Reference
Glossary
Definitions for the terms used across our asset listings, valuation framework, and due diligence guides.
Asset Passport
A structured profile documenting a digital property's identity, technical setup, content, SEO performance, and monetization readiness for buyer review.
Digital Karma Score
A composite score reflecting how trustworthy, well-built, and durable a digital property is, based on its content, technical foundation, and search visibility.
Domain Authority
A third-party score (commonly from Ahrefs or Moz) estimating how likely a domain is to rank in search results, based largely on its backlink profile.
Due Diligence
The buyer-side verification process of confirming traffic, revenue, content, technical health, and legal ownership before completing an acquisition.
E-E-A-T
Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trust — the signals Google's quality raters use to judge whether content and its creators can be trusted.
Escrow
A neutral third-party service that holds a buyer's funds until domain, asset, and account transfer are confirmed complete on both sides.
Monetization Path
The mechanism by which a digital property earns or could earn revenue — e.g. lead generation, affiliate commissions, display ads, or a paid product.
Niche Authority
The degree to which a site is recognized, by search engines and readers alike, as a credible, focused source within a specific topic area.
Valuation Multiple
The number of months of revenue used to price a digital property — e.g. a site earning $500/mo sold at a 35x multiple asks $17,500.
YMYL (Your Money or Your Life)
A Google classification for content that could impact a reader's health, finances, or safety — subject to heightened quality scrutiny in search rankings.