FINAL BUMP! ★★★ FIND HOT DOMAIN NAMES AUTOMATICALLY - The Perfect Tool For Any Internet Marketer ★★★

[kevin campbelle]

I was also a beta tester of this fine tool. This really saves a lot of time and it is accurate too. To be quite honest I was hoping that this would not go mainstream for everyone doing Xfactor's strategy because eventually all the good domain names may be gone but there are thousands of niches so there should still be a lot to go around.

It's very simple and easy to use and I usually have it running in the background while I'm doing my other IM activities.

Thanks to Eric for making such a great timesaver.


Kevin.

[EricGiguere]

Originally Posted by kevin campbelle

I was also a beta tester of this fine tool. This really saves a lot of time and it is accurate too. To be quite honest I was hoping that this would not go mainstream for everyone doing Xfactor's strategy because eventually all the good domain names may be gone but there are thousands of niches so there should still be a lot to go around.

It's very simple and easy to use and I usually have it running in the background while I'm doing my other IM activities.

Thanks to Eric for making such a great timesaver.


Kevin.

Yeah, sometimes you want to keep a good thing to yourself :-) Thanks for the praise.

Eric

[Zubair Zm]

Eric
I have just purchased my copy
Tks for WSO
rgds
Zm

[EricGiguere]

Originally Posted by Zubair Zm

Eric
I have just purchased my copy
Tks for WSO
rgds
Zm

Thanks, Zm! Hope you like it!

[Scott Million]

Thanks dude... I was using an online multiple domain checker limited to 10 at a time... found another one that does 30 at a time, but it's a pain in the rear getting all the keywords in there the way they have it setup. This is a HUGE time saver, and I love the prefixes and suffixes feature.

A Quick Review: Software is very easy to use and does not require installation (at least on my computer). You just double click a file and it's ready to go. You can load it up with all your keywords and let it rip in the background. It's pretty quick, though.

The suffixes feature (adds words you predetermine to the end of your domains and checks for those as well) is fantastic... and there's a prefix feature as well (adds words you specify automatically to the beginning of your keyword and searches)

How I Use This - As soon as I find a promising niche in Micro Niche Finder I export all the keywords and just copy and past right into the domain checker while my "Exact Phrase" and "SOC" checks are running. It's done before MNF is, and then I compare the domains available with my MNF "Highest Exact Searches / mo vs. Lowest SOC/Exact Phrase" list.

As a final check, I use WebCompAnalyst to gauge competition on the top 10 keywords I want to use for my Adsense site (although, I'm considering getting Market Samurai b/c it'll check the allintitle, header tags, etc. as well) and then I'll buy my domain(s) and move to the content/promotion stage. This tool is really the last 'wedge' I was looking for in my personal system. Thanks a million!

To the Programmer - You might consider talking to Xfactor and seeing if he wants to offer 50/50 to use this as an upsell to his Adsense course or sell him Master Resell Rights . I'm sure there's a lot of other adsense and affiliate product owners who would be interested in this as well.

Quite an appropriate and major value added tool for those who buy keyword rich domains. The ONLY thing I might add to this is the ability to filter the .com's, .net's, and .org's (maybe have a tab for "All" and then a tab ".Com" ".Net" and ".Org"... but not difficult to filter myself in Excel.

Cheers and Thanks,

Scott

[EricGiguere]

Wow, great review, Scott! Thanks so much....

XFactor's aware of the tool and in fact has told his Micro Niche AdSense Course customers about it, so he's sent me some traffic for sure. I'm glad everyone finds it so useful.

Eric

[apollocreed]

Originally Posted by EricGiguere

Not in version 1.0.0, no, as I don't use hyphenated names myself. However, someone else has made this request, so I'm adding it along with SOCKS support (for getting past firewalls) in an update that will go out the door today or tomorrow. Updates are free, so go ahead and purchase now while the WSO is active and you'll get the support.

If there are any other requests, I may be able to sneak them into this update if they're not too huge.

