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Let’s take a look at yesterday’s list of available and pronounceable 5-letter .coms. Here are some development ideas meant to show that there are still great web development projects available for you. Choosing a pronounceable 5-letter .com is a great way to end up with a highly brandable and short domain name.

KLUXY.com
Whatever your development idea is, if it will be based around a cartoon character mascot, picture a humorously designed chicken named “Kluxy”. Cartoon mascots for websites are extremely successful (example: Hostgator).

HowIV.com
Instructional site on how to do IV’s… great for medical purposes. Can develop it into other medical processes too.

GoWik.com
Any domain starting with the two letter word “Go” is immediately memorable. This would make a great wiki site, maybe a wiki travel site (taking into account the word “go”).

ToJaw.com
To jaw… as in “To Talk”, would make a great chat based site. Maybe a forum or message board, possibly a new text message, SMS, or Instant Messenger program. This one’s really good in my opinion.

Ikkit.com
The name itself doesn’t lend to a specific niche, but it is very memorable. Ending with “it” is useful both in terms of “Information Technology” as well as the two-letter word “it”. Do what with it? Ikkit! Maybe a good name for a social bookmarking site?

So, get out there and develop, develop, DEVELOP!

Here’s another list of available and pronounceable LLLLL.com domain names… register them at the registrar of your choice.

Akeez.com
Cobif.com
Cobiv.com
Trozy.com
Drata.com
Clofy.com
Flecy.com
Puvvo.com
Brapy.com
Cohiz.com
Cayic.com
Lodib.com
Leyid.com
Zilim.com
Kluxy.com
Watay.com
Wojag.com
Ayopo.com
Azoby.com
Bexid.com
Yovax.com
Hezic.com
Howiv.com
Hocik.com
Hocix.com
Aycid.com
Hacil.com
Coyiz.com
Gowik.com
Snawo.com
Humik.com
Husio.com
Jakik.com
Apsie.com
Gluds.com
Agedy.com
Yowid.com
Arovy.com
Aleky.com
Jotiz.com
Groro.com
Stoxa.com
Helch.com
Hegic.com
Jivva.com
Tojaw.com
Borif.com
Borip.com
Ikkit.com
Plefs.com

Thanks as usual for looking!

Many domainers either frequent or stop by occasionally at one of the largest and best online forums devoted to domaining, NamePros. Seeing the red, white and blue appearance of the forum has become second nature as you stop by to see what new services are offered to domainers, what domains are being auctioned off, or just to chat with others involved in the domaining industry. Maybe that is why there was shock and awe recently when the appearance (theme) of the NamePros site underwent a drastic change…

It appears that theme sponsorship has come to NamePros and has resulted in quite obviously one heck of a change. Most complaints seem to be confined to the brightness of the colors, especially the red bars on the right and left side, but there are also many who voiced their approval and liked the changes. It does remain to be seen how long it will stay like this since it is a sponsorship deal done by domain broker. Though it has created some controversy, we all know that a certain amount of controversy is good on the internet as it brings with it attention and usually additional traffic. The question is how far is too far? Do you want to risk turning off some of your visitors? I think NamePros members who truly use the site as part of their business will not let a simple thing like a change in colors change their usage, but that is just my opinion.

What’s yours?

Another list of 5-letter pronounceable .com domains that are available for you to register right now at the registrar of your choice:

Apooz.com
Gekiz.com
Plufy.com
Cozib.com
Coyil.com
Hawiz.com
Hativ.com
Suxad.com
Obbos.com
Aidip.com
Bubip.com
Bojib.com
Hezid.com
Hopif.com
Tohak.com
Yokax.com
Zuvva.com
Aznip.com
Biwig.com
Hegiz.com
Heciz.com
Wavay.com
Hunth.com
Krifs.com
Zikil.com
Zezid.com
Blefo.com
Lowio.com
Joxia.com
Aropy.com
Anozo.com
Brofy.com
Brivy.com
Yasif.com
Buvvo.com
Afaty.com
Afedo.com
Grosm.com
Druky.com
Adwio.com
Krejo.com
Driya.com
Huzic.com
Jofia.com
Thasy.com
Slewo.com
Caxik.com
Cotig.com
Sleto.com

Thanks for looking and good luck with your domain names.

