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أفضل 5 أدوات تساعدك على اختيار اسم نطاق مثالي

أفضل 5 أدوات تساعدك على اختيار اسم نطاق مثالي

  اختيار اسم نطاق مناسب هو أولى الخطوات التي تبدأ بها تدشين هويّة موقعك على الإنترنت. قد يصبح الأمر محيّراً أكثر خاصّة في ظل ملايين النطاقات التي تم حجزها بالفعل، وأصبح الحصول على اسم نطاق جيّد كالبحث عن الإبرة وسط كوم من القش! .. إليك بأفضل 5 أدوات لمساعدتك علي اختيار اسم نطاق مثالي   . 1 – Lean Domain Search   الصفحة الرئيسية لموقع Lean Domain Search     وتتميّز واجهته بالبساطه؛ حيث تقوم بإدخال…

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Twocial - What's in a name? (Naming Achievement unlocked!)

I think our naming decision process deserves it’s own post.

After spending all morning and afternoon discussing the nature of our startup, both myself and Martin agreed that we need to christen “the startup”. Our discussion went something like:

We need a dotcom domain. We need a dotcom domain right? We’re never going to get a dotcom domain. How about a .io? Quick - tweet what people think of .io domains. Ask Twitter people what they think about .co domains too. Shit, now @dotco is following me. <sees that Jason Calacanis is also following @dotco… follows back>

Basically, we drew out a bunch of words on paper and tried a million word combinations that either sounded too ‘Enterprise-ish’ or just sounded crap. Luckily Ben Hall replied to our tweets and suggested we use http://www.panabee.com/. This takes two words and checks for all variations of spelling etc (check it out, it’s really cool). After much experimenting we typed in Twitter and Social and we got Twocial.com.

We sat for a while, saying it again and again. We were hungry and I was going a bit mental with the amount of coffee I’d consumed. So we decided to go to Wagamama and think about it. By the end of the meal we’d both pretty much decided that we loved it and to buy it. 

So, I am pleased to announce that we are the proud owners of Twocial.com!

[thetotalcio]

Domain Names Demystified

It's so hard to come up with just the right domain name, especially when the landscape already seems so busy.

How are you to know what's already out there, what's available, and what's original?

Panabee.com is a "brainstorming engine for finding cool names and checking domain availability."

I tested it out and it gives you lots of useful information, including:

- Interesting variations (by prepend, append, swapping, even spelling backwards, and more)

- Related terms (each of which can be clicked on to continue brainstorming a name)

- Translations (in over 2 dozen languages from Afrikaans to Welsh)

- Alternate endings (including .net, .biz, .org, country extensions, etc.)

- Inspiration from social media (such as Facebook, Twitter, Wikipedia, and Google--entries, terms, and mentions)

In terms of the availability of suggestions, these are indicated in a dashboard type fashion with green :-) or red :-( to make it easy to see what's what.

Finally, there is a link to Go Daddy to "buy [the Domain Name] now for $7.49 before somebody else does."

Overall, I found Panabee to be a useful tool to come up with innovative domain names and thereby help us start up new and exciting ventures on the web.

[bonmassar-blog]

Trouble finding a good name for your startup?

Then, you can try Panabee. Panabee is a simple tool to query the Internet Registry. It will assist you finding domains that are close to your topic and that are still available. When you have found something, Panabee will redirect you to godaddy with a voucher to register the name.