Eric

Hi Eric,

Is the new version with hyphen optionality available yet?

Please could you update us.

Thanks
Apollo

[EricGiguere]

Not yet, no, spoke too soon. I'll post an update here when it's ready, and also to the customer notification list.

Eric

[EricGiguere]

I did, however, set up the affiliate program page for Find Me A Domain:

http://www.findmeadomain.com/affiliates.html

Please feel free to promote it to your lists. The regular price is $25, of which you get about $11 per sale. Not a high-ticket item by any means, but if you think your list/readers would find the tool useful, might as well make a few bucks recommending it to them!

As usual, any questions can be sent to me....

Eric

[Zubair Zm]

Good tool....
I have just bought my copy
regards
Zm

[Kat Bartone]

Hi Eric,

Looks like a cool tool. I'm wondering about the results that are returned - is your tool programmed to find domains that are available according to a pre-configured prefix/suffix scheme ( such as domaininfo.*, domainguide.* domaintools.* etc.)?

Thanks,

Kat

[EricGiguere]

Originally Posted by Kat Bartone

Hi Eric,

Looks like a cool tool. I'm wondering about the results that are returned - is your tool programmed to find domains that are available according to a pre-configured prefix/suffix scheme ( such as domaininfo.*, domainguide.* domaintools.* etc.)?

Thanks,

Kat

You load a set of keywords into the tool, configure the prefixes/suffixes you want to try, the top-level domains you're interested and off it goes, finding the ones that are available.

See the screenshots on www.findmeadomain.com for more.

Lots of happy customers here!

Eric

[EricGiguere]

Version 1.1.0 of Find Me A Domain has been released and sent to all registered customers. If you didn't bother joining the customer notification list, you'll have to contact me personally to get your update. Please do so by forwarding a copy of your receipt to support@toolinator.com.

New in this version:

-- hyphenation support (find hyphenated forms of domain names... not something I do, but I had some requests for it)

-- SOCKS support (for getting past firewalls)

-- release notes displayed automatically on startup

I have another feature or two planned for release shortly.

Eric

[magentawave]

Originally Posted by EricGiguere

It is a good idea, yes, and I've thought of it. I just have to figure out the mechanics. Which registrars would you recommend? The obvious ones are 1&1 and GoDaddy from my point of view. (I like 1&1 because you get free privacy with the registration, although the fact that you have to wait 12 hours or so to set the nameservers drives me nuts!)

Eric

Hi Eric,

It would be great if you could add NameCheap.com to it when you get around to implementing that feature please. NameCheap.com offers free WhoIsGuard with the registration too.

Question: I'm assuming this is a Windows-only program? Any chance it could work with Adobe Air so it could be used on a Mac? UPDATE: Cool! I see it does work on a Mac!

Thanks
Steve

[EricGiguere]

Hey Steve, yes, all my tools work on Macs because they're written in Java. So you're covered.

I will keep NameCheap in mind. Not sure when I'll get around to adding that feature in, though, as I'm currently working on another tool that I want to offer via WSO.

Eric

[Scott Million]

Eric - btw - also wanted to add to my review that I put in over 64,000 keywords into your tool to check .com's from a high paying adsense list and it went all the way through in just a couple of hours (maybe 3, but hey, that's a hell of a lot of .coms to check)

Yup, got my money's worth.

Cheers,

Scott

[EricGiguere]

64,000 keywords? Wow, never tried it with that many at a time. Was the default throttle time of 2 seconds good enough?

And did you find any good .com domains? :-)

Eric

[magwoi]

Originally Posted by Scott Million

Eric - btw - also wanted to add to my review that I put in over 64,000 keywords into your tool to check .com's from a high paying adsense list and it went all the way through in just a couple of hours (maybe 3, but hey, that's a hell of a lot of .coms to check)

Yup, got my money's worth.

Cheers,

Scott

I wonder with usage like that, how long the registrars will start blocking findmeadomain.

I wish "moderation" and "sensible usage" were the guiding maxim for users of your tool.

