tips A simple way to find potential end-users for your domain

[joanlee]

I am domaining for many years. And I use following methods to find potential end-users. It is just for your idea. Maybe it is not suitable for you.

I often use Baidu or Google searcher to find key words. For example, I want to find potential buyers for yobo.net which I own. I type inurl:www.*yobo.com or inurl:www.*yobo.net in Baidu or Google search. And following information is indicated:

www.yobo.com
www.yobophoto.com
www.yobo.com.cn
www.yoboworks.com
www.yobo360.com
www.yobogroup.com
www.yoboerp.com
www.yobo1717.com
www.yobo88.com
www.yobosoft.net

So the above website could be my buyer of yobo.net. I checked relevant emails or phone numbers to contact them proactively.

Just a story. I saw yobo.net on sale with 1000$ in the market. And I thought it is CVCV pattern and pronoucible easily. I checked it this way and found out a lot of potential end-users. So I bought it purposefully and quickly. And now I bid price by 2000$. Hopefully, it works and an idea for you.

Any comment, please let me know. Thanks.

 

[damance]

Inurl
Allinurl
Allintitle
Intitle

 

[namerav]

Thanks for the thread, good one for all of us domainers.

 

[trp3]

Awesome, thanks!

 

[brindle123]

you might have overpaid hoping to sell it to the dot com owner!

 

[FPForum]

Giving this thread a bump because it's a method all should use when looking for potential buyers. Inurl and Intitle are both good tricks for Google. I would stop there though. Even searching for something such as "yobo" with quotes can produce some different results. Along with that, Yahoo often gives much different results than Google (and maybe Baidu as well) so don't keep your searches to just one engine!

 

[domainnamesdaily]

Thanks for the tips. I remember seeing these before, but rarely use them. I can see they could come in handy.

 

[mikej]

thanx

 

[Nikhar Saraswat]

Thnx for sharing this fantastic trick with us bro.