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How can I search domains that ARE taken by name?

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Tygerwoody

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Lets say I buy a one word .com domain and I would like to sell it to a user who has this one word in his domain name. However, he has 1 , 2 , or 3 other words within his domain.

For instance. Pretend I own tree.com . I want to search every domain taken that uses tree as a keyword. For instance prettytree.com mytree.com ihaveatree.com treecutters.com , etc. You get the idea.

How can I find a list of taken domain names by keyword? I've been looking for a tool for the past hour and I can't find one. Googling the keyword is about as far as I can get.

Thanks in advance!
 
Sounds like something the DRT might be able to do?

But you might have to create the domains (keyword combiner etc..)
 
so there isn't a database of domains anywhere? wow. What about a list of domains cached by google? Theres got to be something out there.
 
This is exactly what I am also looking for . The domain search system. This way we can reach enduser more easily. Anyone know where to find this ? Only just google is not good enough.
 
easy way to find quick answers

all you do is use a domain generator that also shows if the name is taken.

put in your keyword and click/press enter...

bam!

there's your list


one reminder though


don't send me any emails asking to buy your "one word" domain, no matter what the extension.

ok

cool :)


imo...
 
NameDroppers.com is a great tool for that(i am not associated with them). It covers all the top tlds.. Hope it helps.
 
Thats exactly what I need. Thanks URLtrader and dejanlesi!
 
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