How to Find Great Domain Names

[dave]

You've got a new project, but can't find a good domain name - you want something meaningful but really don't have a clue what name to use.

This is where a little-known site i use becomes useful. its called savespell.com

You can filter by domain extension and word list/dictionary. I selected .info then the english(small) dictionary and found mundane.info ! since .info registrations are only 0.49 or something silly you can get a great domain for practically nothing.

I'm sure the names you can find here can be sold on for a lot more, so check it out SaveSpell :: Home

And get some cool domains for your next site.

[davidricky]

It is no secret that finding Keywords domain names are a great way to find a steal of a domain name. First of all, let’s define what a keyword really is. A keyword is any word or phrase that is consistently searched in a search engine like Google. For example, “vitamins” is a keyword. blahblahblahis not.

[antonio]

Keep simple domain name. Long domain names or complicated verbiage are harder to remember and easier to write badly.

[William Smith]

Best domain is one of the most important decision for the success or otherwise of the business. Make sure to select the domain which include you niche name, as it will be a plus point while optimizing the for that keyword and further when it comes to domain .org is given more preference then comes .com, .net, and so on.

[nabeeel]

Thank you very much
Valuable information

[advertstrmecki]

to find the domain name you can go in the site
co.cc to free.

[dave]

Don't use co.cc - the entire registry was delisted by Google for mass-spammy sites.

[webexp]

thanks for the info!

[dave]

Originally Posted by messi

it's not so complicate to register a domain. Just refer to a qualifying domain registrar and search your desired domain, once you found it's available you can register it. qualifying domain registrar including godaddy, Enom, tucows, networksolution etc.

I'm actually talking about ways to FIND good domains to register, not HOW to register domain names.

[Revax Media]

To find good domain names is easy (unless it's branded).
Find a niche > Find main keywords > find relevant domain name.