available Available domains with Verisign Domain Score and Traffic

[Dave]

Hi all,

VERISIGN® DomainScore™ is a free tool designed to aide and complement your pre-registration evaluation methodologies. Utilizing the techniques described below, Verisign computes NXD scores on a 1-10 scale (10 being best), to measure the reliability and quantity of DNS traffic for a given domain.

More information at http://domainscore.verisignlabs.com/

MiamiAt.com - 898 uniques per month! 32359 requests!
FindKit.com - 295 uniques per month.
CosmoMassage.com - 250 uniques per month.
PopExpert.com - 220 uniques per month.
MontanaPlaza.com - 187 uniques per month.
GreatTerra.com - 173 uniques per month.
ArizonaDragon.com - 153 uniques per month.
DenmarkFly.com - 125 uniques per month.
DailyAqua.com - 118 uniques per month.
MichiganAngel.com - 107 uniques per month.
PolyVip.com - 104 uniques per month.
JacksonvillePal.com - 100 uniques per month.
BonusHeart.com - 98 uniques per month.
BoostNice.com - 94 uniques per month.
GreatPublic.com - 90 uniques per month.
OhioBridge.com - 89 uniques per month.
LearnEbooks.com - 64 uniques per month.

Why not give the tool a go and add your own names you find to this thread?

:tu:

Regards,
Dave

 

[NPer]

More information at http://domainscore.verisignlabs.com/

Why not give the tool a go and add your own names you find to this thread?

:tu:

Regards,
Dave

Nice. The link doesn't resolve for me though-time out.

Have you tested any of the names it gives for traffic? Wonder if it's accurate. :gl:

:wave:

 

[Dave]

Nice. The link doesn't resolve for me though-time out.

Have you tested any of the names it gives for traffic? Wonder if it's accurate. :gl:

:wave:

Strange its working for me so please try again.

I am currently testing and comparing a few domains I have registered recently but of course testing every domain would be difficult so a little help from the community here would be great. It's early days but so far so good.. :red:

Some more from the FAQ.

Second level Non-existent domain (NXD) traffic includes traffic to the top-level Domain (TLD) Name Servers (.com, .net, .tv, .cc) where either the second-level domain name being queried does not exist or the domain name does exist but does not properly have its DNS settings configured. The NXD traffic includes traffic from humans (e.g. type in traffic, clicking on a bookmark to a site that no longer exists, etc). But, every TLD’s NXD traffic also includes machine traffic such as bots and search crawlers.

How does DomainScore utilize NXD traffic?

DomainScore continually evolves to optimize for “real” traffic from humans to better predict which second level domain names not currently registered will have the most valuable traffic when registered. To do this, we take into account not the just the sheer volume of total NXD traffic, but also things that have proven statistically to be predictors of a human generated traffic such as:
Consistency of traffic over period of time – is the traffic consistent or going up and down with wild swings?
Diversity of how many distinct recursive name servers are producing the traffic (a few or many?)
A profile of the recursive name servers with relative weightings of how many clients are using those name servers; and
Filtering out traffic from known spiders like search engines, and known bots

EDIT: To the person who took MiamiAt.com would they mind reporting back about the accuracy of the traffic shown here? It should be roughly 28-30 uniques a day if this tool is correct.

 

[equity78]

Been testing for awhile and find little accuracy. I do not think the unique requests correlate 100 % to unique visitors (human) When you look at the MAP and move the mouse over to see where stuff is coming from it does not add up, I think you want to see at least a few 100 coming from your desired geo area.

The funny thing I have seen this thing show domains I used to own that got 0 traffic, not even 1 unique for the year and they get a 8.8 or 9.2 ranking.

 

[Dave]

Been testing for awhile and find little accuracy. I do not think the unique requests correlate 100 % to unique visitors (human) When you look at the MAP and move the mouse over to see where stuff is coming from it does not add up, I think you want to see at least a few 100 coming from your desired geo area.

The funny thing I have seen this thing show domains I used to own that got 0 traffic, not even 1 unique for the year and they get a 8.8 or 9.2 ranking.

Interesting and thanks for your input. So far it has been accurate for me but it has only been a few days. I will give it some more time and then post a report back here.

Regards,
Dave

 

[martiinko]

Doesn't work for every domain... I tried registered ones also available domains... "no results".

I tried other domains too... and it found something... but the results are really just rubbish, sorry, but domains like rxzrncnqgye.cc just could not have the score of 9.6.

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