As you probably know recently I launched a new website, which aims to be a complete resource for people who want to get started online and build their first websites. Traffic is picking up there, and one of the most common complaints I get over the contact form is that readers can’t find available domains that are appealing enough. That is why I decided to compile a list there with 30 Awesome Tools To Find Available Domain Names

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30 Tools to Help You Find Domain Names

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I started following the work of Collis Ta’eed around three years ago, when he launched a blog called Freelance Switch. I suspected Collis would rock the blogosphere for a couple of reasons

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How To Build A Successful Blog Business, For Real

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Ever heard the saying “you can’t improve what you can’t measure”? Well, it is true. Tracking and analyzing your numbers is essential, and there is one area where most bloggers and webmasters neglect this: affiliate links

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Track Your Affiliate Links with LinkTrackr

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Is It Worth to Buy Domains with the New .co Extension?

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I used to help people buy and sell blogs, and as I result I get at least a couple of emails weekly from bloggers asking if I can help them to sell their blogs.

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Want To Sell Your Blogspot Blog?

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As many of you know I like to invest in domain names, so I try to keep track of all the nifty tools and services out there that let you research good domain names. It looks like I am outdated, though, as recently I came across an article titled 10 Websites to Discover Hot Domains You Wouldn’t Have Thought About , and I only knew 4 out of the 10 tools they mentioned.

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10 Websites to Research Domain Names

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