Five-letter pronounceable .com domains continue to have some popularity. They of course are not reaching the prices of LLLL.com domains and probably never will, but people are realizing that five letters is very short and something that short and pronounceable is very brandable. Here are some more pronounceable and available LLLLL.com domains:

Cawid.com
Cawio.com
Sagag.com
Snela.com
Tromy.com
Hufio.com
Hugia.com
Cawit.com
Cawix.com
Jofiz.com
Fleso.com
Steya.com
Plefo.com
Asliz.com
Aslio.com
Caziz.com
Soxad.com
Thafo.com
Arzid.com
Dridy.com
Gruty.com
Cazid.com
Cayiz.com
Cayix.com
Uzzey.com
Yobif.com
Blucs.com
Alozy.com
Amaby.com
Jowig.com
Ladib.com
Lagiz.com
Lozig.com
Kloxa.com
Cliho.com
Zesio.com
Zesil.com
Kruny.com
Yilth.com
Ayody.com
Cayio.com
Cayid.com
Azaty.com
Hejip.com
Wawad.com
Heliv.com
Hepil.com
Beziz.com
Bifio.com
Pivva.com
Vohad.com
Tumah.com
Hezis.com
Hoxid.com
Bumia.com
Awkio.com
Okkle.com
Suzax.com
Tibay.com
Cozid.com
Hahix.com
Slety.com
Gokix.com
Atoof.com

Thanks for looking again and good luck domaining!

We recently made another post of some available one word domains. We thought we’d accompany that list with some development ideas.

Domain: Mounted.us
A couple uses come to mind for this domain. One is in the adult domain area and we won’t delve into that too far. This would also make a good website name for either a taxidermy business or photo album/scrapbooking business (mounted the photos onto the pages).

Domain: Nominated.us
During this political season, this name could be used to capitalize on the excitement and controversies surrounding the nominating process and the nominees themselves from both political parties.

Domain: Overshadowed.info
This would be a great name for a trivia site or trivia quiz. What is another way of saying trivia? Overshadowed info! Information that is not readily apparent.

Domain: Composed.tv
This site could be all about television theme songs.

Domain: Appearing.biz
This name would work great for any type of celebrity agent or public speaker business or site. A site devoted to getting people to appear at events and celebrations.

Domain: Reviving.biz
A site devoted to the subject of how to breathe life into an existing business that seems to be on it’s last leg.

Domain: Forgoing.TV
Develop a site about the benefits of doing without television. Can be geared and kids or adults… or both.

Domain: Summarized.us
Would work great as a book or movie review site. Taken from the perspective of the book or movie itself, “this site summarized us well”.

Wishing you much luck with whatever your next development idea is.

it has been awhile since we’ve done one of these, but here is a list of available one-word domain names… each name is available to register at the registrar of your choice right now.

Misunderstanding.biz
Recognizes.us/biz
Reconstructionism.net/info/biz
Reconstructionist.info/biz
Mounted.us
Nightshirt.info/biz
Nineteenth.info/us/biz
Relapse.biz
Nominated.us/biz
Nonetheless.biz
Occurred.us
Operated.tv
Privately.tv
Overshadowed.info/us/tv/biz
Rarer.us/tv/biz
Boisterously.net/org/info/us/tv/biz
Following.tv
Allowing.tv
Replaces.us/biz
Reportedly.us/biz
Amblin.us/tv
Composed.tv/biz
Commonly.us/tv
Angrier.info/biz
Originated.us/biz
Overshadowing.net/org/info/us/biz
Participated.us/biz
Permeated.net/org/us/biz
Physically.us/biz
Retrieved.us/biz
Revivalism.us/biz
Pleading.biz
Appearing.biz
Commonly.us
Reviving.biz
Rougly.us/biz
Sects.biz
Commentators.biz
Biannually.net/org/info/us/tv/biz
Experimented.us/biz
Conceded.org/us/tv/biz
Separately.org/info/us/biz
Commissioners.tv/biz
Constraint.us/tv/biz
Forgoing.net/org/info/us/tv/biz
Retains.org/info/us/tv/biz
Phases.tv
Shint.org/info/us/biz
Subcontinent.us/biz
Summarized.us/biz
Opposed.us/tv/biz
Decaying.info/us/tv/biz
Critically.us/tv/biz
Sharply.us/biz
Severely.us/biz

