How To Find A Domain Name That Contains Keywords With Existing Traffic

I have just one word for it. "Freaking Cool!", oh, wait. In all this excitement, I miscalculated. These are two. I don't care. Mark, you don't realize how much this will help me beating my fathers arguments on buying domain names ! When I find space for it, obviously you get some link love.

Still waiting for the download but this looks like a good tip, indeed. I'll tell you something else that impressed me ... once again I visit 45n5 very early in the morning, my time, and slap myself in the head ... why doesn't my site have a Godaddy affiliate banner ... d'oh. I've been a very satisfied customer of theirs for years now ... heck I was a customer of Bob Parsons back before there was an internet, really ... and I write articles about making money online and making sites pay .... and where would someone go if they got the urge to register a domain while reading? Once again, although you have plenty of "kewl" and "programmy" kinds of things going on here at 45n5, Mark, you've pointed up once again that we need to focus on the simple things first.

What a great tip! This has to be the best method I've ever seen to find quality domain names.

You've been stumbled. :)

Darnit! I have been using the exact!! Same method for over a year, guess I could have blogged about it...

It does work! And its AMAZING how many domains I have personally registered and just parked to make money off the method!

nice - I use this method actually now, especially since the holidays are coming up soon - but I use a different keyword tool or multiples - this is like a free virtual ebook - you could have clickbanked this and sold it for like 197$ - lol!

great job as always!

Phenomenal idea, Mark...kudos. :)

Great tip. I have also used Godaddy's bulk tool to snag many great domains. Note: you can save a step and click "download all keywords" on the bottom of Google's KW tool:)

Dude, that is a good start.

I have a tool that gives monthly search volume from major search engines:

http://onebuckwiki.com/Domain

Even better, install SEO for Firefox extension.

Normally I get a keyword I like and then add some generic suffix like "online" or "411" .

Look up the domain in Domainsbot.com

Great tip. But did you realise that the domains that were available where just in alphabetical order, not in order of searching?

@thomas - sure enough they are alphabetical, so much for that sort. Still works for finding the domains ;-)

@chad - "download all keywords", lol i missed that button before. thanks.

@dave - yep I like godaddy's affiliate program although the banner hasn't been working out on this site so I'll be moving onto the next thing.

@all - thanks for the feedback. glad you enjoyed it.

That is a great tip for finding some domains to look at initially, but the other factor is the amount of competition in Google in the organic search. Another step of research that is needed to type the domains in Google and use the ones with few search results as possible.

That's what I love about this blog - practical, workable ideas. That's so cool that you use GoDaddy's system like that. Presumably those domains would get a lot of type-in traffic?

There's plenty of other tools out there you could use to generate the keyword list but the concept is the same.

@caroline - actually it's not for typin, i find it much easier to rank the domain itself and varations of my keyword with these types of domains

@Matt Jones - I never look at "competition" in google for two reasons

1. it doesn't matter

2. there is no quantifiable way to gauge competition in search engines (total search results is funny)

even if the term is very competitive by most peoples definitions I still think it's easier to rank long tail keywords on a related keyword rich domain than not

Hey, Mark another great article. I actually watched the video yesterday and used the method last night. I found one way around going through excel. If you scroll all the way down on the adwords site, it allows you to download all keywords straight to a text file. Not that big of a deal, but just thought I would let you know.

Good one! Thanks for sharing

Thank you for the good work! Unfortunatel 96Mb seems too much for my slow connection to digest :(
-Nish

Thanks Mark. That's a very very cool way to search for domain name. I will probably use it next time I build a website.

self seo.com is a good seo site for free

Great little tip! Try downloading this tool as well:

http://www.highdots.com/ppc-keyword-generator/

You can download your keyword list from google, plug in a state list (or whatever!) at the beginning or end of your keyword list, and generate your .com's (without spaces if you need that) and then go see if they're available.

great tip thank for sharing

Somebody at Yahoo been reading along?

http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzzlog/78366/the-joy-of-socks

hey sean0, i miss the connection between socka and 45n5?

Hi so does this work for .co.uk s ??

@sam - I don't think so.

great tip. i did find it useful :)

Thanks. You rock!

I salute you - thank you so much. This is probably the best tip I've ever come across. FREE Featured listing awaits you on my directory, http://directory.stellararticles.co.uk - just submit and I'll accept you straight away. Thanks!

Hello,

Awesome tool to find good domain name, i will definitely help you to get commission.

Thanks again

That is a very excellent tip.I been doing this for about five months now and I havent found anything as good or as simple as your method. Thanks

Buying an expired domain is always costlier from tdnam.com. And we need to be careful about "dropped domains". anyways I was able to found few good domains with PR.

Great idea Mark,
You could just export the keywords to a notepad file via the Adwords tool. I was reading something about godaddy the other day, personally I always use godaddy but I'll quote what I read below:

"1) Because Bod Parsons is an A-hole who needs to go to jail, instead of having a radio show
2) Because this sorry-ass company uses a script to FAKE domain registrations
and make more money from their domain appraisals by saying that "this domain is already registered" (which is ILLEGAL)
3) Because their services are CRAPPY, their interface SUCKS, their hosting sucks EVEN MORE, and thats why they are a Delaware company
4) Because their domain parking service takes 80% of YOUR Adsense, instead of ZERO like Sedo.
5) Because you dont need the .org or .info for a .com outfit. you need the .net
6) Because Yahoo is a SEARCH ENGINE and they give you metatags to make your domain more relevant and nobody else does it but Yahoo."

@craig - when something is as popular as godaddy you will find haters and lovers

personally, I have 112 domains their at the moment, and have used godaddy trouble free for over 3 years.

when I call customer service at 11:30 pm on a saturday night they answer the phone.

good enough ;)

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ROTFL!!

Do you know how hard it is to find striped socks!! You know, white crew socks with three stripes at the top. Yes, I have searched for them!

Great technique, I'll definitely add that to the tricks bag.


Jeff