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[Bannen]

Here's the new 'Bannen's Best' area, old one had bugs and stopped working and we lost some data.

To see the 'old' list/s (13 very long pages worth) simply click here -->BANNEN'S BEST, original list.

We'll start in with LIST 73 FOR THEE:

careerOutfit/s.com
careerOutfitter.com
careerUnions.com
jobOutfit/s.com -- tight; for clothes or orgs.
careerSuites.com
jobSuits.com
sockedUp.com
soakedUp.com
soakingUp.com
grantsTool.com
grantTotal/s.com
jobGrant.com -- very nice. Plural taken.
eternityStop/s.com
goldenGala.com -- an Italian celebration.
AuroraGoldenGala.com -- an apple. This is TM’d.
Poppem.com
handPumper.com
drinkPump.com -- nifty.
dieselPush.com
realityPrice/ing.com
hydraulicStabilizer/s.com -- there’s a sexy name that'll attract them in droves.
hardBackup.com -- plural taken.
softBackups.com -- singular taken.
wareBackup/s.com
backupPixel/s.com
nameBackups.com
domainBackups.com
hardwareBackup/s.com -- very nice!
backupHard.com
programBackups.com
laminatedCounter/s.com
muchMoreHere.com
desirableOption/s.com
dragDomain.com
blogDrag.com
antiDrugStrategy.com
antiDrugGroup/s.com
houseDevelopments.com
tourDevelopment/s.com
travelDevelopments.com
supplyDonor/s.com
donorSupply.com
supplyMaker.com
donutChef.com
healMaker.com
porkMaker.com
lifetimeTour.com
theyMix.com
musicJake.com -- a variety of first names work after ‘music’.
paintingMuse.com
dailyStockChange/s.com
monthAway.com
tourAhoy.com
fatChairs.com
leisurelyTour/s.com
leisurelyWalk.com
thermero.com
aBeams.com
fiberglassCo.com
RVrefinishing.com
RVrenos.com
tourOften.com
schoolTheatres.com
intelligentKeySystem/s.com -- newer tech.
rotaryDials.com
splitBenchSeat/s.com -- real item.
splitBenchSeatCover/s.com -- real accessories. Overture.
armStorage.com
armsMall.com
glassMoonroof/s.com
forceDistributor.com
sportyLight.com
zinkgruvanMine.com -- real place.
openPitGoldMine/s.com
openPitSilverMine/s.com
postProfiler.com
ecoProfiles.com
evolutionProfile/s.com
NevesCorvo.com -- a company name.
Lombador.com
totalPayable.com
alcoholVintage/s.com
movieable.com
failable.com
costable.com
gardenable.com
sectionable.com
warmable.com
diffar.com
sectish.com
sectage.com
celMag.com
costMag.com -- great one for cost comparing.
tweenBook.com
antiquesMag.com
youRant.com
runtGeek.com
freeTradeVote.com
tittyWipe.com -- old gag. Whenever someone told a joke that just wasn’t funny, we’d say ‘Well, aren’t you the witty type’, only we’d change around the…. okay, never mind, we were kids, it was at least over 3 weeks ago.
technize.com
technise.com
teznor.com
texable.com
irable.com
tireable.com
pality.com
signoid.com
tutorMag.com -- very nice.
tutorMagazine.com
tutorialMagazine.com
tutZine.com
programMag.com
appsMag.com
appsMagazine.com
softCoer.com -- typo of softcore?
bingzo.com
bonkzo.com
bonkso.com
bonksy.com
bonkar.com
localClosure/s.com
Nuvarande.com
Andrat/s.com
Anvand.com
Hanvisning.com
digiDetail.com -- nice for art, images, pics, photography.
korrer.com
sussingOut.com
iSussed.com
eSussing.com
leapable.com
sawable.com
chewably.com
chawers.com
inlagg.com
ottoForum.com -- auto forum?
dutyPhone.com
chargeBoard.com
freeAssignment/s.com
fishSpeak.com -- I’m getting better at this; but it’s kind of a race, I try to learn as many words as I can before the drowning starts in, then I have to rest and let it soak in for awhile before trying again. But it’s a very cool language, I’m getting hooked.
lizardSpeak.com -- same, except substitute a bunch of drying out puns here.
birdBack.com
lizardBack.com
lizardZine.com
lizardMag.com
chirpCo.com -- bird site?
nearbyPie.com -- bakery.
pieNearby.com
CDtainment.com
voiceTainment.com
frontCommand.com
rearCommand.com
lackar.com
undertoned.com
designDistortion.com
iDistort.com
eDistort.com
landSeat.com
letGoes.com
getGoes.com
lectri.com
lectry.com
lectru.com
actoMedia.com
rockImpresario.com -- common term.
