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My rejected names
R e c y c l i f y
S q u a d T a s k
F e a t f u l
E x c e s i o r
Any thoughts?
R e c y c l i f y
S q u a d T a s k
F e a t f u l
E x c e s i o r
Any thoughts?
@belmar313 I have noticed a few things in my short time with brandables
If you search BB, there are only 2 two-word domains ending with 'cop', so cop isn't too popular on their specific marketplace.
For Pivot Zone, this could just be me but I am a little unclear about how it'll be used for a business. Again, I still have a lot to learn so this could just be me.
For Spaarta and Ariies, I noticed that BB 'prefers' domains with the double letters at the end, although they do have many domains with the double letters in the middle. I think Keith DeBoer wrote an article on DNGeek about how to know where to place the double letters, and about knowing if the double letters changes the sound of the word. I'll see if I find it and post the link.
For Acuiva, the problem may be the pronounciation. Acu-e-va is a little awkward to me. Acuva may have been better.
Again, I am a novice when it comes to brandables. I've been studying though and this is totally my observation based on my studies.
@belmar313 I have noticed a few things in my short time with brandables
If you search BB, there are only 2 two-word domains ending with 'cop', so cop isn't too popular on their specific marketplace.
For Pivot Zone, this could just be me but I am a little unclear about how it'll be used for a business. Again, I still have a lot to learn so this could just be me.
For Spaarta and Ariies, I noticed that BB 'prefers' domains with the double letters at the end, although they do have many domains with the double letters in the middle. I think Keith DeBoer wrote an article on DNGeek about how to know where to place the double letters, and about knowing if the double letters changes the sound of the word. I'll see if I find it and post the link.
For Acuiva, the problem may be the pronounciation. Acu-e-va is a little awkward to me. Acuva may have been better.
Again, I am a novice when it comes to brandables. I've been studying though and this is totally my observation based on my studies.
I have around 70 accepted with double letter and half of them are with the double at the end and half in the middle, but they don't like all keywords, so you have to know what they like if you count to sell just with them.@belmar313 I have noticed a few things in my short time with brandables
If you search BB, there are only 2 two-word domains ending with 'cop', so cop isn't too popular on their specific marketplace.
For Pivot Zone, this could just be me but I am a little unclear about how it'll be used for a business. Again, I still have a lot to learn so this could just be me.
For Spaarta and Ariies, I noticed that BB 'prefers' domains with the double letters at the end, although they do have many domains with the double letters in the middle. I think Keith DeBoer wrote an article on DNGeek about how to know where to place the double letters, and about knowing if the double letters changes the sound of the word. I'll see if I find it and post the link.
For Acuiva, the problem may be the pronounciation. Acu-e-va is a little awkward to me. Acuva may have been better.
Again, I am a novice when it comes to brandables. I've been studying though and this is totally my observation based on my studies.
Maybe you should look for stronger keywords...Iike: factorry, networrk, empirre, defensse, custtom, cosmiic.Thanks! I agree with most of it. I read the article you mention from Keith, and I had shared with him some of these domains. He liked PivotZone.com, Spaarta.com, Specttra.com and Macrofuse.com
As for Spaarta.com, it fulfills most of the requirements in Keith's article (double letter in strong syllabus, doesnt change pronunciation)...not sure why they rejected it, but I will publish it elsewhere...someone else might like it.
Many thanks!
Maybe you should look for stronger keywords...Iike: factorry, networrk, empirre, defensse, custtom, cosmiic.
I think that has 50/50 chances... yy is not very easy to brand in the middle....symboll could be a better one. I have symbolicc rejected.Yes, for instance I have Syymbol.com, not sure if strong, Keith told me he really liked that one. Waiting for approval yet. Thanks guys!
I think that has 50/50 chances... yy is not very easy to brand in the middle....symboll could be a better one. I have symbolicc rejected.
These are all BB rejects...use other marketplaces, your own, social media...I have more than 100 BB accepted names but just a few listed, I'm using 8 other marketplaces and I have my own as well...and 70% of inquiries are from my personal email:And what have you done with Symbolicc? Dropped it? Offered it somewhere else? Liquidated it? So as to have an idea of what alternatives are being taken....Thanks!
As for Spaarta.com, it fulfills most of the requirements in Keith's article (double letter in strong syllabus, doesnt change pronunciation)...not sure why they rejected it, but I will publish it elsewhere...someone else might like it.
Many thanks!
Just to throw an opinion out there...
Everyone has an opinion and no matter what it is, the next guy will have a completely different opinion.
Point being, never judge your abilities on 1, 2 or even 3 opinions. I say if it gets rejected from BB or even laughed at by the pros here on NP and you know it is a good name hold your head up high, list it somewhere else or on a landing page as stated above.
Save the bargain bin for the ones you decide ON YOUR OWN that you want to just get rid of...
Disclaimer: The words I type are just crazyness pulled out of thin air and you honestly shouldn't have even read this far but it is what it is so have a wonderful day and thanks for reading
Disclaimer: The words I type are just crazyness pulled out of thin air and you honestly shouldn't have even read this far but it is what it is so have a wonderful day and thanks for reading
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Me too.seems like a good name to me
Me too.
Interesting observation and something I will consider in the future.Maybe because if pronounced out aloud sounds like. NOTLY or NOTLi
A few good names but not the type BB usually accepts.rejected:
V a c a t i o n A d v i s e
C r o w d S h a p e d
E x t r e m e S t o r a g e
D a t a E n q u i r y
F i n e s t V a u l t
S w o o k y
T a c t i c a l N i n j a