine software (Robot) does the rest: it reads the Meta Tags, classifies the page and publishes it automatically.
NOTE: However, not all Search Engines work the same way. Some require filling out a form and be submitted to the approval of the Administrator (Webmaster) of the Search Engine, such as the well-known yahoo.com.
- DEVELOPMENT OF THE WEB PAGE ASSESSMENT METHOD
For the development of the Web Page Assessment Method, only three (3) elements were taken into account:
- The Value of the Domain The Value Added by Traffic The Costs of Production
6.0 DEVELOPMENT OF THE METHODOLOGY FOR THE DOMAIN VALUATION MODEL
There are a large number of companies and professionals dedicated to Domain Valuation. In the "Cyber-Bibliography", at the end of this monograph, most of the Web Pages that provide the Domain Valuation service are cited; some free, some paid, In the search for an objective, simple, user-friendly and affordable methodology for the majority of Internet users; Ten (10) Domain Assessment models were selected. Each of them was studied. The main basic elements of obtaining the value were analyzed and classified and a “Comparison Matrix” was created with each one of them.
The "Comparison Matrix" (See Annex No. 1), allowed to select and weigh the most important elements that affect the determination of the Value of a Domain.
The result of the analysis of said matrix, generated the following: "Basic Elements for Determining the Value of a Domain"
6.1 EXTENSION OF THE DOMAIN
Domain Extension refers to the suffix that follows the last dot (dot) of a Domain.
They are the most used Extensions in cyberspace:
- Commercial:.com -.net -.org -co- tv –Educational:.edu Government:.gov By countries:
- .ve (Venezuela).ar (Argentina).uk (United Kingdom).it (Italy)
However, the study of the different models analyzed yielded the following conclusions:
6.1.1 Commercial Extensions most used in the world are.com -.net -.org
6.1.2 Country Extensions only make (commercial) sense when it comes to subsidiaries or affiliates of companies or brands considered as transnational or global.
For example:
terra.com.ve - xerox.com.ve - lycos.com.ar.
Note: At the time of this monograph, country extensions are considered of little interest in creating value for a domain.
6.1.3 The extensions corresponding to Civil Societies or Organized Groups of a social, or non-profit, or educational, or informative, or personal nature; do not create value to the Domain
6.1.4 ASSESSMENT OF EXTENSIONS
From the aforementioned "Comparison Matrix"; the different scores of the Domain were concluded according to its EXTENSION:
- ASSOCIATION OR RECOGNITION OF THE DOMAIN
This element is based on the fact that: A Domain will have greater value, depending on whether it is easily associated or recognized as a good, a brand or a service.
For example:
The Domain: avaluos.com, will create greater value to a Web Page than the Domain servi87.com; since Internet users can easily associate the first of them with a company that provides appraisal services; while the second cannot associate it with any particular activity, service or product (unless it enters the Website).
Here, it is also important to highlight the fact that with a Domain made up of a word, or brand, or trade name; Whether it is for daily or everyday use, much more Value was created for the Website than, if it were formed by a word of not so common use.
- ASSESSMENT OF THE ASSOCIATION OR RECOGNITION OF THE DOMAIN:
From the "Comparison Matrix", cited several times; The following Domain Scoring Model could be reached based on its Association or Recognition:
For example:
Loans.com 3 Pts.
Fuller.org 2 Pts.
Servicios.net 1 Pto
Inverlar.com 0 Pts.
- THE LENGTH OF THE DOMAIN
In general, a short domain will be preferred to a long one and a single word domain will be preferred to one with two or more words.
The above statement is popular with Webmasters and the Comparison Matrix developed for this monograph confirms it.
- Numerical and Mixed Domains
There is a very interesting topic related to the length of a Domain: Numerical or mixed Domains (letters and numbers). In general, the Numeric or Mixed domains, although they are short and seem to be composed of a single Word, are very little requested and the only exception exists is when those figures or combination of letters and numbers are related to something well known, and only then, is when these Domains have some acceptance (or value).
Examples of the above are:
747.com (Related to aircraft of that model)
H2O.net (Related to water management)
Magnum357.com (Related to a weapon)
5.3.2 ASSESSMENT OF THE LENGTH OF THE DOMAIN
A single word of 6 letters 3 Pts.
A single word between 7 and 10 letters 2 Pts.
A single 11-letter word 1 Pt.
Two or more words 1 Pto.
Numeral or mixed domains no
Included in the previous point 0 Pts.
For example:
Autos.com 3 Pts.
Automóvil.net 2 Pts.
Automovilismo.org 1 Pto.
Sucarro.com 1 Pto.
1234.net 0 Pts
- INDUTRIAL POSITIONING
It was said at the beginning of this monograph that a company's website is its presentation to the world.