stillDifferent.com -- extremely common term.
iSangAlong.com
drugDays.com
soniSpeed.com
supaRap.com
supaHiphop.com
supaMang.com -- superman’s brother, from the ‘hood.
genreMash/ing.com
blasengame.com
equineRock.com -- increasingly common term for country music.
throatShred.com
ecoFounder.com
ecovair.com
popRot.com
reunionScene.com
reunionGathering/s.com
reunionSpy.com
reunionGuy.com
realReunion/s.com
essentialAlbum.com
eBoomtown.com
clonedGene/s.com -- this could be science, or the children of Gene who moderates this ‘available names’ section of Namepros.
eBlowhard.com
iBlowhard.com
drinkFan.com
drinkSipper.com
teenLobotomy.com
teenyish.com
f*ckingRotter.com -- a very common British expletive/insult.
industryCog.com
selfDiary.com -- very handy.
selfRegarder.com
protoLinks.com
arenaRap.com
arenaConcert.com
arenaBands.com
eCavalier.com
jamClip.com
jamRip.com
minorLabels.com
teenEthos.com
in-joke/s.com
upSpun.com
doomsdayRock.com
doomsdayRap.com
doomsdayMetal.com
doomsdayPunk.com
BritPunk.com
talkGlam.com
postGlam.com
domainGlam.com
glamDomain.com
nameGlam.com
hookBuzz.com
mutantLine.com
mutantZine.com
mutantMag.com
lipRoar.com
posiSex.com
posiWord.com
posiDraw.com
posiFoto.com
punqRoq.com -- punk rock.
lectair.com
lectrair.com
eStench.com
punkEthos.com
rockEthos.com
domainEthos.com
boogieRock.com -- bet you didn’t think this was still available. Real thing, some overture, google “boogie rock” – 122,000.
attackFace.com
attackYou.com
attackingYou.com
handAttack.com
ourAttack.com
punkCircuit.com
guitarCircuit.com
jazzCircuit.com -- nice for a jazz tour dates site.
concertCircuit.com
rapCircuit.com
overswim.com
overswam.com
voidoids.com -- a seminal punk group. And by seminal I don't infer anything reproductive. Don’t know if the name is trademarked.
theVoidoids.com
RichardHellAndTheVoidoids.com -- these all have some overture.
newPantie.com
vileTune/s.com
nationalPlays.com
shockingLink.com
motionPictureBoard.com -- very nice.
motionPictureChat.com
motionPictureMaker/s.com
motionPictureMaking.com
fantasyMotion.com
speeki.com
creeki.com
creaki.com
operoid.com
redoid.com
domoid.com -- DOMain – OID?
popRoots.com
homeTaker.com
midCityHome.com
homeBuster.com
homeRaise.com
homeEntity.com
roomWindow.com
roomZine.com
realtyAppeal.com
propertyKid.com
realtyPraise.com
roomEye.com -- realtors, rentals? Kind of a nice play on roomy… room – Eye.
homena.com
homeish.com
padZine.com
landRoom.com
landZine.com
lotJet.com
lotPlace.com
lotZine.com
magShine.com -- wheels.
ourThis.com
shineFriend.com
shinePlace.com
thisJet.com
windowZine.com -- tuts for windows?
blogCost.com
costZine.com
mePrice.com
upCost.com
propKid.com
costKid.com
realPies.com
cashDumpster.com
juryScam/s.com
doubleDutyDomain/s.com
sognal.com
myCreditCardNumber/s.com -- create this site, post your credit card number, and you will get a LOT of traffic there suddenly. Email me before you make it live, I’ll give you a, ahem, critique on how good your, er, site design is. Anyway, could be a site about credit card info/security, etc.
jazzRoot.com
virginKid.com
trendaddy.com
trendage.com
trendite.com
trendity.com
trendise.com
trendsen.com
trendza.com
trendyish.com
trendling.com
slickTrend/s.com
MrTrendMan.com
Terend.com
trendSharp.com
trendBash.com
trendNinja.com
trendSnoop.com
trendNerd.com
trendSensei.com
trendPile.com
trendEditor.com
trendhood.com
trendFAQ.com
trendSage.com
trendChief.com
trendRace.com
trendCon.com
trendvale.com
trendGenius.com
booksResult.com
cilair.com
kikair.com
bootair.com
wormair.com
kaches.com
conlair.com
letterey.com
cevair.com
mography.com
enches.com
mensches.com -- real things.
maddling.com
musicFL.com -- nice for Florida musicians.
photoRefractor/y.com -- Real thing. And by that, I mean real boring.
sensiTour.com
sensiTravel.com
2texts.com
menair.com
yearProfile.com
yearlyProfile.com
profileDay.com
vaxair.com
