1. InstantDomainSearch.com

Some of Instant Domain Search features:
• Suggestions - click and takes you to GoDaddy.com where you’ll see ‘More Options’ of alternative domains you may like.
• Acquire Domain - links to Sedo.com, a Domain Acquisition Service
• WhoIs - select this option takes you to http://whois.domaintools.com to learn more about the ownership of the domain
• Hacks - goes to Xona.com which will give you unconventional domain combinations (i.e. delicious.com to del.icio.us)
• Alexa - which will talk about the site’s web traffic rank
• Visit Site

I’ve been using InstantDomainSearch.com for years.

2. Domize.com

3. AjaxWhois.com

Some of AjaxWhoIs features:
• Ability to preselect your preferred extensions (.com, .net, etc.) for your domain search
• Also partners with GoDaddy.com and even includes GoDaddy coupons
• Whois - without leaving the site will display the domain’s ownership information with a bit of added security to make sure you’re human wanting the information (thanks AjaxWhoIs) for not promoting spambots!
• Domain hacks will appear on right-hand column if a combination exists
• Statsaholic - which uses Compete and Quantcast traffic data
• Go to website link

Virtual workers, freelancers and web designers alike: How do you keep your projects organized?

Reminders:
Myself, I use my handy Palm T|X which I usually carry around with me everywhere I go.

Lists:
When brainstorming, having an Ah-ha! moment, need to add/remove things to my to-do or could it be that I’m simply obsessed with writing lists (am I alone here?)… I visit my TaDaList. I highly recommend creating a web-based to-do list using TaDaList.

Digital Filing Cabinet:
Wish you were more thorough about how you organize your projects? Here’s a tip from ActionMethod.com’s Tip Exchange on Creating a Useful Desktop.

“Instead of having an escapist travelogue photo as the desktop pattern, I’ve found it useful over the years to create background images that show discreet “hot” to “cold” areas. This way, before getting involved in any one task, you can arrange files of active projects according to priority and urgency, and move items along the line towards completion and archiving.” Read the rest of the tip at ActionMethod.com

I use Ta-da.