Improve your domain finding skills.
My daughter is playing Softball again this year, it’ll be her second season. When I look back and contrast her first practice ever to the last game of the season, I could see a marked improvement in her skills and level of confidence. They only practiced once a week, so it’s not like they had these 6 year olds bleeding softball, but you could see individually and as a team they were all better than when they started.
As with most things in life, the more we do them the better we become. The deeper we delve into whatever it is we are doing the more our skills and confidence increase.
Domaining is no different. I’m not a domaining expert, but I’ve found different things that work. I try and take these concepts and skills and develop them. It might not even be a deliberate cognitive thing, but when I break it down I can see different milestones, points along the journey.
When we’re trying to learn something, we take in all kinds of information from many different sources, we try and process all these different concepts and turn them into our own style, one that works the best for us. Often what people don’t do is push these concepts and skills to the max. A lot of times it’s because we get distracted or discouraged. Maybe we haven’t sold anything or we paid a lot of money for some BS name that will never sell, or there’s some new shiny object that steals their attention.
So here’s my challenge to hone one major aspect of domaining. This week work the shit out of a drop list. It doesn’t matter which one or which tool you use. Pick a day where the names are dropping or auctioning several days out. Forget about dates, metrics and all the other distractors. Don’t get bogged down on any names, if you think there’s hint of value or you just like the way it sounds highlight or mark that name. After you’ve gone through the whole list, do it again a different way. Then the next day, do the same list again a different way. On the third day gather the names that you picked, think about why you picked them and why you think they had value.
I think if you do this several times you’ll learn some valuable things. You’ll be able to identify the best ways that you find good names. You’ll learn things about yourself, like what time of day or what setting works the best. What frame of mind were you in? Were you tired or distracted?
Write what you learned down, then do it again and again. Finding good domains is the most basic fundamental of domaining. Learn how to do this first, then worry about everything else.
Lot’s of good names at auction today without any bids.
- Main List
- No Bid List
- Names with Bids
- NameJet
- Flippa/Sedo
- LLLL.com’s
- LLL, CCC, 5L
- Other LLLL’s
- Short Brandables
- Numbers
- One Worders and Other extensions
- Vape, Vegan, VR
- Snap Names/Dropcatch
- NamePros
- Godaddy Value BIN
Main List
The No Bid List
KneadBliss.com I love this name for a bread brand.
AwareAlert.com Alerts for anything, safety, terrorism, whatever it is it keeps you aware
BeatSpeed.com Can you go faster than you did before?
BetterVilla.com A better place to live
BreatheRehab.com If you’ve had a brain injury or severe respiratory illness you might need to rehab your breathing
ChoiceKing.com The Monarch of options
CoinPanda.com everyone loves the coin and panda names.
CuriosCity.com All kinds of interesting things to do in this town
DomainElf.com This little guy spins words together making awesome domains.
DoucheBot.com A life like robot that says all the douchy things for you. I need one of these, It would look and sound just like me, and would say the things in my head out loud. Then I’d say, “thank you Douche Bot, that was a really douchy thing I was gonna say”
DrJox.com Sports medicine?
EarlyRefunds.com A tax return marketing name
EmployJosh.com I’m a decent cook, I can be handy if need be, you can hire me as your own personal houseboy/medic.
EvolveCredit.com Seems like a good brand for credit. As you grow wiser your credit evolves into something better, or you go bankrupt
FearInstitute.com They study all the different kinds of fear and help people overcome them
FlyBattle.com A pair of names for dogfights. Sounds like a video game
GiveAHouse.com They push the car donation thing a lot, why not a house?
GotFlu.com Like “Got Milk” only worse
KarateNinja.com They go together I want to be a Karate Ninja
KingOfBook.com A name for sports betting
LessonHub.com The place teachers go to find lesson plans
LoveGenesis.com Where Love begins
MaintainLife.com Steady as she goes with this life
MindDuel.com I like it, a battle of wits
MrCupid.com A decent love/match making name 
MrsJava.com A name for a coffee shop
NoIngredients.com This product is so organic it has no artificial or natural ingredients
Nonfact.com The opposite of a fact
PokerSensation.com A really awesome poker guide, become a sensation
PrettyFull.com I’m pretty full after eating that family size bag of chips
SafetyIssue.com A safety professional name. Does your business or workplace have any safety issues? Hire a this company to lower your workers comp insurance
ShelterGuru.com Can make a shelter out of anything.