The concept of INDUSTRIAL POSITIONING has a lot to do with the previous statement: Does the Domain associate the company with a powerful transnational with a presence in 45 countries; Or rather, you associate it with a small shop in a garage in a remote unknown town?
Perhaps in reality, what seemed to us to be a "great transnational" is a "great lie" and what seemed to be a simple store is the world's largest diamond distributor. But that is precisely the advantage (or disadvantage) of cyberspace: We are not there to see "the business", what we see is what your Website (in this case, your Domain) wants to show us.
- INDUSTRIAL POSITIONING ASSESSMENT
Is the Domain associated with a
Global Transnational Industry? 3 Pts.
Is the Domain associated with a
Large Local Industry? 2 Pts.
Is the Domain associated with a
Small or medium Industry, Business, Store, Supplier
Goods or Services? 1 Pto.
Is the Domain associated with a
Charitable or Philanthropic Institution
NGO, School, University, Government Office, etc. 0 Pts.
For example:
ÏBM.com 3 Pts.
CANTV.net 2 Pts.
Rattan.com 1 Pto.
SOITAVE.org 0 Pts
5.5 GRAMMAR, SCRIPTS AND PREFIXES
How important is a word! This statement is very true when choosing a Domain for a Web Page. That word is the difference between a successful domain and a heap domain.
In principle the word must be correct and grammatically well written. Generic words are preferred over any other and One word is better than two or more.
Every expert Webmaster (Webmaster) knows these principles. But, how difficult it is to obtain that Word that is capable of promoting a Web Page above the others.
Today, most (if not all) the Domains that comply with the aforementioned principle are in use, taken over or reserved (parking). The auction of "Interesting Domains" on the Internet is a business. Many people and companies own "Domains Without Web Page", only to trade with them.
There is a tendency to use "homophones" (words that sound the same but do not mean the same or do not mean anything in a language) to use as "Interesting Domains".
It is an example of this type of homophone, the Domain SuKasa.com (Homophone of SuCasa.com; but it is a grammatically non-existent word)
The use of these "homophones" as Domains, lead to confusion when opening the Web Page; since most likely the desired Web page will not open.
The same is true of generic plural words. They bring confusion when opening a Web Page and this results in low traffic or continuous wrong accesses.
One of the most pathetic examples of the use of the plural is in the case of Domains:
Embarazada.com: Website intended to provide medical information to pregnant women and nursing mothers.
Embarazadas.com: Pornographic page.
Another way to get an eye-catching Domain is to add a prefix to a generic word; generally these prefixes (which are used before or after the generic word) are "e" (for electronic), "i" (for internet) or any combination.
For example:
- come-payments.comneti-servicio.net
The previous Domains are a combination of a generic word (loan, service) and a prefix (e, i); however they differ in the presence of a hyphen that separates them.
Words with hyphens and prefixes are very little appreciated by Web Page Administrators and are highly valued.
5.5.1 ASSESSMENT OF GRAMMAR, SCRIPTS AND PREFIXES
Generic word in singular 3 Pts.
Generic word in plural 2 Pts.
Non-generic word grammatically
Well written 2 Pts.
Two or more words grammatically
Well written together without using a hyphen
Or other Score Sign 1 Pt.
Foreign Language Word 0 Pts.
Word or words grammatically
Misspelled (homophones) 0 Pts.
Two or more words grammatically
Good or Badly written joined by hyphen u
another Score Sign 0 Pts.
Word or Words with suffix, forward or
Back joined or not by Script or other
Scoring Sign 0 Pts.
For example:
- com 3 Ptos.com 2 Ptos.net 1 Ptos.com 0 Ptos.com 0 PtosAvaluos-webpage.net 0 Ptose-tasadores.org 0 Ptos.
6.0 METHODOLOGY TO DETERMINE THE DOMAIN VALUATION MODEL
6.1 ANALYSIS OF THE COMMERCIAL MODELS OF DOMAIN VALUATION IN INTENET
The following Domain Valuation Models were analyzed:
Each of these analyzed models generate the value of a Domain, based on some or all of the following parameters:
By intercepting the 10 different Domain Valuation Models selected with the 17 above-mentioned Parameters, the COMPARISON MATRIX was generated, which is added to this monograph as “ANNEX No. 1”.
The Analysis of the COMPARISON MATRIX, brought as a conclusion the determination of the "Five (5) Basic Elements for the Determination of the Value of a Domain":
- EXTENSION OF DOMAIN ASSOCIATION OR RECOGNITION OF DOMAIN LENGTH OF DOMAIN INDUSTRIAL POSITIONING GRAMMAR, SCRATCHES AND PREFIXES
Which are weighted on the scale of 0 to 3 Points, as previously defined for each of these elements.
