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Nowadays it is incredibly hard to find an available domain name that fits your site’s content. All of the good ones are taken, and in some cases, even the most random phrases or combinations have been taken. When designing a new website, this can become an overwhelming and time-consuming obstacle, so many choose to rely on consultants to find an available and branded domain name.

Mainstream domain name consulting can cost upwards of $150, and for many small businesses, that’s quite a hefty price for a name. This is where CleverSiteNames.com comes in. Anyone looking for help on deciding a domain name can submit a description of their site and services there (for a small fee of $49). Then, anyone who has registered with the site can read the description and submit any number of domain names that fit the site. CleverSiteNames will email the lists to the designer, who can then pick any of the suggestions. They get to keep the domain name, and the person who came up with it gets $25. If there are no suitable or likeable names, CleverSiteNames offers a full refund.

For site owners this is a great way to find a good domain for your site, and for anyone else it’s a great way to earn a quick $25.

On a side note, the creators of the site have an excellent business model; they simply give the description to the masses who do all the work, and then earn $25 for each successful naming. Wish I’d thought of it :)

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3 Responses to “CleverSiteNames.com: Earn money by suggesting domain names”
  1. Matt says:

    Hey I have a question for you about this website and was hoping you could email me. It has to do with PTRs like Clixsense. Hit me up!

  2. Jan from thrusites design says:

    Well, but that business model misses one important aspect which is future SEO. For example, buy abc123.com, but later you’ll realise that something.net would be better just because of keywords within the domain name. So it’s far away from the ideal situation and solution. Also, how can anyone pick the best domain name if there are no “general options”?

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