Typo test

[t10host]

I am newbie of typo, so I want to do some test. I would like to share the experience to you all.

Typo resource (Alexa Top 500)
No. 124 Archive.org

arctive.org
agchive.org

No. 229 Slashdot.org

slzshdot.org
slqshdot.org
slaehdot.org
slawhdot.org
slasndot.org
slasheot.org
slashdlt.org
slashdpt.org

No.367 Mininova.org

mihinova.org
minunova.org
minknova.org
mininlva.org

All the domain parked at sedo

I will update the traffic stats and other detail from tomorrow.

 

[kev]

im no expert on typos but it is best to have letters horizontally next to each other instead of diagonally like atchive.org instead of names like agchive.org. Thats just my view

 

[t10host]

Yes, I agree with you.
The only problem is atchive had been register by other.
There are only two typos left. I have no choice.

im no expert on typos but it is best to have letters horizontally next to each other instead of diagonally like atchive.org instead of names like agchive.org. Thats just my view

 

[yeppers]

In my experience, its best to keep the original first and last letters of any words in the domain also, as usually the person is paying more attention to their writing at that point.

Also, double first letters and double last letters seem to be good IMHO. Many low quality keyboards get the keys stuck down for slightly longer and result in double letters, imaageshack.is and imageshacck.us pull in around 3000 uniques per month, type in traffic.

Well, all the best!
Rhett.

 

[t10host]

WoW
3000 uniques per month
That's cool

 

[nRnF]

An pretty easy way to determinate the potential typeins is to type the word a hundered times in Exel, w/o looking at your typings.
delette the correct ones.
Then sort by occurence

Gives pretty good results.

 

[thesilverblade]

Keep the first 2 letters the same
And like someone else said, horizontal typo's occur much more than vertical ones.

 

[t10host]

We will see

 

[khuldun]

An pretty easy way to determinate the potential typeins is to type the word a hundered times in Exel, w/o looking at your typings.
delette the correct ones.
Then sort by occurence

Gives pretty good results.

Thats a really nice way of digging good typos!