I've tried a lot of website's & software programs trying to find a good
domain name in a vary competitive market & there not showing much.

What's some of the best website's or software programs that are
trust worthy to search for .net and .com domains

Network Solutions, that's what I use to search. You can look up multiple domain names at once.

I use name.com for available domains

If its taken, I then use Dynanot.com to check the owner of the domain

I think when you register a domain, you can just type in the name you want and any site will tell you if it is available or not. That is the easiest way.

You can check the most frequently keywords for the type of website you wish to have and then making a few combinations you can pick a domain name from it.

Don't forget to check out a lot of the domain reselling sites. A lot of people are selling off their domains constantly so some domains there may interest you. Just take ownership of the domain and transfer it to a registrar you are comfortable with.

You can undertake a competitive analysis to get knowledge of the keywords that are top in the list. For a good domain name its important that it contains the keyword for your business/service.

For a good domain name its important that it contains the keyword for your business/service.

No it isn't!!

If you want to increase your new business very soon on search engines so you should take domain name according your business topic.

What if I want a site about a very popular subject and there are no names available?

Originally Posted by Nicerank

If you want to increase your new business very soon on search engines so you should take domain name according your business topic.

You say one thing but your signature's link says the other..

Have you use domainindex.com and name.com/suggestion to help you search for the domain name. I think they suggest quite good variety of domain available.

Originally Posted by Nicerank

If you want to increase your new business very soon on search engines so you should take domain name according your business topic.

personally i don't think that is not necessary....

Originally Posted by Jim Gillum

What if I want a site about a very popular subject and there are no names available?

you will find domain names but you will not like them....say for example popular domain keywords like -
Game
Travel
Domain
Hosting
Insurance etc are so competitive that you may not find suitable or likeable domain names....so if you want a domain name to develop a website go for a brandable domain name....go with a new short word and build a brand around that word....