Fast way to search for a valuable domains. Way that safes time and money.
Finding a valuable domain name takes time and effort, whether you're looking for expired or premium domains for your own projects or for resale.
There are many metrics to consider before deciding whether to acquire a domain, such as its age, meaning, length, backlink count, domain rating, extension, brandability and so on.
But that’s only half the challenge.
Domain auctions and drop platforms cause a lot of headaches.
Too much competition leads to bidding wars, which often result in overpricing.
There are also long wait times before you can get a domain you like. For example, auctions on GoDaddy can last up to 10 days.
Placing a backorder doesn’t guarantee that you’ll acquire the domain either.
So, if the current owner doesn’t renew the domain and your bid is higher than your competitors' bids, you will get the domain over a few weeks.
This way to purchase domain names is difficult, keeps a very long time, don’t give 100% to success purchase, stressed, takes a lot of the time and efforts, often overpricing due to a bidding war.
I don’t have much time for this and sure that you are too. You just want to grab your liked domain name and start using it today – right now. You want to buy a domain immediately, with 100% certainty that it will be yours, so you can start using it right away for marketing materials, SEO optimization, or a new product – without waiting days or weeks.
What the solution?
At some point, I saw a great domain on one famous website and checked if it was available for registration. It seemed available. I was happy that purchased valuable domain, clear luck.
But then thought, what if could find all available domains from that website? Is it possible to discover expired domains from Forbes, for example? As you know, getting a link from sites like Forbes is really difficult – almost impossible. However, acquiring a link to your site from trusted websites like Forbes is highly valuable, especially for SEO.
That’s how GoneDomains service came up with.
Today, it has over 30,000 available domain names from famous websites like ProductHunt, Medium, HackerNews, Forbes, TechCrunch, and others. Every day, new domain names are added.
It helps avoid spending long hours every day searching for domains, dealing with bidding wars, waiting ends of trades and too stress.
For example, I found this great domain name for WHOIS API service, whs.is
Now estimated value for it on Afternic is $886
What features?
GoneDomains regularly updates with new convenient features and filters to improve domain name research and make it faster and more convenient.
At this point there is a Domain Rating (DR) metric for each domain name this helps to find valuable domains to SEO promotion.
In GoneDomains, AI is also being used. It analyzes domain names to determine their niche and keywords and filters them by one, two, or three words.
One-word domains are highly sought after because they are short, memorable, and brandable. Premium one-word domains often sell for six or seven figures.
Two-word domains can also be very valuable, especially if they form a strong brand, keyword-rich phrase, or industry-specific term. Many successful businesses use two-word domains.
Estimating a domain name's value is difficult, so Gone.Domains will soon feature an average price estimation based on the history of sold domains.
A new feature will soon be available that checks how many domain extensions are registered for a given domain name.
This useful metric is important for determining premium domains because if many domain extensions are registered for a particular name, it indicates that the domain is highly valuable.
Finding a good domain can be a hassle–auctions take forever, backorders aren’t guaranteed, and prices get out of hand.
GoneDomains makes it easy by scanning sites like Forbes, TechCrunch, and ProductHunt for expired domains you can grab right away. With 30,000+ fresh domains daily, you skip the bidding wars and get a great name instantly.
Good luck with domaining!
See you next time.