question Domains redirect detection

[Maier]

I knew that many business owners are using many domain names for the same website. I want to know whether there are any tools that can help detect this type of business owners, as they are considered good potential users for some domains?

 

[Eric Lyon]

I knew that many business owners are using many domain names for the same website. I want to know whether there are any tools that can help detect this type of business owners, as they are considered good potential users for some domains?

While there are tools that can show you what domains/websites a particular domain redirects to (Or you can visit it yourself to see), there are not any tools that are very accurate at detecting what domains redirect to a specific domain name.

I've been looking for a tool like that for a while (E.g. enter a domain and it tells you every domain that 301/302's to it).

That would be very handy in some of the analysis and evaluations I do daily.

If anyone reading this develops such a tool, they should DM me so I can test it for them. I would love to add a tool like that to my tool-belt list I include with all my analysis and evaluations to give some free exposure to it (If it works, that is)

 

[Maier]

While there are tools that can show you what domains/websites a particular domain redirects to (Or you can visit it yourself to see), there are not any tools that are very accurate at detecting what domains redirect to a specific domain name.

I've been looking for a tool like that for a while (E.g. enter a domain and it tells you every domain that 301/302's to it).

That would be very handy in some of the analysis and evaluations I do daily.

If anyone reading this develops such a tool, they should DM me so I can test it for them. I would love to add a tool like that to my tool-belt list I include with all my analysis and evaluations to give some free exposure to it (If it works, that is)

The only way for me until now is LUCK. Or even I can make some random modifications to my domains to see who owns similar domains and try to trace from this point.

 

[Eric Lyon]

The only way for me until now is LUCK. Or even I can make some random modifications to my domains to see who owns similar domains and try to trace from this point.

Maybe i misunderstood what you were asking.

Try this (enter a keyword to see other domains already owned using the same keyword): https://dnslytics.com/domain-search/

Is that what you meant?

 

[Maier]

Maybe i misunderstood what you were asking.

Try this (enter a keyword to see other domains already owned using the same keyword):

What a great tool. Thanks, man, this will help me a lot in determining who can be interested in my domains. But what I meant is a tool by which I can know that a certain website owner is interested in having many domain names leading to his main site. In this case, I can send him an email offering my domain.

 

[Eric Lyon]

What a great tool. Thanks, man, this will help me a lot in determining who can be interested in my domains. But what I meant is a tool by which I can know that a certain website owner is interested in having many domain names leading to his main site. In this case, I can send him an email offering my domain.

Ya, I liked the tool as well and just added it my tool belt to start using tomorrow.

It sounds like you did mean what I originally thought and unfortunately there's still not a viable tool for it.

The good news is your thread motivated the discovery a different tool we can both use.

 

[Maier]

Ya, I liked the tool as well and just added it my tool belt to start using tomorrow.

It sounds like you did mean what I originally thought and unfortunately there's still not a viable tool for it.

The good news is your thread motivated the discovery a different tool we can both use.

From my side, I'll contact some domainers who mentioned some solutions for this issue, and if I'm able to find any clue, I'll surely share it with you.