Advanced Domain Name Search Service
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Hi guys,
I'm looking for a clever domain name search service. I want to provide a list of keywords and the site will return with available .com domains relating to my search.
An example - I work in the tourism niche and I want to find available travel related .com domains for about 50 locations. I provide a list of words such as "travel", "visit", "goto", "holidays", and I provide a second list with all the locations, example "London", "Paris,", "Berlin", etc...
The domain search tool would then mix up my two lists of keywords and check to see if variants such as travellondon.com, londonholidays.com, gotoberlin.com, etc... are free to register.
I then go off and buy those domains and have some epic wins.
Does this tool exist?
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Hi,
Network Solutions sort of does this.
http://www.networksolutions.com/
On their homepage just type in a keyword (don't worry about checking the boxes it checks all variations of .net .co ect...)
On the results page, not only does it give you expired domains or soon to expire domains, but also suggestions it would seem on the keyword you used. Just scroll to the bottom of the page.
Hope this helps
w00t!
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