6.2 ANALYSIS OF THE INTERNATIONAL DOMAIN MARKET:
The last One Hundred Fourteen (114) Domains sold (or auctioned) through the Internet were analyzed, with respect to the Five (5) Basic Elements, mentioned in the previous point.
In Annex Two (2) you can see the matrix of the Nonlinear Regression Model (logarithmic), obtained by applying the Five (5) Basic Elements and the Domain Sale Price in US $ to the 114 data, the solution of This System generated the following Nonlinear Multiple Correlation Model:
Where:
y = Domain value in US $
X1 = Coefficient associated with the extension of the Domain
X2 = Coefficient associated with the Association or Recognition of the Domain
X3 = Coefficient associated with the Domain Length
X4 = Coefficient related to Industrial Positioning, with which the Domain is related
X5: Coefficient related to Domain Grammar
Example:
Domain: www.e-bingo.net
- EXTENSION: 1 ASSOCIATION OR RECOGNITION: 3 LENGTH: 1 INDUSTRIAL POSITIONING: 1 GRAMMAR: 0
Application of the Model:
y = US $ 368.95
6.3 ANALYSIS OF THE DOMAIN LANGUAGE
In Point 3.0 Table: " STATISTICS NUMBER 1: Languages spoken by Internet users ", it was concluded that the Number of Internet users by Language is:
ENGLISH SPEAKING USERS: 59.26%
USERS WHO SPEAK OTHER LANGUAGES: 40.74%
In the same way, in Table: "STATISTICS NUMBER 2: Web Pages Classified by Language." , it was concluded that the worldwide Distribution of Web Pages by Language is:
WEB PAGES IN ENGLISH: 68.39%
WEB PAGES IN OTHER LANGUAGES: 31.61%
following the same procedure; Table: "STATISTICS NUMBER 3: Web Traffic classified by origin", it was concluded that the origin of Internet Connections is distributed as follows:
CONNECTIONS ORIGINATED IN THE USA: 45.02%
CONNECTIONS ORIGINATED IN THE REST OF THE WORLD: 54.98%
Now, analyzing the rest of the statistics presented in Point 3.0 of this monograph, the following conclusions can be obtained.
- Of the 99 Million English-speaking people who have access to the Internet, 11 Million 286 Thousand people are bilingual (Spanish and English) Therefore, the distribution of Internet users by language could be reconsidered as follows:
USERS WHO SPEAK ONLY ENGLISH: 59.26%
BILINGUAL USERS (ENGLISH - SPANISH) 5.22%
USERS WHO SPEAK OTHER LANGUAGES: 40.74%
- From which I would conclude that Internet Users by Language, could be classified as:
USERS WHO SPEAK ONLY ENGLISH: 54.04%
USERS WHO SPEAK OTHER LANGUAGES: 45.96%
- Therefore, it is concluded that the Domain Language Correction Factor (which, as before, was generalized to the Language of the Website) is:
ENGLISH DOMAIN: L = 1.0000
DOMAIN IN ANOTHER LANGUAGE: L = 0.4596
Example:
following the example above:
Domain: www.e-bingo.net
Result of the Domain Valuation Model:
y = US $ 368.95
DOMAIN LANGUAGE: English (*)
(*) actually the word Bingo and the prefix "e" are valid (they exist) in both English and Spanish
Domain Valuation Model:
Where
y = Domain value in US $
L = 1,000 (English language proficiency)
Thus:
y = (368.95) * 1.0000
y = US $ 368.95
6.4 PRESENCE OF THE WEB PAGE IN THE MAIN SEARCH ENGINES OF THE NETWORK
As already explained, the registration (sumit) of the Website in the main search engines of the “World Wide Web” is essential. Otherwise, it will simply be impossible to locate the Website on the Internet.
The experts, not only consider essential the registration of the Website in the "search engines"; If not, they consider it essential that it appear in the first Twenty (20) places of the Search Engine Directory. This is what the Network Administrators (Webmasters) call "Positioning".
For the assessment of the presence of the Website in the Search Engines, only the first Eight (8) Search Engines of the “ranking” will be taken into account, which are listed in Point 4.2.1 and listed below.:
- com com com com com com com com
The evaluation procedure consists of scoring 0.125 points for each Search Engine where the Website is registered.
