In choosing a domain name, it is recommended that you begin by researching keywords that are relevant to the purpose of the website you wish to create. A free and very good keyword research site is Google’s keyword tool. Go to this site and type in a word or phrase that you believe describes the website you plan to create. When the results appear, to the left of the page you will find match types. Select the phrase match which will reduce your list to the most relevant. Next, click on the global searches column which will sort your list in descending order from highest to lowest. Starting with the first keyword, check to see if a matching domain name is available for registration. Remember to try all of the popular extensions, i.e., .com, .ws, .net, .biz, etc. You may find that inserting dashes or adding letters or words may be necessary.
Once you have a match, confirm that the number of global searches is at least 1,000. A smaller number may be too few searches to make any money. Finally, before you register your good domain name, make sure you have a product ready to be marketed!
Following this recommendation is but one step of many in the quest to reach a top position in the pages of a search engine. In choosing a domain name, whether you decide to match a relevant keyword or build a brand around some other chosen name,attention to good content, keyword density and reputable back links should be your ultimate goal. With this goal in focus and a relevant domain name, you will see that good domain names can make you money.