Some available names

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

I don't really like all of these, but they were linked from a page on Archive.org on a domain I was researching, and so I researched and removed the names that were not registered at this time. I then ran the data through searchvolume.io to see the number of searches it gets.

What's left? Tell me if you take any of them.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HZco0h06V1PhJ0BLdRVwixledSTGULD5UbD2uuJtnOw/edit?usp=sharing

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Hi

i didn't take any

but that list looks like one of my old hard copies of overture results for 'similar keywords' from 2007

Thanks


imo...

 

[jaydub]

Overture...theres a service I haven’t heard referred to in some time Don

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

Yahoo really lost a huge opportunity with the shut-down of the Overture results.

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

BTW it appears that searchvolume.io's results are really outdated. The results in the "bonus" section are from https://www.thehoth.com/keyword-volume/ and they are the same results as semrush.com, which does not have a bulk search that I am aware of.

 

[ukbackorderukbackorder is verified member.]

Overture made me $1m in the day It was sad when that closed down.

 

[juba]

How about the length of the domain names? Aren't they too long?

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

How about the length of the domain names? Aren't they too long?

i have some names that are 3-4 words long

length is relevant for long tail

imo....

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

Some keyword names are long, you may have better success with some of those than 4 letter names, but 4 letter names are more liquid.

 

[LarryWentz]

Hell I used Goto before they changed the name to Overture. I spent money on their PPC but their keyword search tool is what really was a game-changer for me regarding domain names. You could see what the popular searched words containing your keyword were along with search volume. I'd slap the popular keywords into a notepad & enter the list into the old dnanlyzer software to see if the names were available to register.

I still have that original dnalyzer software on my old computer & once in a while I will load up keywords. Back in the old days, I would load up all 3 character .com possibilities at domain drop time every morning. One morning I found about 180 3 character .coms available & was to able register around 160 of them if I recall. Back in those days, we'd flip them in the old Afternic chatroom for $25-$50.

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Back in the old days, I would load up all 3 character .com possibilities at domain drop time every morning. One morning I found about 180 3 character .coms available & was to able register around 160 of them if I recall. Back in those days, we'd flip them in the old Afternic chatroom for $25-$50.

good story

i memba those days, sitting by the keyboard @ 10:59CST, waiting for 3 character.com to drop

caught quite a few for $6.95 and like you said, next day profiting was on.

imo...

 

[juba]

I still have that original dnalyzer software on my old computer & once in a while I will load up keywords. Back in the old days, I would load up all 3 character .com possibilities at domain drop time every morning. One morning I found about 180 3 character .coms available & was to able register around 160 of them if I recall. Back in those days, we'd flip them in the old Afternic chatroom for $25-$50.

I wish I knew that period! I am 30 years in two months and I am really interested in domaining, however, I have the feeling that the train is already leaving without me in the inside. That nostalgic moment you described in your comment is what I want to describe 20 years from now. I am pretty active in the forum since I joined and I am trying to learn as much as possible from experienced domainers and it is really fascinating.

Thank you again

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

I wish I knew that period! I am 30 years in two months and I am really interested in domaining, however, I have the feeling that the train is already leaving without me in the inside. That nostalgic moment you described in your comment is what I want to describe 20 years from now. I am pretty active in the forum since I joined and I am trying to learn as much as possible from experienced domainers and it is really fascinating.

Thank you again

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