[my list] domain tools
 

Hi. Most of the people here got average knowledge about domains.
So this is my list of what I use, domain name suggestion tools, domain appraisals, marketplaces, expired domain lists, discounts ...

You might find it helpful ;)
List of my favourite domain tools:
http://www.webmasterinter.net/2010/0...n-tools-i-use/

Bump for my thread, others elsewhere find it useful but here, it went under radar ;)

That or we see it for what it is, you trying to get people to go to your cloaked affiliate links in that list. By the way, only a fucking moron cloaks and bolds ONLY the affiliate links, not to mention spells "domain names" wrong in the header. We'd take advice from you?

http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/... ove_offensive

You were born yesterday? I would I want to rank at google for domain names, when there's 8999894859385309 websites trying to rank for that.
read and learn. "domain nmaes" is TYPO, in this case, less competitive keyword.

just some spam, nothing to see here :winkwink:

Geez dude, chill out on the spam.

LMAO!

1. Targeting "domain nmaes", which has all of 320 monthly searches on Google.

2. "Showing results for domain names. Search instead for domain nmaes" is what happens when you search for it on Google...someone would have to be then extra retarded and click on the "domain nmaes" in that statement in order to get the results for it.

3. Even with that text in your header linked to your site, even with a retard clicking domain nmaes in that statement to get the results of the typo, you're STILL nowhere to be found.

All those failures on top of the one being you trying to act like some domain expert when your blog or whatever that site is is on a god awful domain hack. If you want a better one, I own doma.in and might be willing to sell it to you for 6-figures. Otherwise...

http://www.nametrader.com/getoffmylawn.jpg

I was No 1 for domain nmaes so it bringed decent traffic before. Now I'm in sandbox.
So what?

Anyway, No 1 for 320 search for domain related keywords is quite good. But 3$ RPM TGP dude can't understand that there exist more valuable traffic.

Page is borked in chrome.

recommend a back order service that really works, once a domain register gets hold of a good name....straight to auction.

HandballJim
I don't backorder due to really low succes at times I was trying it.
If I do now, I'd go with SnapNames, they've got huge success (deals with registrars) in dropcatching. It costs 69 or 59$ but I'm pretty sure you'll get best chance.
But if there are people backordering it goes to auction.

No need to use my referral link at my blog. This is free of charge ;)

I just spam sometimes when I'm really bored ;)

You.... You son of a bitch

Matty: I already know that ;) My mom is bitch. :D
What's the point?

bump for you

my experience last week, after I back ordered a domain with a couple registers and waited for it to drop...mydomains.com got it before me...and I had to purchase the domain at a snapnames auction. What sux about the auction is...not like ebay where time runs out and you win...with snapnames you place a bid, even the last minute, time then jumps to 5 minutes...so others can out bid you again, and it keeps going like this until everyone stops out bidding the high bidder.

HandballJim: Yup, auction remainingtime increase. At Godaddy, it's 2 minutes added when remaining time is less then 2 minutes. But at Godaddy, every good piece have tons of bidders and bidding can prolong 30-40 minuts easily and adds +300% price.

It's like that. Get used to it ;)