waxair.com -- a complete airline made out of wax? I'd fly, except on really hot days. Brandable for some car polish, skin wax, I don't know, stop bothering me about it.
travenergy.com
letterair.com
dotHall.com
solonox.com
RVcombo.com
textCombo.com
dustyBlack.com
dustay.com
meslee.com
basliga.com
disinda.com
ramdomo.com
whattap.com
uSummer.com
autoToon.com
urbanWorlds.com
ganiot.com
ganott.com
biaser.com
thoughtOrder.com
geoTomography.com
tourSongs.com
livair.com
alivair.com
videair.com
votair.com
favorage.com
goneAir.com -- quite a cool name for an airline, if you think about it. Goner, gone-air.
estimair.com
Brewhammer.com
jewMag.com
ireAir.com -- Ireland?
layair.com
eSqueak.com
manumake/r.com
ourDrawing.com
photoresponsive.com
reproductively.com
luteinizing.com
uVixen.com
torair.com
hunair.com -- I think this is trademarked, a Hungarian company.
gymair.com
nursair.com
doctair.com -- travel deals for doctors?
skankX.com
listyd.com
pureLoud.com
loudPure.com
earlyPure.com
thinnage.com
electoid.com
eletco.com
upNamed.com
upNamer.com
upDomained.com
namePouch.com
namePocket.com
domainPocket.com
originalRV.com
RVcentres.com
speedyRV.com
getRoving.com
RVmaker.com
RVdriven.com
earlyRV.com
RVleases.com
RVleaser/s.com
towableRV.com
injectaform.com
truckCamps.com
specialRV/s.com
RVcustomizing.com
eDufus.com
xDufus.com
doofBabe.com
lastEdits.com
lastEdited.com
qualityHandler.com
handlingQuality.com
vandalWar.com
talkCount.com
countDrive.com
driveCount.com
sexStiff.com
loganTrooper/s.com
musitour.com
loudTravel.com
traveloud.com
tourLoud.com
hugeGalaxy.com
galaci.com
golaci.com
youGender.com
cyberess.com
gaysToGo.com
myCashola.com
bankerMachine/s.com
chooseWindows.com
chooseAdobe.com -- works with many major companies.
travadal.com
travdal.com
travadel.com
pullBars.com
poly-satin.com
tiltBar/s.com
hiddenBars.com
maxViewing.com
designorific.com
berberLoop.com -- a carpet type.
tipShear.com
stainGuru.com
stainGeek.com
stainNinja.com
lowLoop.com
highLowLogo.com
overlooped.com
regValu.com
regValue.com -- killer name for a registrar. Get it fast before I change my mind.
regularValue/s.com
RVorBB.com -- RV or B&B?
stoneScraper.com
fiverz.com
sobeli.com
tazine.com
roveZone.com
yourLie.com
seaSerenade.com
serenadeBlog.com
mediaSerenade.com
sailTheWater/s.com
waterSailor.com
designPacket.com
designPocket.com
hotelAndTransportation.com
planeAndHotel.com
treasureTicket.com
rapCid.com
repCid.com
rapCad.com
RVstate/s.com
UnitedStatesRV.com -- great one for an RV company.
RVperson.com
armsForce.com
USAsin.com
flyToPoker.com
bookPow.com
whamBook.com
exoticPrince.com
exoticKing.com
dayCruising.com
tourGas.com
flightGas.com
planeGas.com
noonCruise.com
breakfastCruise.com
circleHawail.com
Laskair.com
Holair.com
fromOrTo.com
flyFromOrTo.com
canalTicket/s.com
sailToJapan.com
sailToCanada.com
sailToAfrica.com
sailToEngland.com
sailToGreece.com
sailToIreland.com
sailToItaly.com
sailToHawaii.com
sailToAmerica.com -- great one for cruises, history, etc.
realtyDegree.com
ermati.com
class1License.com
textualInfo/rmation.com
roboci.com
robocy.com
roboRV.com
classHighlight/s.com
upMini.com
miniUp.com
crocusPatch.com
thornyPatch.com
upDrip.com
uppair.com
upDine.com
shipperReceiver.com
psycheStuff.com
dnDeleter.com
deletism.com
deleteCatch.com
deleteSnap.com
deleteGrab.com
deleteForum.com
deletesBlog.com
sanaan.com
almair.com
oreCarrier.com
flunkBlog.com
bunkBlog.com
vintagePosts.com
quoths.com
seacrofts.com
gasmal.com
canuckTalk.com
canuckNet.com
canuckChat.com
canuckPage.com
celebite.com
celebGoer.com
celezine.com
virtualRealityClass.com
cyberVirtualReality.com
cyberVirtues.com
eVirtues.com
slideSharer.com
islandShipper/s.com
shallowHulledShip/s.com
tankerBarge/s.com
upZoned.com
PCphps.com
Php-PC.com
PC-php.com
rivetingStory/ies.com
wildRodent/s.com
upCoin.com
upSeer.com
sexPun/s.com
x-kid.com -- great one, even with the hyphen. Maybe for gamer. Like x-man, x-men, x-files, etc.


