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Im not going to disclose how I compiled this list, but basically I have a list of 15,000 domain names. These are ALL available..
Having had a glance through the first 300 or so, I have found 10 MUST REGS, and about 20 SHOULD REGS. I.E This list contains some gems.
Given this it would seem logical to take the time, and trawl through the list properly to find the gems. My estimates however suggest that this will take 20+ solid hours (which I dont have).
Furthermore after about 30 minutes my brain goes mental, and I start regging crap. Also given my want of great domains my 'narrowing down' is on course to send 15,000 domains to 7,000 which still is not helpful. I want to get this list down to the 500 best.
Any suggestions on how this can be done WITHOUT trawling? Or at least any ways of getting rid of obvious crap from the list?
Some names are 20+ characters for example. Is there a number of characters after which even if it is a common term it is not worth looking at? e.g buycheapcarinsurance.com is a good set of terms, but long....?
Cheers
Having had a glance through the first 300 or so, I have found 10 MUST REGS, and about 20 SHOULD REGS. I.E This list contains some gems.
Given this it would seem logical to take the time, and trawl through the list properly to find the gems. My estimates however suggest that this will take 20+ solid hours (which I dont have).
Furthermore after about 30 minutes my brain goes mental, and I start regging crap. Also given my want of great domains my 'narrowing down' is on course to send 15,000 domains to 7,000 which still is not helpful. I want to get this list down to the 500 best.
Any suggestions on how this can be done WITHOUT trawling? Or at least any ways of getting rid of obvious crap from the list?
Some names are 20+ characters for example. Is there a number of characters after which even if it is a common term it is not worth looking at? e.g buycheapcarinsurance.com is a good set of terms, but long....?
Cheers