How To Find Available Keyword-Rich Domain Names Quickly
Finding a great domain name that contains the keyword(s) you want and that is also available can be time-consuming and is becoming harder to find.
In this tutorial you will learn a simple and easy method you can use to search through lots of “keyword-rich” domain names and find the ones that are still available quickly so you can register them for your business or web site(s).
How To Find Available Keyword-Rich Domain Names – Step-By-Step Tutorial
Although many SEO experts will tell you that having a “keyword-rich” domain name is no longer as important for ranking highly in search engines like Google as it once was, owning a portfolio of domain names that contain keywords specific to your niche or business is still, in many respects, a great investment.
For one, domain names that contain keywords specific to your niche help with branding, as these domains allow online users to associate those keywords with your business.
By the same token, owning domains that contain the keywords you would most want users to associate with your business also prevents competitors in your market from building their brands on those same keywords.
Since owning a portfolio of domain names is not expensive (for about $100 a year you can control around 8-12 domain names), it makes sense to consider this option.
Additionally, as explained in this tutorial, you can register multiple domain names without building multiple websites, simply by “parking” these on top of your active domain.
How To Find Available Keyword-Rich Domain Names Quickly – Step 1
The first step in this process is to build a large list of keyword phrases containing the keywords you want included in your domain name.
You can use any keyword tool you like for this step. For this tutorial, we will use Google’s own FREE powerful keyword tool that lets you research and build keyword lists online called “Google Keyword Tool“. To access this tool, go to www.googlekeywordtool.com and click on the Google Keyword Tool link …
The Google Keyword Tool page will load in your screen …
Enter a keyword phrase related to your business or to the domains that you are searching for into the “Word or phrase” field, fill in the “captcha” form correctly and click the “Search” button. Leave the default settings as they are.
For this example, let’s say that you are searching for domain names related to “camping”…
The tool will return a list of keyword results …
Note: you don’t need to spend any time sorting through the keyword list. At this stage, all we want to do is build a big list of keywords containing your chosen keyword phrase …
Click on “Keyword ideas (xxx)” at the top of the results list to select all of the keyword results …
Click “Save all” to store the results of your search in the Google Keyword Tool …
If you click on a keyword in the results list, the Google Keyword Tool will bring back more keywords …
Repeat the process of searching for keywords and adding them to the “save list” until you have built a large list of keywords.
Once you have added enough keywords to your list (it’s up to you how big you want your list to be), click on the “View as text” dropdown menu button…
Click on My keyword ideas …
A window containing all of your saved keywords will pop up in your screen. Click the window containing the list of keywords to select all of the saved keywords, then right-click your mouse button and select “Copy” to copy the entire list to your clipboard. Click Done when finished to close the window…
Next, open up a new text file and paste all of your clipboard contents (i.e. your keywords) into this file, then save this file into your hard drive …
Note: You can use any method you like to build your keyword list. In the example above, we used the Google Keyword Tool because the tool is free, and allows you to build a very large list of keywords in minutes.
Your goal is to find the most relevant keyword phrase to your business, service, idea, etc, and then cross reference it with the SwellHost domain checker tool.
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