Here’s only the best of the LLLLL.com that I run acroxx:
Peule.com
jozCo.com
jovCo.com
upBon.com
pehpe.com
iPHPi.com -- extremely nice for PHP site.
iPHPu.com
upGal.com
upSav.com
upKok.com
upCok.com
upBun.com
upTar.com
upXes.com
xesup.com
upBoi.com
upLos.com
upLas.com
upGan.com
upWag.com
upLiv.com
upLov.com
upVer.com
uprai.com
upDif.com
upVal/u.com
ficul.com
ittos.com
ememb.com
beruv.com
ostse.com
osbes.com
Tuale.com
Tuali.com
upGit.com
upGot.com
upCin.com
upSly.com
upoid.com
upYip.com
upDan.com
upJab.com
upJap.com
upKik.com
upLik.com
pmmer.com
gazms.com
upGag.com
Tezts.com
Tezzz.com
Igend.com
Ugend.com
Ryore.com
Izzap.com
Eltry.com
Iltry.com
Oltry.com
Iltri.com
Vorbb.com
Fecti.com
Durvs.com
BCrvs.com
USsin.com
Poiri.com
RVpop.com -- deadly good name for something to do with RVs.
eDoof.com
aDoof.com
Xkank.com
Onkal.com
Wewsh.com
Slemm.com
Zmeep.com
Abbme.com
Lutei.com
Ostam.com
Ubjec.com
Abjec.com
Abjes.com
Etaim.com
Ickai.com
Jurzy.com
Jurzi.com
Uriod.com
Iriod.com
Easch.com
Ckrap.com
Ckrew.com
Tirte.com
Ickay.com
Ickan.com
Ickal.com
Osert.com
Osirt.com
Doeer.com
Doere.com
uDrew.com
xDrew.com
Wogil.com
Pawpe.com
Paupo.com
lotUp.com
magMy.com
padmy.com
jetMy.com

