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Very nice. I normally do this manually, put together a list of keywords and then obsess over their synonyms and misspells, made-up words, etc. with a thesaurus

Very nice. I normally do this manually, put together a list of keywords and then obsess over their synonyms and misspells, made-up words, etc. with a thesaurus and domain search website at hand. That is to say, this is definitely helpful in the process of finding a great domain. However, how is this different from the other solutions out there that mix-n-match keywords?

mohit_agg 14y ago
thanks for the feedback. I am glad you liked it. What makes namemesh different is that it actually checks for all the ways of creating a name. Plus it ranks them based on metrics like length of domain, how similar are the words, quality of made-up words, so that the good ones are easily discoverable and one is not lost in lots of random suggestions. And it's very easy to use. You can find a great domain much quicker using namemesh than any other solution. I may be able to answer better if you can tell me about the particular solution in your mind.
- rgonzalez 14y ago
  Alright, I'll bite. I have no particular solution in my head, more particular results. I would want to have a service that yields compelling results and goes beyond simple keyword matching. I know you do a little bit more by looking for synonyms and misspells, but it would be good if you looked into web semantics (e.g. OWL) in order to better combine the keywords and thus produce better results. I would like to be able o submit not just a couple of keywords but the 20 plus keywords I typically generate every time I am looking for a domain. Btw you have a great name, I was just going to look for a domain and I remembered NameMesh immediately. Plus good looking/simple interface. Cheers.
  - mohit_agg 14y ago
    thanks! Will look into OWL. There is something for 20 keywords as well - http://www.namemesh.com/company-name-generator http://www.namemesh.com/company-name-generator. It's mainly for mixing words, phonetics and simple permutations. Please do let me know if it works for you. I created NameMesh (.com was available) using the same algorithms. I think it's possible to find 'available and brandable' .com domains. That's why I built NameMesh. Cheers!

mohit_agg 14y ago

thanks for the feedback. I am glad you liked it. What makes namemesh different is that it actually checks for all the ways of creating a name. Plus it ranks them based on metrics like length of domain, how similar are the words, quality of made-up words, so that the good ones are easily discoverable and one is not lost in lots of random suggestions. And it's very easy to use. You can find a great domain much quicker using namemesh than any other solution. I may be able to answer better if you can tell me about the particular solution in your mind.

rgonzalez 14y ago
Alright, I'll bite. I have no particular solution in my head, more particular results. I would want to have a service that yields compelling results and goes beyond simple keyword matching. I know you do a little bit more by looking for synonyms and misspells, but it would be good if you looked into web semantics (e.g. OWL) in order to better combine the keywords and thus produce better results. I would like to be able o submit not just a couple of keywords but the 20 plus keywords I typically generate every time I am looking for a domain. Btw you have a great name, I was just going to look for a domain and I remembered NameMesh immediately. Plus good looking/simple interface. Cheers.
- mohit_agg 14y ago
  thanks! Will look into OWL. There is something for 20 keywords as well - http://www.namemesh.com/company-name-generator http://www.namemesh.com/company-name-generator. It's mainly for mixing words, phonetics and simple permutations. Please do let me know if it works for you. I created NameMesh (.com was available) using the same algorithms. I think it's possible to find 'available and brandable' .com domains. That's why I built NameMesh. Cheers!