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Automated or Manual Research Works Best For You?

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dcristo

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I am interested to know if the best names you have regged have been found via automated processed or manual research? What has worked best for you? For me, definately manual brainstorming has worked best.
 
I've also found my best names through manual processes, but this isn't very surprising as I've never used any automated tool.
 
Well the best domains i found yet are via automated process but the chances of find a good domain via automatation or via ur mind are 50/50 via ur mind its a slow process via software or script its faster just use what u like lol
 
Well the best domains i found yet are via automated process but the chances of find a good domain via automatation or via ur mind are 50/50 via ur mind its a slow process via software or script its faster just use what u like lol

either my mind is very quick or your script is really slow :-D

seriously, which software do you use?
 
I have DRT, but until now never really used it. All of my domains are manuell research.
 
Never send a machine to do a man's job. If you want to reg good traffic domains just keep searching, get some coffee and continue seaching further. Also talk to people that aren't in the domain business - they think outside the bubble and give great ideas. Of course, doing it manually isn't easy, but the result are really rewarding if you think of a good way to look for domains.
 
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