Monday February 06, 2012 9:55:05 pm (Pacific)
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Simple things are often the best

Simple things are often the best

I'm not ignoring you guys - Morgan wrote this post and I am waiting for him to go first. :)

I'm not ignoring you guys - Morgan wrote this post and I am waiting for him to go first. :)

Fantastic tool! This will definitely come in handy. Thanks!

Fantastic tool! This will definitely come in handy. Thanks!

Thanks Josh. I had that very problem myself, I was tired of having to pay for this service, when all it took was a little coding. Anyway, hope you find some gold nuggets :-) I found a PR7 with a great keyword for $50 .. I was quite happy about that :)

Thanks Josh. I had that very problem myself, I was tired of having to pay for this service, when all it took was a little coding. Anyway, hope you find some gold nuggets :-) I found a PR7 with a great keyword for $50 .. I was quite happy about that :)

I know the feeling of trying to come up with new names for domains, and some of the results I found were ... well, as you say yourself, stupid (I would have used the word lame, but then again, I wont tell you some of the names I had written down).

One thing snagged me though, what about old domain names that were getting deleted and were up for sale? I am a Go Daddy user, and their tdnam service was something for me. I found quite a few good domains, but I was tired of all the searching for info (PR, backlinks, etc) to see if they were good bargains, so I went ahead and created a little site of my own :-)

http://bargainhunter.linklaunder.com/

Above site tracks the domains in their system, and gets all the data that you will ever need.

The system is still in alpha, but it is highly usable. What do you think?

I know the feeling of trying to come up with new names for domains, and some of the results I found were ... well, as you say yourself, stupid (I would have used the word lame, but then again, I wont tell you some of the names I had written down).

One thing snagged me though, what about old domain names that were getting deleted and were up for sale? I am a Go Daddy user, and their tdnam service was something for me. I found quite a few good domains, but I was tired of all the searching for info (PR, backlinks, etc) to see if they were good bargains, so I went ahead and created a little site of my own :-)

http://bargainhunter.linklaunder.com/

Above site tracks the domains in their system, and gets all the data that you will ever need.

The system is still in alpha, but it is highly usable. What do you think?

I found cultofthe.com to be more usefull which might be explained by the fact I wrote most of the code...

I found cultofthe.com to be more usefull which might be explained by the fact I wrote most of the code...

nice and interesting blog. I am comming back

nice and interesting blog. I am comming back

Hey that's a nice little tool. Especially the link popularity report it provides! I'm guessing it would take allot of fishing but I'd imagine you could find some gold nuggets in there.

A few months back I paid a membership fee for a tool just like this. Not this exact one, but it did the same thing. The only problem was that one was showing domains that expired 3 months ago. I was pi****!!! They did issue a refund though.

Anyway, thanks :)

Hey that's a nice little tool. Especially the link popularity report it provides! I'm guessing it would take allot of fishing but I'd imagine you could find some gold nuggets in there.

A few months back I paid a membership fee for a tool just like this. Not this exact one, but it did the same thing. The only problem was that one was showing domains that expired 3 months ago. I was pi****!!! They did issue a refund though.

Anyway, thanks :)