Go get 'em! Hope some of these trigger your reggin' finger.
Thanks for checking in to the new list.
Bannen

 

[Vinod R]

I got the Special domain, did not even check what that is. Googling now
Thanks for this.
somnophiliac.com

 

[Bram C.]

I like MiamiSurfer so I regged it.
Thx!

 

[Vinod R]

I too liked that name.

 

[mhdoc]

Hi Bannen,

CustomBabyOnesies.com
MobileDentalCenter.com

Thanks

 

[Plato]

Hi Bannen!
Wow! Thanks!
I got SexistLanguage

 

[Ms Domainer]

Took Cheryse.

A very pretty name!

 

[Soofi]

Thanks for another great list Bannen

 

[Bannen]

Just a quickie, since I'm sittin' here:

MegalodonFacts.com - 6600 monthly goog searches in the US. But what would you do with it, unless you want to write a lot of facts about a prehistoric shark. Have fun.
HotBloodedMurder.com - I used to own coldbloodedmurder but dang it I let it drop.
Riyaana.com - female name.
RadioJournalists.com - sing taken.
GojiYogurt.com
GreenYogurt.com
DriedStuff.com - covers all kinds of dried foods.
StuffedDeer.com - 260 searches, go figure.
FrozenInPlace.com - common saying.
FrozenPlace.com - Alaska, Canada, North Pole, Arctic, Antarctic, ice cream store, frozen yogurt. Gotta be usable for something. Plur taken.
ChinatownSeattle.com - 2400 searches. Nice if you want a website about this geo.
UndergroundUK.com - usable but careful of any TM's.
UrbanFoundations.com
GojiDrinks.com
SulfurCrystal.com - plur taken.
Skylighted.com - real word.
ImportantWay/s.com
WestHartfordRestaurants.com - 2400 searches.
EvilChaos.com - gaming name?
SharkFighters.com
SharkFishers.com - sing taken on both those.
PlushiePorn.com - just google it in images and then thank me for the laugh.

Okay, back to your normal lives, thanks for checking in, excuse the tiny tiny list.

 

[Asfas1000]

nice list

 

[Bennett G.]

Picked up "Plushie Porn" , skylighted and frozen place.

 

[Plato]

Thanks! Great list!
Picked up "Dried Stuff"
merry x-mass

 

[Blitzpotz]

Couldn´t resist to reg GreenYogurt .com. Thank you!

 

[Vinod R]

Missed the good ones Short list thanks for sharing

 

[Soofi]

Didnt get a notification on this post of yours Bannen

 

[Vinod R]

Yeah the same here It came too late

 

[Soofi]

Where is Bannen the Great?

 

[kawalsukhi]

Really a great efforts!! Just wow names and list!
Great going!
Keep it Up!

Thanks

 

[Bannen]

Really a great efforts!! Just wow names and list!
Great going!
Keep it Up!

