How to Research Domain Names?

[ATechGuy]

Hi,

Can anyone tell me please the best tools for domain name research?

Regards
ATGuy

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I like using Domaintools as I can find names by kewyords and over various extensions.

[Will.Spencer]

Can anyone tell me please the best tools for domain name research?

What criteria do you wish to search by? What are you looking for?

[BayDomainer]

Yes, are you looking for dropped domains or page rank or keywords etc.

I'm sure we could help but we need more of an explanation.

[fred7]

I think maybe he asks about how to check whether the domain name is available or not.. Is that right?

[YoungMoulah]

instantdomainsearch.com

But if you go onto the vendor's site, i.e. godaddy or namecheap or whatever and do a search for your domain name. It will tell you whether it has been taken or not.

[simonheng82]

It depends on what type of topic that you are looking for, actually i have several domains (but the topic might not be in your desiration) which i target to have low competition and high CPC from adsense.

Please PM me if you would like to purchase this kind of domains and the price can be negotiated.

[xbomb]

domain tools is the best as it provides the history records of whois and also the number of drops!

[bombermann]

i use fx domains

[nuwavonline]

domainsbot.com

[Nick_Mayhem]

There are tools like dictionaries and bulk whois lookup etc.

But they all are already used by many people.

The best research tool is experience and your own eyes. When an experienced domainer sees a domain name he or she knows that this is the one ;)

[Jack1919]

I use several tools:
Google.com
domaintools.com
Estibot.com
archive.org