Domain Name "Filler" Words

[Feriscool]

I'm currently looking to buy a .com domain name, but it's taken (as usual these days).

What are some domain name "filler" words that could be added before or after a word?

For example:

• Hub
• Box
• Hut
• HQ
• Zone

These words would either come before or after another word (like namehub, or namezone, etc.).

Thanks.

 

[Fonzie]

They're called "nouns".

The bigger the keyword and the better the noun, the less likely they are to be available.

You're not going to get carworld.com, nor carland, caruniverse, carzone or carspot.

If you get into more esoteric products as opposed to gigantic category killing keywords, you can usually put together a keyword/noun.com that's decent but not always. These kinds of domains can be the basis for a brand or business. If you have MoneyHut or CashShack or LoanLand in an era where personal lending is on fire, you're golden.

 

[briguy]

Have you also tried "adjectives/adverds" before the keyword like "best, top" etc.

Also most domain registrars will do that automatically for you, just put your word and they will supply a list for you to choose or not choose from.

 

[Feriscool]

Have you also tried "adjectives/adverds" before the keyword like "best, top" etc.

Also most domain registrars will do that automatically for you, just put your word and they will supply a list for you to choose or not choose from.

Yes, I have, but most that I've tried don't really "fit" the keyword. :/

 

[briguy]

Yes, I have, but most that I've tried don't really "fit" the keyword. :/

Guess any "suggestions" from registrars (example Godaddy) didn't help?

Update..just remembered this thread
http://www.namepros.com/domain-name-discussion/757810-10-000-most-popular-topics-internet.html (check out the link in his posting)

 

[lennco]

These are know as Prefixs and Suffixs.

Then can be great, just depends on the keyword.
Here are some of the most popular,

Classic suffixes:

house
central
point
home
place
garden
site
spot
park
dome
bay
web
net
cave
base
heaven
portal
world
camp
network
county
street
city
alley
depot
valley

Other suffixes:

now
resources
tools
source
review
system
book
guide
talk
data
vision
load
box
focus
beat
voice
share
cafe
nexus
zone
sight
link
lab
insight
vine
board
flow
signs
network
wire
cast
ville
nation
egg
cove
news
today
future
fun
watch
story
fever
coast
side
road
heat
bite
insider
club
connect

Classic prefixes:

the
my
i
me
we
you
e
top
pro
best
super
ultra
all
cyber
simply
free
1st

Other prefixes:

meta
re
metro
urban
head
hit
front
techno
ever
rush
think
solo
radio
vip

Adjectives that can be used as prefixes:

hot
smart
cool
hot
fast
fresh
sleek
first
daily
best
sharp
light
classic
fast
great
quick

Latin prefixes:

ubi (when)
bis (twice)
ad (to, towards)
ambi (both)
inter (between)
liber (free)
mono (single)
poli (many)
tele (distant)
omni (all)
exo (outside)
extra (addition)
hyper (over)
hypo (under)
intro (within)
proto (first)
intra (within)
micro (little)
macro (large)
multi (many)
neo (new)
iso (equal)
mono (one)

Latin words that can be used both as prefix and suffix:

io (I in Italian)
virtus (virtue)
ego (me)
vox (voice)
ex (out of)
ideo (idea)
novo (renew)
novus (novelty)
pax (peace)
rex (king)
velox (fast)
verus (true)
vivo (alive)
nova (new)

Multipliers prefixes:

pico
nano
micro
milli
kilo
mega
giga
tera
peta

Scientific prefixes:

aero
cosmo
deca
eco
geo
hex
oxy
uni
poly

Words and Numbers that work both as prefix and suffix:

360
365
101
123
24
247
media
direct
access
ez
easy
info
interactive
biz
buzz
bit
byte
up
tech
on
out
auto
pulse
x
venture
trend
life
retro
secret