Hope you can find something to use and good luck!

Yet another 5-letter pronounceable and available .com domain list…

Abogy.com
Ubobi.com
Gohiz.com
Gocik.com
Plery.com
Stirl.com
Hahip.com
Cowio.com
Cozig.com
Tilaz.com
Iffon.com
Asrib.com
Atbib.com
Wezat.com
Bogix.com
Buxic.com
Hofio.com
Hexiz.com
Tosaw.com
Tykas.com
Yuvvi.com
Aznis.com
Biwix.com
Hegio.com
Hehiz.com
Henip.com
Wifay.com
Azyzo.com
Ayoba.com
Rurch.com
Klufs.com
Klaby.com
Zewia.com
Zewio.com
Klofo.com
Losip.com
Loxil.com
Jozig.com
Anoty.com
Breph.com
Puvva.com
Yalip.com
Afaty.com
Afazy.com
Grucs.com
Flebs.com
Clocy.com
Anfio.com
Alrib.com
Flewa.com
Hukio.com
Hukit.com
Japiz.com
Smaso.com
Safaz.com
Caxic.com
Cojip.com

Thanks as always for looking and good luck finding the domain of your dreams.

It’s been awhile since we last posted an updated list of available and pronounceable LLLLL.com domains. Here we go…

Cagib.com
Cagig.com
Zakip.com
Zanip.com
Smawo.com
Krary.com
Cagiz.com
Cahix.com
Lonth.com
Cajiz.com
Shucy.com
eBazo.com
Hugiz.com
Hugif.com
Jodix.com
Cakiz.com
Canig.com
Waxak.com
Capiv.com
Jogif.com
Lokik.com
Hefim.com
Hediz.com
Layio.com
Blalo.com
Droya.com
Sacax.com
Klivo.com
Quawa.com
Bepio.com
Bejip.com
Amwio.com
Ammiz.com
Alnip.com
Yozia.com
Crosm.com
Yozag.com
Todaf.com
Hofic.com
Hofig.com
Budib.com
Bosiz.com
Glaff.com
Wehax.com
Abomy.com
Abozy.com
Awsio.com
Ubbal.com
Zozix.com
Yoyiz.com
Sulaz.com
Supaz.com
Coxip.com
Hawik.com
Hawic.com
Juvva.com
Plowt.com
Spoby.com
Blopt.com
Blebb.com
Goyit.com
Aneze.com
Anapy.com
Amoky.com
Oboze.com

Thanks for looking as always!
Hexif.com

Canada.com recently had an article regarding the country’s new internet millionaires, including Kevin Ham who has a domain portfolio with an estimated value of $300 million dollars. These ingenious entrepreneurs are making a name for themselves and acquiring a great deal of respect even in the non-internet world. What does it take to join them in this exclusive club? If you combine hard work with an ingenious idea and a real marketing plan you just may join them.

The days of being able to buy high quality one word generic .com domains at reg fee are long gone. That doesn’t mean that the chance to make serious money in the domain or web development market is gone too. There will always be new and exciting opportunities. Five years ago people would not have predicted random LLL.coms to be worth what they are today, five months ago they wouldn’t have predicted the current prices people are getting for LLLL.coms. There are money making opportunities all around in the domain and development game. Find yours, trust your gut instinct, and work hard to make it happen.