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Domize Lets You Peek Into Current Domain Name Registrations

Find out what keywords people are using in domain registrations.

What terms did people register domain names for yesterday? Domize let’s you take a peak.

Domize’s domain registration statistics provide daily and monthly stats for domain registrations by TLD and term. For example, its June 30 report shows that .com picked up 27,145 net registrations while .mobi picked up 482. But perhaps the coolest feature is seeing what keywords people use in their registrations.

On June 30 the top terms appear to be related to Michael Jackson:

Term / Added / Deleted / Net Gain
1. jackson 1,175 103 1,072
2. michael 1,192 127 1,065
3. green 600 201 399
4. cash 516 172 344
5. online 1,208 896 312
6. home 736 456 280
7. life 558 284 274
8. auto 469 214 255
9. king 356 106 250
10. all 521 280 241
11. pop 283 46 237

Domize also shows the biggest losers. For June 30, the biggest losers (meaning more domains using the term expired than were registered) were domain names including ‘financial’, ‘asbestos’, and ‘lawyer’.

For a longer term perspective, Domize also has a 30 day report.

Domize tells me it has lots of statistic enhancements in the works.

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  1. July 2nd, 2009 | 11:13 am

    Domize Lets You Peak Into Current Domain Name Registrations – http://tinyurl.com/m9j2ag

  2. July 4th, 2009 | 3:55 am

    I think one of the top domain registrations these days would show domains beginning with xn--. It would be great to see how many are registered each day.

    “IDNs allow for domain names in other languages to be registered in their own alphabet.

    Domize does not currently support IDNs.”

    Hopefully this will change soon.

    Regards,

    Phio

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