Thanks

Thank you, sorry to say that my namespinning zones in and out these days, according to where I point my time. Haven't done much spinning since before Christmas. All I have sitting here is:

SeeBeverlyHills.com - 'visit' would be better, but if you want to blog about BH then this one works.
SleepingLake.com - very pretty name, and a geo. So pretty in fact that I keep thinking of regging it just because it's so pretty; but I talk myself out of it because I have no plan for it development-wise and I can't see any clear buyer for it. If you like it for something, it's yours.
WantForFree.com - we all want stuff for free. Maybe you can start a donations site.
SloppyFood.com - dunno what you'd use this for, but google the images.
PointedEar/s.com - Think Spock; 'pointed ears' gets 590 monthly goog searches in the USA. Strangely 'pointy ears' gets less, but PointyEars is regged in a few extensions...

Thanks for hanging in. Hopefully I'll do a proper list sooner rather than later

 

[Plato]

Hi Bannen! Many thanks for your posting! I had to reg "SloppyFood" I like it

 

[Soofi]

Thanks for hanging in. Hopefully I'll do a proper list sooner rather than later

thanks for posting bannen!

 

[Ms Domainer]

Thank you, sorry to say that my namespinning zones in and out these days, according to where I point my time. Haven't done much spinning since before Christmas. All I have sitting here is:

SeeBeverlyHills.com - 'visit' would be better, but if you want to blog about BH then this one works.
SleepingLake.com - very pretty name, and a geo. So pretty in fact that I keep thinking of regging it just because it's so pretty; but I talk myself out of it because I have no plan for it development-wise and I can't see any clear buyer for it. If you like it for something, it's yours.
WantForFree.com - we all want stuff for free. Maybe you can start a donations site.
SloppyFood.com - dunno what you'd use this for, but google the images.
PointedEar/s.com - Think Spock; 'pointed ears' gets 590 monthly goog searches in the USA. Strangely 'pointy ears' gets less, but PointyEars is regged in a few extensions...

Thanks for hanging in. Hopefully I'll do a proper list sooner rather than later

Took WantForFree.

Thanks!

 

[Bannen]

To my thread readers:
Over the years I consistently receive a few comments a year about one post here in particular. Yesterday I received another one (interestingly, exactly 7 years, to the day - March 20, 2008 - that I made the post). Each time I consider re-posting it because it's valuable information. Would probably be better to post elsewhere on this forum... but it's in this thread so for now I'll keep it here. If anyone has a suggestion, I may expand it and put it in a better spot. Anyway, here it is, freshly updated today from 7 years ago:

Just a quick primer for the newbies before tonight's list, so you don't go all hog wild and break the bank:

Many of tonight's names get search results. But remember that you won't get that many views if you just park the domain. A name can have exact monthly searches of hundreds or thousands and you might still get only a handful of views on a parked page per month.

Some good development, some search engine optimization, some marketing, are what will bring the traffic. Then ads like google adsense are what will hopefully bring you cash. So don't reg these kinds of names with the intent to just park and receive traffic... traffic names are pretty much long gone, only to be found on the aftermarket or in the drops. For fresh regs, reg a name you have some interest in developing, even if it's only small development.

Traffic is not a good reason to reg these names. Reg them to develop, or because you love them, or because you strongly think you might have an end user for them, or to 'round out' your portfolio with names in some categories you want to represent.

Searching names with google won't show you the traffic; a term with even millions of google page results might get no actual searches whatsoever. But checking google IS valuable for showing how common a term is, how it is used in conversation, business, etc., shows what kinds of people/industries use the term, and shows how attractive it might be as a brandable name.

