While the domain name won’t really make the difference between success and failure, it’s surely better to have a site accessed via vegetabl.es instead of isellfreshvegetables.com, don’t you think? Sure, that was just an example, since I don’t think anyone bothered to touch the fresh vegetables online sales niche… although vegetabl.es seems to have been purchased already by someone, parked, and now is for sale. Too bad, but I am sure you can still find a bunch of interesting domain names, especially when using a tool like Domainr!
The main purpose of this Web-based tool is to help you find good domains for your needs, taking things a bit further than the notorious COM-NET-ORG crowd. For example, if you look for “automobile,” you’ll also get suggestions like auto.mobi/le or automo.bi/le, and despite the fact these don’t look that good to me, finding interesting combos like blo.gs or lapto.ps is surely worth spending your time with Domainr (sorry to inform you, but both these two last domains have been taken already… and not by me).
Currently, Domainr covers virtually the entire global namespace, including country domains, second-level domains (co.uk or net.nz, for example), and even sponsored domains (.asia or .mobi), making it a very interesting and useful choice to those who really care about the naming process during the development of a site, as well as for those simply hunting for good domain names…
Compatibility: any major browser, but – as usual – be sure to turn off script blockers!
