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03-Aug-09 00:00
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Elated Elated's avatar Rank: gold
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This is a forum topic for discussing the article "Choosing a Domain Name":

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Having trouble choosing a good domain name? Learn some useful tips and tricks for choosing domain names in this handy article.
19-Mar-10 07:58
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john2010 john2010's avatar Rank: none
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Amazing Article!
really very good for my learning experience,i really appreciate the information you are offering
Thanks!

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23-Mar-10 23:41
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You can use a domain generator to find good suggestions: enter 1 or more keywords, and see what domains are availabe through different domain extesnions.

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25-Mar-10 17:41
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@jsobrier, Yes, that's a fair point although some are more useful than others. I guess those that look at synonyms as well are the most useful. eg. www.nameboy.com

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25-Mar-10 21:50
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It's nice to know that there are organizations like the UDRP out there to curb the menace of cybersquatting. Thanks for the detailed article.

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08-Aug-11 15:23
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FletcherT FletcherT's avatar Rank: none
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Great article piece, it's very difficult to decipher a domain name you want after the one you were targeting is already taken, even disheartening.

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