Please Help Me Selecting A Domain Name

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Hello,

I want to register a domain name for a niche but I am confuse a little bit. As you know small domains are all gone now a days mostly in .com extension so we have to add a modifier prefix or suffix in the domain name. So I have found a suffix "Search" and "Searcher" and it suits with my niche purpose. But I'm a little confused that if I use these words in my domain it won't spam my domain in the eyes of Google? Because I also have to do white hat SEO on this blog.

Thanks
 
it's your domain and business, man, stop worrying about what google says!

The words search / searcher can never be seen as spam in a million years. Now, if you use that domain to spam... that's a different story, but the domain name itself is not spammy. And if google can see it as spam they can go to hell. We need to stop worrying about what google says
 
Try this website. Enter word, check box that says hide unavailable domains.
https://iwantmyname.com/
 
You could try Expired Domains. They are aged, so Google ranks them better
 
Hello,

I want to register a domain name for a niche but I am confuse a little bit. As you know small domains are all gone now a days mostly in .com extension so we have to add a modifier prefix or suffix in the domain name. So I have found a suffix "Search" and "Searcher" and it suits with my niche purpose. But I'm a little confused that if I use these words in my domain it won't spam my domain in the eyes of Google? Because I also have to do white hat SEO on this blog.

Thanks
Of course not. If the domain makes sense to your site, go for it.
 
.com domains do preform slightly better SEO-wise but I wouldn't overthink it, choose something that is relevant to your blog and run with it.
 
Try Expired Domains. which are aged, so Google ranks them better
 
Care to share the research behind this?

I don't have any research to share on it, but .coms outrank lesser used extensions all the time. It's because they're etched into most people's brains, and a percentage of people still type out full URL's as rare as that might sound. Not to mention the perceived trustworthiness.

So while it may not directly affect SEO as I said, I do believe it affects other things and that’s reason enough for me to always go with a .com if it's an option, but it doesn't make or break the potential of the website to preform well in any regard.
 
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Pick a brand able, easy to spell, easy to remember and relevant name. Within 2 letters are fine.
 
Get, Unique, Brandable Catchy name for your website, Also if you want to stay with "search" as prefix or suffix.
Here is few expired domain for you with SEARCH words:


Code:
CctvSearcher.com
MaruResearch.com
SearchSip.com
ResearchStep.com
SearchTie.com
TenantResearch.com
SearchFruition.com
SaarSearch.com
CabAsearch.com
SearchingStars.com
ConvergeSearch.com
SearchEnvision.com
KelvinResearch.com
SearchClap.com
SearchPivot.com
DepokSearch.com
AdjusterSearch.com
CremaResearch.com
ResearchWalk.com
ResearchBell.com
RebootSearch.com
SearchTrophy.com
PhaserResearch.com
ResearchSeller.com
EmployeSearch.com
SearchEruption.com
SearchIntime.com
SearchPast.com
SearchVips.com
SearchCasual.com
SearchLattice.com
LaddSearch.com
EtaSearch.com
SearchingGoods.com
SearchingDeals.com
GoodsSearching.com
ChiliResearch.com
RacistSearch.com
RaulSearch.com
PixieSearch.com
SearchMemory.com
SourcesSearch.com
VanResearch.com
BackrubSearch.com
 
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