Overture?

[killaklown]

I have a good domain ready for aprasial soon, im expecting to be low $xxx - mid $xxx, but i want to do some research on it first..

How do u find overture for the word? (dictionary word)

And is there anything else that i need to find out first? or should?

 

[Qwert]

Ummmm what?

 

[killaklown]

HOW DO U FIND THE OVERTURE FOR THE NAME/URL?

its not that hard to understand...

 

[Chris]

If you're talking about finding the Overture Search Tool then you can find that at, http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/

Hope that's what you mean. If not let me know.

-Chris Virtue
:wave:

 

[EdwinJ]

And is there anything else that i need to find out first? or should?

Besides the Overture tool which gives you the number of searches made in a month for your word, you could also check the following, if your domain also includes a website or used to have one.
1. the number of links to it (this gives an indication of it popularity)
2. Google PR , if any
3. Alexa ranking
4. Positions in search engines

 

[lind]

Sometimes it's also useful to check local Overture results like inventory.uk.overture.com for the UK and inventory.es.overture.com for Spanish words/names

 

[TLDnetworks]

If you're talking about finding the Overture Search Tool then you can find that at, http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/

Hello All,
First post. Please excuse the ignorance, but what do the above search tool results imply? What are "Good" count numbers?
Thanks!

 

[EdwinJ]

Westblock,

The Overture tool tells you the number of searches in a month for your word. The bigger the number, the more popular the term.

 

[Badger]

Hey killaklown you wanna go here http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/suggestion/?keywords

And as far as your name goes, $0 value sorry..... :lol:

 

[killaklown]

what name? i havent released the domain name to anyone yet.

 

[Badger]

i know i know, was just being fascetious. Anyway, you find the link helpful??

 

[Redleg]

Agree with collieri..

Use the digitalpoint Wordtracker results instead, since Overture doesn't show the difference between singular and plural searches, and the difference can be huge sometimes..
That's a "trap" a lot of people seems to fall into...

 

[TLDnetworks]

Westblock,

The Overture tool tells you the number of searches in a month for your word. The bigger the number, the more popular the term.

I realize that, but what is a good number? 1,000? What kind of reference point can/should be used?

Also, because a search word ranks high, does that translate into a .com/.net name?

Thanks.