If you buy a name to develop, then sales don't matter; but if you buy a name to sell, you'll want to look at SALES of these kinds of names. For example, violenceForum.com is a great name to develop into talks on violence, problems, law, etc. (it's on that 2008 list and is currently still available)... but when you look into domain sales, you see almost no sales with words including 'violence' as a keyword. So you know it'll be a hard sell to an end user, but you might get a couple or a few times your reg fee from an interested party or domainer. To see which kinds of names sell, check out www.sedo.com, go to the domain search area under the 'buy domains' drop down menu. Type in your keyword, and then see how many names are GETTING ACTUAL BIDS. Ignore how many thousands of names are there, because if there aren't a lot of names with current bids, you're gonna have a hard time getting bids on yours. This isn't written in stone, but it's a safe indicator to go by. To see actual sales of domains and check keyword sales, take a peek at www.namebio.com, which lists sales nicely.

Note that if you're searching multiple-word names at google (like 'Foot Licking Idiots', instead of a single word like 'fleeborama'), you need to put a quotation mark " before and after the term; this will bring you ONLY the results containing all those words together, in that order exactly. If you don't use the quotation marks, you'll get huge results because google will show you the results of all pages showing those words, singly or together, anywhere on the page.
Example:
me a dummy -- 77,000,000 results for me a dummy (means those three words can be all over the websites).
"me a dummy" -- 312,000 results for "me a dummy" in quotations (means those three words were found together, in that order, on this many sites. Usually in the phrase 'don't call me a dummy').
Just including this because it's surprising how many people still don't know to use quotation marks for google searches to see precise results pages.

'Defensible' is a good thing to keep in mind when regging a domain;
Defensible means to be able to solidly, clearly defend why you bought the name. Not just 'it looked really cool, great for branding, someone in that field will love it'.Y ou need to go further: Would you certainly develop the name? If you didn't sell it, do you still love it enough so that you'd never regret getting it? How exactly would the name be used by you or someone else? Does the name describe that use clearly or will you need to 'convince' someone and get all 'explainy' in why it's such a good name for them to buy? What kind of person or company would actually buy the name? Do you think they really WOULD buy this name, instead of another, for a decent price? Is the name quite unique and perfect to their use, or are there a ton of alternatives they could choose from still at reg fee? Is it realistic to approach this kind of an end user, would they listen to you? Is this kind of name in their 'groove'? How much would they realistically pay for it? (not 'how much do you think it's worth', but look at their company's size and try to determine what you might budget for a domain, if you owned their company) And especially: does it look like they are already perfectly happy with the name they already have? What makes your domain better than theirs?
End users are a hard sell! They usually don't see what you see, and they have other interests for their money. So you'd better have a very clear, very obvious and better domain than theirs, to have any chance of selling it to them.

For brandables, 'think ahead'. We've learned from the LLLL sellout to LOOK AHEAD. But, especially with the now-popular LLLLL and with short hyphen domains like LL-L and L-LL and L-L-L-L etc., there are still a lot available... some trends go up and down, back and forth, sometimes look like they're going somewhere, other times look dead. The key is smart regging, and moderation. I could write a whole book about what to watch for, but just check out the threads in the other areas of Namepros. I mostly buy LLLLL that sound/look like other good words (not look like other crappy words - this is important) like twuck (for truck) and siyns (for signs - note that of these three examples, siyns.com is now available again as of this current post) and golof (for golf), and I also try out typos. But the smallest amount of my LLLLL regs are just because I 'liked' the name, even though it didn't look like anything. Those are the ones to be most careful of; you can reg thousands of names you just 'like', and not sell one. If you absolutely LOVE it, then still let it go. Only get the ones that, after you turn off the computer, make you run back, turn it on, screaming 'I've gotta get that one or I'll never sleep tonight!!!'

And even those are usually a mistake the next day
Be real careful.

Okay, that's the end of that old 2008 post. I've changed/updated a few things in it that have changed since that year. I think it has very sober suggestions to keep in mind for anyone considering regging a domain. Good luck. Hopefully I'll post another list in the next week.

 

[Name Trader]

@Bannen - Great updated post. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Ms Domainer]

You're the best!

Thanks for this update.

 

[Skyvisum]

@Bannen,Thanks a lot for the post and update