NameDrive Sandbox

[eetc]

Sometimes when considering domains to buy I wonder what sort of page ND would return for a domain/keyword combination, i.e. the relevance of the links and how it actually looks. So, I'd quite like to see a sandbox where I could put in a domain name (that I don't own (yet)) and chose some keywords and hit 'go' and get a page returned.

Does this sound like a good idea to anyone else?

eetc

 

[NameDriver]

Sounds like a very good idea...

And is sort of nearly possible.

Sticking my neck out here.

You can effectively list anything in your ND account. We operate on a system of trust (backed up with a extremely aggressive quality control - not sure if that contradicts itself) which means you can add domains to your account as you wish. This is based on the fact that to park a name, you really have to have registrar control to change the DNS / URL. However, if a name is in a ND account, the link www.ndparking.com/YOURDOMAIN.COM will resolve an ND page.
So... If you enter and optimize a name in your account and then look at ndparking.com/thatname.com, you will be able to see how it looks.

So a ND sandbox is available...

Ed

 

[aquanuke]

If you just want to see the results would it not be same as going to any ND parked domain and using the search box for your keyword.

 

[eetc]

Thanks NameDriver, lateral thinking... nice.

aquanuke, I believed that the domain name itself had a bearing on the results but having tried that I guess not. That will also serve my purpose.

 

[charliecharlie is verified member.]

"sand box" ?? - not a phrase i'm used to - i thought its what cats sh*t in!

 

[eetc]

somewhere you can play without doing damage...


Source: The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing, © 1993-2005 Denis Howe

sandbox

n. 1. (also `sandbox, the') Common term for the R&D
department at many software and computer companies (where hackers in
commercial environments are likely to be found). Half-derisive, but
reflects the truth that research is a form of creative play.
Compare playpen. 2. Syn. link farm. 3. A controlled environment
within which potentially dangerous programs are run. Used esp. in
reference to Java implementations.

 

[aqls]

And the NameDrive cat litter doesn't have quite the same ring to it

-aqls-

 

[aquanuke]

You can play here http://sandbox.ebay.com/