Keywords are to be separated by spaces. A plus sign(+) is used in front of a keyword to force a domain to match a keyword. A negative sign (-) is used in front of a keyword to filter out any domains that match the keyword
*You can paste your keywords directly from Excel into the textbox
Sample Searches:
domain blog california - This will find all domains that have either the word "domain", "blog" or "california" in the domain name
Results returned: domaintest.com, myownblog.com, californiakitchen.com, mydomainblog.com, californiakitchenblog.com
domain +blog california - This will find all domains that definitely have the word "blog" in the domain name and also have either the word "domain" or "california" in the domain name
Results returned: mydomainblog.com, californiakitchenblog.com
Results not returned: domaintest.com, myownblog.com, californiakitchen.com
domain -blog california - This will find all domains that do not have the word "blog" in the domain name, but have either the word "domain" or "california" in the domain name
Results returned: domaintest.com, californiakitchen.com
Results not returned: mydomainblog.com, myownblog.com, californiakitchenblog.com
Effect of selecting "Starts" or "Ends":
If the "Starts" option is chosen, then domain will always start with the first word in the textbox. Any plus (+) or negative (-) signs for the first word are ignored. If there are multiple words list here, then all domains that start with either of the words are shown
If the "Ends" option is chosen, then domain will always end with the first word in the textbox. Any plus (+) or negative (-) signs for the first word are ignored. If there are multiple words list here, then all domains that end with either of the words are shown