If you are not a Native English Speaker, at times it will be difficult to figure out if a particular phrase or 2-3 word combinations make sense. Being well read might help, but you will always find that cultural context missing. That is why you should rely on data
KW Buildingπ§΅ππ»
KW Buildingπ§΅ππ»
So it is good to have your own list of KWs. These will help when you want to hand register trending names. All you need to do is run it on google sheets by combining say, Meta in one column and your words as Prefix or Suffix. But mostly it will help in building your buy list
Have 4 lists:
1) Words that are popular suffixes
2) Words that are Popular Prefixes
3) Words that can be anywhere
4) Strong Generic Keywords
All the 4 would would have overlapping list, but they all have different uses, so build them separately.
Eg: Power will come in all 4 List
1) Words that are popular suffixes
2) Words that are Popular Prefixes
3) Words that can be anywhere
4) Strong Generic Keywords
All the 4 would would have overlapping list, but they all have different uses, so build them separately.
Eg: Power will come in all 4 List
The best way to build your KW list is check what names are selling everyday on NameBio.
And using Namebio, search how popular the KW is by putting in the Keyword as suffix, or prefix and see how popular the KW and add them if they look popular.
Now how do you use these KWs
And using Namebio, search how popular the KW is by putting in the Keyword as suffix, or prefix and see how popular the KW and add them if they look popular.
Now how do you use these KWs
Take your KWs 30 at a time and add to Expired domains filter. It has Suffix, Prefix, Anywhere.
DO one at a time.
First add 30 KW as suffix, search and save it using the same button. It will take you to the Saved link list. Rename the saved search so you can know later.
DO one at a time.
First add 30 KW as suffix, search and save it using the same button. It will take you to the Saved link list. Rename the saved search so you can know later.
You can have upto 100 saved searches. It is more than enough.
Now good Luck Hunting.
If you find good keywords, share with me.
Don't be a Leech π
Now good Luck Hunting.
If you find good keywords, share with me.
Don't be a Leech π
I also highly recommend the Book "The Elements of Eloquence" by Mark Forsyth to understand phrases.
The Etymologicon by the same author is also a fun read.
It is on Amazon as well as Audible for those who listen to their books.
The Etymologicon by the same author is also a fun read.
It is on Amazon as well as Audible for those who listen to their books.
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