Keyword/Domain Name Tool
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vav_genius
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- Jul 7, 2016
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Shopify has a great one it suggests similar domains as well. Probably not updated as often as companies like namecheap though
Aty
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- Jan 27, 2011
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Nu such tool as far as I know, but you can use a domain name suffix or prefix.
Thanks for the replies! LDS is my main domain tool atm, but have never used Shopify's before. I will check it out.
Domainsbot used to be the best a few years ago and then they took out their best feature and now it sucks.
Apparently long tail pro used to have this feature, but it no longer does.
Domainsbot used to be the best a few years ago and then they took out their best feature and now it sucks.
Apparently long tail pro used to have this feature, but it no longer does.
vav_genius
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- Jul 7, 2016
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here is the link to shopify:
https://www.shopify.com/domains/search-availability
https://www.shopify.com/domains/search-availability
Profitables
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- Feb 3, 2017
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You should try out Domainsbot:
http://www.domainsbot.com
Keyword suggestion tools:
http://ubersuggest.io
http://keywordtool.io/
http://www.domainsbot.com
Keyword suggestion tools:
http://ubersuggest.io
http://keywordtool.io/
As I mentioned before, Domainsbot was awesome when it first launched a few yrs ago, but IMO it kinda sucks now. They had the best suggestions before, but now you need to input your own suffixes and prefixes. LDS does that automatically.
I use those kw tools as well. But I'm looking for something that gives you available domains based on kw search results. i.e. search in KW planner for "yoga mat" and the tool spits out all the domains available using the results from the kw search.
I would think this wouldn't be too hard a tool to develop using APIs, but that's beyond my ability
Thanks anyway
I use those kw tools as well. But I'm looking for something that gives you available domains based on kw search results. i.e. search in KW planner for "yoga mat" and the tool spits out all the domains available using the results from the kw search.
I would think this wouldn't be too hard a tool to develop using APIs, but that's beyond my ability
Thanks anyway
Samwacgamchy
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lean domain search is a good tool. I have used it 2-3 times to find some good domains. But it does not have any backend keyword database if that is what you want. It just tries some generic words before and after your input.