Looking back on an old lists

[Ashton]

I look at FTR domains a lot, I combine various words, think bits up, and comprise lists - I then whittle them down to the top ones and take a few of them.

Here is an example:

workingtaxcreditcalculator.co.uk - 22,200
timedifferencecalculator.co.uk - 18,100
bmicalculatorforfemales.co.uk - 14,800
childtaxcreditcalculator.co.uk - 9,900
taxcreditscalculator.org.uk - 49,500
duedatecalculator.org.uk - 18,100
benefitscalculator.org.uk - 18,100
payecalculator.org.uk - 18,100
mileagecalculator.org.uk - 12,100
subnetcalculator.co.uk - 6,600
bmicalculatormale.co.uk - 6,600
periodcalculator.co.uk - 5,400
mileagecalculatoruk.co.uk - 5,400
nhspensioncalculator.co.uk - 5,400
childmaintenancecalculator.co.uk - 5,400
nationalinsurancecalculator.co.uk - 5,400
holidayentitlementcalculator.co.uk - 4,400
menstrualcyclecalculator.co.uk - 4,400
carvaluationcalculator.co.uk - 3,600
incomesupportcalculator.co.uk - 3,600

Feel free to reg any of the ones that wern't taken!

Here is list without the exacts (so you can put into a bulk whois like ukwhois)

workingtaxcreditcalculator.co.uk
timedifferencecalculator.co.uk
bmicalculatorforfemales.co.uk
childtaxcreditcalculator.co.uk
taxcreditscalculator.org.uk
duedatecalculator.org.uk 
benefitscalculator.org.uk 
payecalculator.org.uk
mileagecalculator.org.uk  
subnetcalculator.co.uk
bmicalculatormale.co.uk 
periodcalculator.co.uk
mileagecalculatoruk.co.uk 
nhspensioncalculator.co.uk 
childmaintenancecalculator.co.uk 
nationalinsurancecalculator.co.uk
holidayentitlementcalculator.co.uk 
menstrualcyclecalculator.co.uk 
carvaluationcalculator.co.uk 
incomesupportcalculator.co.uk

Now since I comprised this list, 8 of them have been taken. Is this high or low?

I feel carvaluationcalculator.co.uk was a stupid oversight!

Do you take similar steps, do you look at them a few months on and see them regged or do you never look back? Just curious how other people find the gem's!

 

[Skinner]

I use DNA Pro to manage my lists, and randomy update the TFR and expired ones months, years later.