5. List Out 10 Example Blogs You Enjoy Pick

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5. List Out 10 Example Blogs You Enjoy
Pick your favorite 10 or so blogs (ideally within your niche) and write down their domain names.

If you don’t read many blogs yet, find a list of blogs in your general topic area—and see which domain names jump out as being particularly interesting.

What can you learn from these sites?
Are there any common words that could spark some inspiration for a word you may want to incorporate into your own domain name?
Do these examples help you feel a strong conviction about ways you’ll want to position your own domain name?
Maybe there’s a mix of different types of domain names in your example pool.

You could have some blogs that are personal brands (named after the blogger) and others that domain names clearly designed to preview the topics at-hand.

Perhaps the domain names you’re seeing are fairly short and easy to remember.

Maybe some were tricky to spell, forcing you to look them up first before simply navigating there.

Either way, you should be able to walk away from this activity with a afghanistan telemarketing data or two about what you do and don’t like in a domain name within your niche.

6. Write Down as Many Potential Domain Names as You Can
Now finally, the fun part of learning how to choose a domain name—putting the pen to (metaphorical) paper!

Listing Out Potential Domain Names (Example of Jotting Down Ideas)

At this point, you’re ready to start coming up with your own domain name ideas.

My advice is to set aside some time for this—ideally an hour or two when you can focus on this process, uninterrupted. This could be a great excuse to head to your favorite coffee shop.

It’s important to list as many ideas as you can for domain names, as there’s a good chance many of your ideas will already be taken. Remember, too, that a not-quite-perfect idea can often help you move forward to something better over the course of this exercise (or even days later).

Below, at #9 in this guide, is my more detailed process that walks through the seven key factors in choosing a domain name—so take a look at this to help you come up with more ideas.