Hi, Im trying to setup a domain name and web hosting offering site and need to find a good domain to do it, but cant think of anything that is good, relevant and easy to remember that isnt already taken.

I do have a few domains already that are sitting on a parking site that I could use (below) - if you have any suggestions or feedback that would be welcome.

Thanks,

(parking domains)
ehostmasters.com
hostingpowertools.com
webhostadmin.com
theeasyhost.com

theknowhowpeople.com
theknowhowsource.com
yourstartingpoint.com
iwantanewdomain.com

obscuredomains.com
websitehome.com

The easy host sounds good.
Yoy may want to register also theasyhost.com

I think webhostadmin is nice and suits your business completely.

Names no longer need to say what they're for as everyone uses a search these days, not a subject with .com tacked onto the end.

Better to choose a unique name, but it's hard--who here would have chosen YouTube or GoDaddy or Google as their site name?

The only nonesense domain I have at this time is seforo.com - Im not sure what value as a brand it could provide though.

Name doesn't really have to match the business these days IMHO.
Look for something not too long and can be remembered without explaining a number 4 a word etc!! I don't like - in-between either :stickout:
Last one on your list looks good I think.

Good luck.

The webhostadmin.com and websitehome.com sounds nice matching to your business.

Localized or national/international? If local go with a name with Woodinville and/or Washington in it. Or TaheriHost.com ?

I've used Google AdWords: Keyword Tool (https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal?forceLegacy=true) to help me figure out good domain names. For SEO purposes, having a domain that includes a term or terms that people search for really helps...

Actually name isn't all that important. I mean who will have thought godaddy is a webhosting company? It could even have been a porn site.

Most of your parked domains are good but obscuredomains.com doesn't sound mainstream to me..

If you set up your site properly the name is secondary as long as it's a .com, as google seems to like them for some reason. Building up backlinks and perhaps thinking about an affiliate program associated with your service will increase your traffic.