Cool Tool For Researching Domain Name Availability, FAST

June 29, 2010 on 6:35 pm | In Internet Marketing, Videos | 25 Comments

“All the good domain names are taken”.

That’s a line I hear quite often.  While it’s true that many good (obvious?) domain names are taken, many are still available.

One tool I use quite a bit for checking domain name availability is AjaxWhois – here’s a brief 2m 47s video that explains what it is and what it can do for you.

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  1. Ajax whois? definitely an excellent tool. I’ve made use of this and it’s results are realtime and fast. Recommended to everyone!

    Comment by debbie — June 30, 2010 #

  2. It’s a pretty interesting tool. I will definitely be using it once I get the chance. Thanks for sharing!

    Comment by Andrew @ Blogging Guide — June 30, 2010 #

  3. If it’s really fast then I will try to use it. I hope there is also an encrypted security for their domain name search. Thanks for sharing!

    Comment by online booklet printing — July 1, 2010 #

  4. Another tip – I’ve recently heard people say that .info domains can work out for SEO purposes… so it may pay off to consider options other than just .com if that’s your arena.

    Comment by Lex — July 1, 2010 #

  5. Love it! Thanks for the tip. The faster you can find the right domain name(s), the faster you can get to the real work!

    Comment by Susan — July 2, 2010 #

  6. This looks like a really useful tool for checking domain names. Will definitely be giving it a go. Thanks!

    Comment by Direct Response Copywriter — July 2, 2010 #

  7. thanks nice self explanatory video, i have been using Ajax whois for a longtime and have felt that its much more faster than the other similar tools available on the internet.

    Comment by shabana — July 3, 2010 #

  8. Cool tool. All the domains are not taken yet, nor will they ever be :) .

    Anyone with a thesaurus knows this.

    Comment by Check Page Rank — July 4, 2010 #

  9. I have never used or heard about AjaxWhois. I am definitely going to try it very very soon.

    Comment by Jenny — July 5, 2010 #

  10. Great tool, the ability to choose your preferred extensions is very handy. Added to bookmarks :)

    Comment by IT Support — July 6, 2010 #

  11. I have never used or heard about AjaxWhois. I am definitely going to try it very very soon.I use JustDropped to find good names to use

    Comment by P90X Workout — July 7, 2010 #

  12. Man…..that is a great tool to know about. I bet that I spent the better part of a week trying to pick out insurance domain names for my company. This would have saved me much time! :)

    Comment by Cheap Term Life — July 7, 2010 #

  13. That’s great! I just tried it out and already found a new domain. It’s a really quick search. Thanks!

    Comment by Jared Detroit — July 10, 2010 #

  14. Thanks Will. I especially like the fact it does ccTLD’s such as .com.au etc. Looks very useful!

    Comment by Stephen Hamilton — July 14, 2010 #

  15. AjaxWhois really cool tool. This would help me a lot. Gotta try this one very soon.

    Comment by Custom Cable Assemblies — July 17, 2010 #

  16. I just tried it out myself as well and found a number of great domains that I wouldn’t have been able to find otherwise. Thanks!

    Comment by SRED — July 21, 2010 #

  17. This tool looks as though it will be perfect. Thanks so much for the suggestion!

    Comment by Private Leaders for Mortgages — July 22, 2010 #

  18. This is much better than the normal way of finding a domain name. But it could be better if it can make domain name suggestions.

    Comment by Remote Access Software — July 22, 2010 #

  19. I really like how this tool shows the availability of a domain instantly without having to refresh the page. It also displays the whois detail in a pop-up window.

    Comment by Pablo — July 24, 2010 #

  20. Wow! Truly helpful!! I had been totally fed up with the tedious domain name searches, this seems a viable option…

    Comment by Borla Muffler — July 29, 2010 #

  21. Thanks for the great resource Will! I have heard of this tool before but this is the first time I have seen a proper review and run down on its capabilities.

    Thanks for sharing this with us :)

    Comment by Josh — July 30, 2010 #

  22. Thanks for sharing this. Normally when I have an idea for a domain name I head over to GoDaddy and check to see if it’s available. If it isn’t, I try different variations until I get a suitable domain name. That way is a little time-consuming though. This way looks loads faster =)

    - Ian

    Comment by state vital statistics — August 3, 2010 #

  23. The search option is a much better alternative than trawling through the do follow blog lists produced on some other websites in the past as it allows you to quickly and easily target the exact phrase you are trying to optimise for.

    Comment by tucson implants — August 15, 2010 #

  24. It’s a pretty interesting tool. Thanks so much for the suggestion!

    Comment by umut — August 23, 2010 #

  25. Yep I found ajax too…after being sick of researching the old BULK domain name checker …Only problem now is the maintainance and the fees….Common web value …go up ! oh and no more creating new endings for urls…

    Comment by Steve — September 18, 2010 #

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