Is there any Software that can see existing type-in traffic of a domain

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  • luv$
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    • Dec 2004
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    #1

    Is there any Software that can see existing type-in traffic of a domain

    Whether it's registered to someone or not?

    Or can you suggest some good domain software?
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  • polish_aristocrat
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    • Jul 2002
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    #2
    you can use the overture tool to estimate it
    I don't use ICQ anymore.

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    • vvq
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      • Feb 2004
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      #3
      http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/suggestion/?

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      • luv$
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        • Dec 2004
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        #4
        Actually guys - I meant type-ins, not search engine keywords...
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        • Antonio
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          • Oct 2001
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          #5
          Originally posted by luv$
          Actually guys - I meant type-ins, not search engine keywords...
          that's what they meant too, just use overture to see how many people searched for your
          domain name and you can estimate the type-in traffic that the domain will get, I'm sure if you Goole it you'll find some useful tips ;)

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          • luv$
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            • Dec 2004
            • 6158

            #6
            Originally posted by Antonio
            that's what they meant too, just use overture to see how many people searched for your
            domain name and you can estimate the type-in traffic that the domain will get, I'm sure if you Goole it you'll find some useful tips ;)
            In my experience - keywords don't always equal typeins, because you can get the same results from "domain.com" as you can with a cloaked url displaying as "domain.site.com"

            I'm saying, is there a way to figure out pure typeins, in the browser - like MSN tracking how many times a url is attempted to type in that does'nt exist.

            I could be wrong though..
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            • gideongallery
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              • Aug 2003
              • 7082

              #7
              Originally posted by luv$
              In my experience - keywords don't always equal typeins, because you can get the same results from "domain.com" as you can with a cloaked url displaying as "domain.site.com"

              I'm saying, is there a way to figure out pure typeins, in the browser - like MSN tracking how many times a url is attempted to type in that does'nt exist.

              I could be wrong though..
              search for the domain in overture.
              approximately 80% of those searches are pass thrus from when someone types in the domain in msn and it falls thru to the msn search results

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