Mag

[EricGiguere]

Originally Posted by magwoi

I wonder with usage like that, how long the registrars will start blocking findmeadomain.

I wish "moderation" and "sensible usage" were the guiding maxim for users of your tool.

Find Me A Domain makes the requests from the IP address of the person running it, so if they use it too much or too quickly they'll just get their own IP address banned. It won't affect anyone else's use of the tool. There is no central server being used.

Eric

[magentawave]

I'm looking forward to using this Eric. I was wondering about something though. Will we ever hit a wall with Google when the tool is doing searches? I'm asking because I have an early version of Keyword Elite that relies on Google search engine queries and if you use it a bit too much (which wasn't much at all for me), Google would block you from searching for a while. Has that ever happened to you with this tool?

Thanks
Steve

[EricGiguere]

Steve, it doesn't use Google at all, so no chance of getting banned... there are no search queries being performed, this tool goes straight to the appropriate domain registry for each TLD.

Eric

[Chris Creighton]

This is an unbelievably simple tool that has already saved me countless hours of manually/semi-manually researching possible niche domains. Two thumbs up and a wholeheartedly 100% recommendation from me on this software. Don't miss this one Warriors.

Chris Creighton

[Zubair Zm]

Good tool Eric. I have just purchased my copy
regards
Zm

[EricGiguere]

I will be closing this WSO shortly and selling it only at the normal price of $24.95. If you're on the fence, this is your last chance to get a copy at $19. Once the WSO is over, I'd love to see you promote the tool to your lists. See the http://www.findmeadomain.com/affiliates.html page for details on the affiliate program.

[aclacy]

will you consider .com.au's .net.au in any upgrade?

[EricGiguere]

Originally Posted by aclacy

will you consider .com.au's .net.au in any upgrade?

They've been there since day one, actually. All the TLDs are in and most of the popular second-level ones are there, too.

Eric

[Scott Million]

Originally Posted by EricGiguere

64,000 keywords? Wow, never tried it with that many at a time. Was the default throttle time of 2 seconds good enough?

And did you find any good .com domains? :-)

Eric

I found ton's dude... and by putting all those keyword through your tool first I weeded out over 99% of them and ended up with several hundred great .com's for adsense sites. Out of those I narrowed it down to about 125 very promising niches for search volume vs. cost per click vs. competition...

I registered all of them, lol, and am working like a mad man just to put up a one pager on each so they start getting some google love/trust while I fully develop each one.

I saved all the .net's and .org's for next year (or the next two...there's a LOT more of those)!

Cheers,

Scott

P.S. I didn't realize that running a bunch of keyword might get your tool / my IP in trouble. Glad it didn't affect anything for anyone as that would never be my intention... I was just kind of like, "Hmmm... I wonder what would happen if I did this..."

Lol.

[EricGiguere]

Originally Posted by Scott Million

I found ton's dude... and by putting all those keyword through your tool first I weeded out over 99% of them and ended up with several hundred great .com's for adsense sites. Out of those I narrowed it down to about 125 very promising niches for search volume vs. cost per click vs. competition...

I registered all of them, lol, and am working like a mad man just to put up a one pager on each so they start getting some google love/trust while I fully develop each one.

I saved all the .net's and .org's for next year (or the next two...there's a LOT more of those)!

Cheers,

Scott

P.S. I didn't realize that running a bunch of keyword might get your tool / my IP in trouble. Glad it didn't affect anything for anyone as that would never be my intention... I was just kind of like, "Hmmm... I wonder what would happen if I did this..."

Lol.

Well, I'm glad my tool was of help. Should have charged you more for it :-)

Any one person's use of the tool won't affect anyone else's use of it. There's nothing identifying about it, so at most only your IP address would get banned if you were using it too much and too quickly.

For best results, set the throttle high (2 seconds is the minimum I'd go with, but put it higher if you want) and just let it run in the background while you do something else.

Eric

[jimmidwest]

Hi, pick up a copy and will check it out tonight.

Thanks
Jim