The Adjustment for Presence in the Network, is denominated like: "Mb"; leaving the mathematical expression that we have been developing as:
Following the same example in the evaluation of the Domain www.e-bingo.net:
It will be assumed that this hypothetical Web Page is registered (sumited) in the following Search Engines:
Search Engine Enrolled Score
yahoo.com YES 0.125
aol.com NO 0.000
msn.com YES 0.125
lycos.com YES 0.125
nbci.com YES 0.125
netscape.com YES 0.125
exite.com YES 0.125
ask.com YES 0.125
Website Registered in: Seven (7) Search Engines
Mb = 0.875
y = (368.95 * 1.0000) * (1 + 0.875 / 8)
y = (368.95 * 1.000) * (1.1094) = US $ 409.31
6.5 PRESENCE OF META-TAGS ON THE WEB PAGE
As mentioned in Section 4.3, Meta-Tags or Meta-Tags are HTML subroutines that allow the Search Engine to communicate certain information or certain instructions, when it reads the Code of the Website.
For the evaluation of the Website, we will only estimate the Metatags:
TITLE: Which indicates to the Search Engine the Title of the Website; for Example: " SOITAVE Web Page "
CONTENT: Which indicates to the Search Engine the Description or Content of the Website; for Example: " Here you can find all the information about SOITAVE "
KEYWORDS: Which tells the Search Engine to store the Keywords that are related to the Website, so that when a user uses the Search Engine and searches for specific information, when entering the keyword or keywords, the software presents all the pages associated with that or those keywords (keywords); for Example: " appraisal, appraiser, appraiser, appraisal "
A valid syntax in the HTML Code of the aforementioned Metatags could be:
Here you can find all the information about SOITAVE «>
= »Appraisal, appraiser, appraiser, appraisal«>
For the evaluation of a Web Page, the presence or absence of Metatags will have the following Qualification:
Web page with Metatags: Mt = 0.0625
Web page without Metatags: Mt = 0.0000
Incomplete or bad metatags
executed that do not allow
his capture by the Engines
Search: Mt = 0.0000
The Adjustment for the correct presence on the Metatags Web Page in HTML Code, is named as: “Mt”; leaving the mathematical expression that we have been developing as:
Following the same example in the evaluation of the Domain www.e-bingo.net:
It will be considered that the Web Page, when its HTML code was analyzed, it was determined that the Metatags have a correct syntax and that they allow them to be captured (spider) by the Robot of a Search Engine.
Therefore Mt = 0.0625
y = (368.95 * 1.0000) * (1 + 0.875 / 8) * (1 + 0.0625)
y = (368.95 * 1.000) * (1.1094) * (1.0625) = US $ 434.90
6.6 COSTS OF CREATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE WEB PAGE
This is the last element that you will enter to determine the value of a Web Page. Although it is true that nowadays publishing a Web Page on the internet can be from free; where the use of Sub-Domains and the storage space (hosting) are free until they have very high costs.
At the beginning of this monograph we defined that a Web Page was the corporate presentation to the world of a company and that presence depends on a correct, eye-catching and professional presentation that demonstrates solidity and trust, that is quick to download and does not contain advertising banners (banners).
The Cost of Production and Maintenance of the Website is defined as Cp and will be expressed in US $. finally leaving the Web Page Appraisal Model (Website Appraisal) as follows:
6.7 PRODUCTION COST MODEL OF A WEB PAGE
Next, a General Model will be expressed, easily adaptable to any specific circumstance, to calculate the Cost of Production (Cp) that is associated with a Web Page.
Since the development of the model is in US $, this same currency should be maintained, making the necessary conversions.
- STORAGE
- Cost of server space Cost of dedicated line Cost of software license Cost of scanning photos and graphics Installation costs Miscellaneous
- Final Artwork Cost Graphics Conversion Costs Copyright Proofing and Printing Costs
- Cost of Registration in INTERNIT of the Domain Cost of Promotion of the Web Page in the most important Search Engines Cost of the “Premium” Positioning of the Web Page in the Directory of the Search Engine Various Softwares Licenses for the Promotion and Positioning of the Web Page
- Costs of advertising in press, radio or television Costs of brochures and promotional gifts Other costs associated with advertising outside the Internet Costs of courier or mail for the shipment of products purchased on-line
- COSTS OF MAINTENANCE OF THE WEB PAGE
- Costs for the use of telephone lines Costs of revision and partial modification of the web page Costs of multiple mailboxes for e-mail Cost of maintaining the Guest Book Costs and commissions for the use of credit cards on-line for orders Costs of review of statistics regarding visits and other data of the Website
Following the same example in the evaluation of the Domain www.e-bingo.net:
In the publication of the Website, the following costs were made:
Completing the Valuation Model:
y = (368.95 * 1.0000 + 1,146.20) * (1 + 0.875 / 8) * (1 + 0.0625)
y = * (1.1094) * (1.0625) = US $ 1,785.96
The example that has been developed step by step indicates that the value of the published website is US $ 1,785.96.
However, note that of that amount, the Domain has an Own Value of US $ 368.95.
Therefore, it is concluded that the Domain has a "Real Value" by itself, regardless of whether or not the Website is published in cyberspace.
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