DomainWhiz Identifies Potential Domain Names
April 17, 2010
Need a nifty domain name? You can try DomainWhiz.net’s new search utility. I learned about the system in “DomainWhiz Introduces Doman Name Search Tool.” The idea is that the system makes it easier to locate potential domain names. The write up said:
DomainWhiz’ domain name search technology is supported by Natural Language Processing technology that has the ability to generate alternative names that are either synonymous with or highly relevant to keywords entered by an end user. The technology goes one step further by checking the availability of each alternative name, and notes its availability, expiration date or whether it is up for sale. The service is available now in English and the alternative names that come up are SEO friendly.
You can give the system a test drive at http://domainwhiz.net/. When you locate a suitable name, a click on the “pricing” links sends you to GoDaddy.com.
DomainWhiz says:
DomainWhiz combines the power of machine learning techniques, large natural language databases, and manually crafted linguistic rules to search the vast space of Semantic Network and extract only those domains that the end user intends to search.
Applied Semantics (formerly Oingo) offered similar capabilities to licensees prior to the firm’s acquisition by Google. Other domain registrars offer similar functions; for example, Register.com. If my memory serves me, Oingo / Applied Semantics offered a similar service via its licensees before the company was gobbled by Google and lashed to advertising tasks.
Stephen E Arnold, April 17, 2010
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