I spend a fair amount of time during the day visiting domain name related websites. Some of the sites I visit offer valuable domain related tools, while others offer news and commentary. There are also auction websites and aftermarket platforms that I visit multiple times per day.
Listed below are the ten domain industry websites I visit the most. Some of these sites are almost constantly opened in a browser tab at all times, while others are visited whenever I see an update is made.
10 Most Frequently Visited Domain Websites (in alphabetical order):
- DNForum
- DomainBoardroom
- Domaining.com
- DomainNameWire.com
- DomainTools.com
- FreshDrop.net
- Google (Adsense, News, Analytics, Webmaster Tools)
- NameJet
- Sedo.com
- TheDomains.com
What domain name related websites do you visit most frequently?
I used to visit DNForum extensively but I stopped because I wanted to learn more about domaining. As of now I check Morgan Linton’s site,iGoldrush and of course this blog every day.
@ Adi
I learned a whole lot about the domain industry on DNForum.
Good list – I also usually check out Domainsville.com too.
Elliotsblog.com can be useful at times as well.
@ Matt
Once in a while I suppose.
I practically keep a tab with DomainTools open whenever I’m browsing. I check in here everyday, TheDomains, Domain Shane, and also spend a fair amount of time at GoDaddy, Namejet, and Sedo.
I never understood the hype over Domaining.com.
The others on the list I do agree with though.
I’d recommend domainsherpa.com to anyone who is new to domaining. The videos are an excellent resource and you get to see some of the most influential and successful domainers in a natural, conversational setting. Useful information and some inspiring stories of getting started in this business. Learned a lot from this blog as well. Thanks and regards,
robmf
@ robmgf
I agree but DS isn’t updated on a daily basis.
There are a lot of great domain related resources… these are just the ones I am on many times per day.
I frequent the following on a daily basis:
Go Daddy
Google Keyword Tool
Inbound.org (Top Inbound Marketing aka SEO Articles. Partnership by my friends at SEOmoz & Hubspot)
Elliotsblog
Morganlinton
DomainTools
I’d also recommend uspto.gov for trademark searches.
Cool list Elliot! Do you find it’s quieter at DNF than usual?
I haven’t been a member as long as you have, but it just seems quieter (i.e. less quality posts/conversation, more mediocre sales threads).
I can’t stop visiting though. 😉
Along with some you mentioned, most frequent sites for me for .ca domains include Namespro.ca, Sibername.com, and MyID.ca. Also like to check the action at DomainNameSales.com
@ Domains
Agree about DomainNameSales.com. I looked at the quotes list yesterday and found a name I like at a reasonable range. Need to investigate that industry though to see if there’s room for any margin on the flip.
Have these in common:
DNForum
DomainNameWire.com
DomainTools.com
FreshDrop.net
Google (Adsense, News, Analytics, Webmaster Tools)
TheDomains.com
Also visit:
domainshane.com
domainsville.com
domaininvesting.com
godaddy.com
hybriddomainer.com
morganlinton.com
mwzd.com (dts)
namepros.com
🙂
I wish DNJournal had articles more regularly 🙂
Hello Elliot,
Rick Schwartz suggested I contact you about a guest Post, How do I go about requesting a Guest post?
Gratefully, Jeff Schneider (Contact Group) (Metal Tiger)
I may or may not regularly bid at namejet on names i dont want using ip proxies.
DNForum is one of the most popular and reliable domain name sites. They have regular updates on the latest names in the market.
@ Jeff
The last guest post opportunity raised $1,500 for Ronald McDonald House: https://www.domaininvesting.com/guest-post-for-charity-9488
I will let you know if I offer another in the future.
Hello Elliot,
Thanks I will be back to request once I get HelpRaiseFunds.com up and running.
Cheers
Gratefully, Jeff Schneider (Contact Group) (Metal Tiger)
Stumbled across DomainMonster.com recently. Alot of articles. I read Elliotsblog.com daily.
I visit thedomains.com often.. I can’t stay away from the 3d thread.
http://www.thedomains.com/2010/07/11/the-next-big-thing-3d-who-owns-best-domains-hint-its-not-me-frank-rick-or-kevin/
None of your posts have legs that long.