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Hey guys, I run an available domain name search tool called Lean Domain Search [1] that might help. I ran a few relevant keywords through the premium version o
by matt1 14y ago
Hey guys,
I run an available domain name search tool called Lean Domain Search [1] that might help. I ran a few relevant keywords through the premium version of the site and filtered the results so that you're only seeing the ones that end with these terms (which generally make better small business names). Here are the results:
4,285 results for "outerwear" - http://leandomainsearch.s3.amazonaws.com/-outerwear.txt http://leandomainsearch.s3.amazonaws.com/-outerwear.txt
3,059 results for "shirts" - http://leandomainsearch.s3.amazonaws.com/-shirts.txt http://leandomainsearch.s3.amazonaws.com/-shirts.txt
4,147 results for "menswear" - http://leandomainsearch.s3.amazonaws.com/-menswear.txt http://leandomainsearch.s3.amazonaws.com/-menswear.txt
The farther down these lists you go the more brandable the names are. You should be able to find something in these that suit your business well, plus you know that the .com is available too. If you'd like me to run other keywords just drop me a note: matt@leandomainsearch.com.
[1] http://www.leandomainsearch.com http://www.leandomainsearch.com
- wsul 14y agoThanks so much Matt, will check these out. Any ones you like?
- nekojima 14y agoThe top of the outerwear list gave, to me, quite horrible suggestions. Looking at the very bottom of the list though, provided much better suggestions such as AtlasPeakOuterwear or OpenPlanOuterwear (no limits with open plan).
- matt1 14y agoThe way Lean Domain Search works is that it pairs your search term (like outerwear with other keywords commonly found in domain names. Because the results are sorted by how popular the keyword is, the domain names at the top are names you'd often associate with websites such as GoOuterwear, WebOuterwear, etc. As you move farther down the list you get to keywords that are more often used to name small businesses instead of websites.
- nekojima 14y agoThat would explain why I thought most of the early words were too common and not unique enough.