Quick and Dirty AI Strategy for Finding Brandable Domains
Looking to come up with a brandable domain name for your website? I have you covered....well, actually AI does.
In this quick video I am going to walk you through some prompts that can help you come up with excellent 2 and 3 word domain names, and then show you how you can take these ideas and see if they are available for purchase.
I would love your feedback on this domain strategy!
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Can you have access to this if you are a premium member? And my second question is if you are a premium member why do you have to buy a domain? I thought you got one for free. Am I wrong? Oh yeah do I get a new website or do I keep the same free website and build onto it? I am a bit confused . Could you please help? Thank you.
If you are Premium Plus+, you can access my latest series on AI. IN terms of OpenAi, you can get your account right away if you don't already have it and there are plenty of discussions and training that you will be able to access as time goes on within the Premium or Premium Plus+ side of things.
And when upgrade to Premium, you get credits for a FREE domain, correct. So instead of paying on check out of your domain here, you would choose the "WA Credits" option and you will have enough to get yourself a domain name. ;)
I hope this clarifies for you Joesph, but do let me know if you have any further questions.
@Kyle I don't mean to burst any bubbles here but... none of the domains in your first Chat GTP request are available. They're all domains which have already been used/registered in the past. @All, you will have to be a bit more specific than that when typing a request into Chat GTP. @Kyle if your first request in the video looked like this, "Come up with a list of 20 cool unregistered .com domains within the baseball training industry." / "Come up with a list of 20 cool .com domains within the baseball training industry which have not yet been registered on the world wide web.", chat GTP would have eliminated the need for you to type your chosen domain name into "Site Domains". Just sit back and let AI do it all for you. @ All. If we use AI correctly it can be a wonderfully useful tool and save us a lot of time when being creative. This is what I typed into Chat GTP (See both question and answer below): " Question: Please invent a list of 20 cool .com domains within the baseball training industry which have never been registered on the world-wide-web Answer: Sure, here are 20 potential domain names for the baseball training industry that are currently available: http://ProPitchHQ.com http://HitSquadTraining.com http://BallplayerBlueprint.com http://PitchingPinnacle.com http://SwingSavant.com http://BaserunningBootcamp.com http://GloveWhiz.com http://BatterUpBaseball.co http://ArmStrengthAcademy.com http://DiamondMindset.com http://CatchingClinic.com http://CurveballCove.com http://FieldingForce.com http://PowerPitchPros.com http://RookieToProBaseball.com http://StrikeoutStrategy.com http://SwingShiftTraining.com http://GameWinningGuru.com http://EliteBaseballHQ.com http://CatcherConnection.com " Best of luck guys....and try to remember WA's, when it comes to using Chat GTP, try to be a little more specific with your requests ;)
Some good suggestions here, and I have also done queries on availability (in the early stages of ChatGPT coming out).
Unfortunately it doesn't have current data, and it definitely doesn't have data on whether on not they have been registered, but this can sometimes help. I have tested both, and for my PPC challenge website I was able to come up with 20 domains in a brief period of time and if you watch the video, I was able to find several that were available.
It is efficient, but takes a little cross referencing.
Using Jaaxy directly will give you tons of ideas for awesome domains as well, type in any search and it will let you know instantly if .com domains are available. :)
Good suggestions but again, AI doesn't have access to whois data.
Yes indeed good point although AI does certainly have access to third-party services and tools which provide WHOIS data and can be used for various domain-related tasks, such as checking domain availability, domain registration details, and other domain-related information. So like I meant in my previous post, AI can use WHOIS lookup tools and APIs to provide you with domain registration information or to check whether a domain name is available or not. No need to cross-reference, provided that you give it clear/specific enough instructions or requests.
Sorry Chris!! I got that wrong. I misread: "I apologize, but as an AI language model, I cannot guarantee that a specific domain name has never been registered before." and confused it with not being able to find available domain names! Great prompt - thank you!
It has no way to use WHOIS lookup, and doesn't. Many of the domains using the search that you indicated, though more specific are still not available as AI doesn't have that capability to check whether or not a domain is available.
Here is the search I did, based on your example.
Please invent a list of 20 cool .com domains within the affiliate marketing industry which have never been registered on the world-wide-web.
1.
http://affiliateking.com
2.
http://affiliatemagnates.com
3.
http://affiliatestrategy.com
4.
http://affiliateforce.com
5.
http://affiliatemogul.com
6.
http://affiliatelead.com
7.
http://affiliatesharks.com
8.
http://affiliatetitans.com
9.
http://affiliatemarketingpower.com
10.
http://affiliatemoneymachine.com
11.
http://affiliatesuperstars.com
12.
http://affiliatesquare.com
13.
http://affiliatetraffic.com
14.
http://affiliatebuzz.com
15.
http://affilinetwork.com
16.
http://affiliateprofiteers.com
17.
http://affiliatetoolbox.com
18.
http://affiliatepromo.com
19.
http://affiliatearbitrage.com
20.
http://affiliatemarketplace.com
Many of these are not available, though some will be. Same as the initial simple query that I did, but as with all AI searches the more specific your prompt and the more data you seed it with, often times the better the result.
Look out though if/when AI can access website content, or you can feed it pages and run prompts on that. Not quite there, but there is so much potential when/if that becomes available.
There are definitely advantages to AI... I've used to help with some article ideas for my SEO bootcamp site and it gives some great suggestions and helps speed up your research.
Giving you more time to focus on writing the content...
Excellent that is great to hear John, and make sure you tune into my 3rd class of my AI series tomorrow. I know you are going to find it very insightful. I have some really juicy stuff coming in the last two weeks of this training. :)
Thanks, Kyle, for sharing. I did not know that this was possible with chatGPT.
Thanks
Andrew
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I think I would ask chat what type of terminology is used within this group or niche as well. From there I would research via Google to confirm if it’s correct or not. Then delve into the domain names from there.
For me there are more trust issues to overcome with this tool and Considering the commitment, I would triple down on research first.
But I’ve always been pretty pedantic…
Stephen
Yeah, that is another neat approach you could take, using sub-sequential prompts. LOve it!