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Elon Musk Day In The Life Of The Tesla And SpaceX CEO(businessinsider.com)
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Lean Domain Search Six Months After Its HackerNews Launch(leandomainsearch.com)
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by matt1 14y ago
Good catch! There was a small bug that I just fixed. Appreciate it!
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by matt1 14y ago
Thanks -- can you give me an example?
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by matt1 14y ago
Hey Corey, Lean Domain Search creator here -- nice site and list. One thing I'd recommend is to have users click on the results to show them registration options. This gives you the added benefit of being able to automatically double-check
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How to Hack a Dominating Domain Name for Your Website(seomoz.org)
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Lean Domain Search Adds 450 New Search Results; Now Checks 2,500 Domains/Search(leandomainsearch.com)
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by matt1 14y ago
Of course I could do that. As a web app developer, I could also sell details about who my users are, what their passwords are (if I didn't salt+hash them), what actions they've taken on my sites, etc. Both would ruin my businesses and be
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by matt1 14y ago
Will check it out -- thanks.
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by matt1 14y ago
When coming up with a new business name, sure, it's probably possible to find a suitable name in .net space, but these days, why bother? Unless it's unique you'd not be able to find the same name free in the .com space, which is where ever
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Emphasizing My Web App’s Free Trial Improved Its Sign Up Rate By 25%(mattmazur.com)
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Cowboy Coding and the Pink Sombrero(bnj.com)
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The Shapes of CSS(css-tricks.com)
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The Lean Domain Search Guide to Picking a Domain Name For Your Startup(leandomainsearch.com)
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by matt1 14y ago
Hey guys, This is a follow-up to a recent post on HackerNews called Calculating The 5,000 Most Frequently Used Domain Name Prefixes and Suffixes [1]. This analysis makes use of those prefixes and suffixes to calculate what the most common t
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The 10,000 Most Popular Topics on the Internet By Domain Count(leandomainsearch.com)
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From Cosmism to Deism(kurzweilai.net)
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by matt1 15y ago
At the risk of seeming spammy, please check out my service Lean Domain Search [1] before buying a premium domain name. It pairs your search term with more than 2,000 other keywords and instantly shows you which are available, making it real
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P&G Innovates on Razor-Thin Margins(blogs.hbr.org)
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by matt1 15y ago
That's why I made the list clickable so you can quickly check to see what combinations are available.
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by matt1 15y ago
Makes a lot of sense. There's a lot of smart folks on here... can anyone think of a way to algorithmically come up with domains like Colin is describing?
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by matt1 15y ago
Hey, thanks for your thoughts. So you know, LDS does list synonyms on the right side of the search results page, which should help to some extent. Searching for "mail" wouldn't turn up Pegasus Mail, though I could add "pegasus+" to the sear
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by matt1 15y ago
Why don't you think you are qualified to choose a domain name from one of the available ones you find on Lean Domain Search? Is there anything I can do to make it easier?
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by matt1 15y ago
If you're looking for a quick solution without all the fuss of applying through Verisign, I recommend checking out PremiumDrops, which provides a fairly accurate zone file for $24.95/month: http://www.premiumdrops.com/
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by matt1 15y ago
You can apply through Verisign to obtain access: http://www.verisigninc.com/en_US/products-and-services/domai...
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by matt1 15y ago
Hey guys, about two weeks ago in a previous post about Lean Domain Search, HackerNews user kanamekun asked "how did you pick the other keywords commonly found in domain names?" [1] I briefly explain there how I had done it in the past, whic
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Calculating The 5,000 Most Frequently Used Domain Name Prefixes and Suffixes(leandomainsearch.com)
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Lean Domain Search Hits 100K Searches; Now Lets You Search 1 & 2 Letter Queries(leandomainsearch.com)
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by matt1 15y ago
Thanks for the details. How much do you get paid if you get no sales? How much extra on average per sale?
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by matt1 15y ago
I'd argue there are even bigger risks in swinging for the fences which is almost by definition a low probability/high reward endeavor. You might not have to rely on the impact of a Google algorithm change as much, but you've now got to worr

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