New domain search techniques at NameStation

[taunon]

NameStation domain name generator has launched several new features:

• Alliterative names search. Create names with the same beginning or ending as your word, e.g. PayPal or SoundHound.
• Overlapping words search. Append words that have overlapping parts with your keyword. Merge two dictionary words to create names like Pinterest (pin+interest).
• Business name generator. Generate names with words commonly used in compound business names.
• Name Templates. Find names with specific character patterns like LLLL etc.
• .COM.AU, .FR, .CO.NZ domain extensions added

NameStation is the #1 domain name generator in Google, it has been featured on TechCrunch, TheNextWeb, SEOmoz. There are now a total of 18 domain name search methods to generate any name type you can think of. Ultra-fast bulk domain search, keyword suggestions, creativity enablers and a unique catalog of over 40K hand-picked available domains are just some of the features waiting to be discovered.

 

[Volkito]

It sounds more like an advertisement rather than "Industry News"

 

[Name Trader]

I took a look at NameStation.

The contests, although a great idea with lots of participation, the winners were all domains I would never have chosen for by the website requesting a name. Most of the choices were really awful, imho. They did nothing for the requesting websites. I could get better names at GoDaddy Auctions & Closeouts, imho.

I haven't looked closely at the 18 Name Generators. On the face of it they appear great. But if they are being used to generate names for the contests, I think they must be way off base. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt until I have more experience with them.

I'd give them an A for effort, but I think the jury is still out on their usefulness.

 

[Rich]

I do like the contests section, it's filling a need for this industry. I do agree with stub that most the names are random/awful, but none the less memorable .coms
Keep up the good work