ShouldPlay.com You should go outside and play something kid, and no MineCraft isn’t really outside
SignBonus.com Sign on bonus, only shorter. Maybe a “We’re Hiring” marketing name
SleepStudys.com I think it’s missing the “‘” but if probably still gets some traffic and you know what it is.
SmallPenisFix.com try shaving before you do anything drastic
SteakBreak.com A good brand for steak sandwiches, take a Steak Break now
TaskHelpers.com VA type service to help you get everything done
TechAttach.com A tech name
UpgradeHousing.com Find a better place to live
WhatAWreck.com I had a teacher that would call you a Soup Sandwich if you didn’t have your stuff together. You were falling apart all over the place
WineHacks.com Find a wine you like, hack it and brew your own
YesPill.com Is there someone in your life that always says no? Give them the yes pill for better results.
24HourPlay.com All day and night
Names With Bids
AeroSport.com
TextCoupon.com
SocialAngel.com
S733.com
S883.com
SushiGuru.com
Robell.com
JackGold.com
BestCleaningService.com
HostAdviser.com
YouthPoetry.com
LineShark.com
BirthTrust.com
S813.com
SmartyMarket.com
Taninos.com
DiscountCupboard.com
DateMore.com
Jelmer.com
HybridUpload.com
Adcareer.com
MapGene.com
WorkInFrance.com
NursingBaby.com
SpareIncome.com
MonthlyInsurance.com
DanceEvent.com
45td.com
LawChangers.com
WholeCoaching.com
Obovate.com
DogToothpaste.com
RiskTypes.com
TellMeNews.com
OrganicTry.com
Likemytown.com
OtherParts.com
70zw.com
RadioSocial.com
MudBy.com
Shgfl.com
AdoptAPatient.com
ArmyCommando.com
FluxFlex.com
Freemyheart.com
Gocky.com
OneBead.com
Namejet
FishingReels.com Great name if you sell these or want to make an affiliate site. Bass Pro, Cabela’s and Amazon own a bunch of product keyword domains that forward to their sites
WeightLossPill.com No need to exercise or eat right, take this pill to shed the pounds.
Flippa/SEDO
Cats.com only at 100K, worth more than that. I live with 2 crazy cat ladies, they would sell me to save a cat.
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Your LLLL.coms of The Day
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
guji.net
dlhs.net
pclp.net
ysby.net
weeb.org
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
Brandables
Bixdo.com
Cachela.com
Dizad.com
Dooplo.com
Fanazy.com
Fetrol.com
Findova.com
Furnik.com
Getuda.com
Grabelo.com
Gritsu.com
Jocad.com
Kerds.com
Oddic.com
OxPak.com
Pervey.com
Raddz.com
Retelle.com
Retoki.com
Safento.com
Simiv.com
Struvee.com
Struvi.com
Tahero.com
Tastiq.com
Trovozo.com
Volous.com
Zapuro.com
Zaref.com
Zepline.com
Zohiko.com
MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE
Some Numbers
One Worders and Other TLD’s
Verb.biz
Zogo.us
Irony.co
Dashy.org
WeBuy.co
Fools.biz
Minor.biz
specy.org
Skill.ws
Looker.me
African.biz
Matcher.biz
Congressional.org
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
420Mutual.com
GanjaPirates.com
GanjaRush.com
KickAssWeed.com
PerfectHemp.com
SplendidWeed.com
WeedDepartment.com
WeedCereal.com
Snap Names/ DropCatch
NamePros
Godaddy Value BIN
Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. We Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by us, Shane and Josh . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything we say is based on our own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or our opinion is correct. We hand choose the names but we are paid to make this list by both the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good