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I am new to BrandBucket. Before getting my hands on this

I wish to experience about brandbucket from my fellow members


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Only reason why they contacted you directly is to try to buy the domain cheaper. If your name wasn't published on BB they would not have discovered your domain.
I've had plenty of leads come via whois for my BB names who had no idea about BB or who had visited the BB landing page by type-in.

I was also in BB's now defunct affiliate programs, and I had quite a few sales that originated from my type-in traffic and not from visits to their site. So I have some hard data and direct knowledge of the level of sales via type-in. They'll never admit to this of course.
@Brandworthy - What motivates you to continue being a BB seller, despite all the issues you have brought up, and despite lacking sales results?
Good question. I previously gave notice that I was taking my names down, and my intention was to build an Efty-like system, but other commitments have gotten in way (domains are only a side-gig for me). I've again given them notice that I'm taking my name's away recently, and this time will follow through. Being honest moving 1K names to anywhere else isn't a trivial task.
When you have a portfolio that is stacked with a ton of 6 letter names you have no choice but to stay with one of the marketplaces. That junk will never sell consistently on its own.
As much as I love your insight in brandables I have to disagree. I've sold plenty of these names outside the brandable marketplaces, and I think good 6L's will continue to be the brandable name of choice for many startups and rebrands.
 
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I've had plenty of leads come via whois for my BB names who had no idea about BB or who had visited the BB landing page by type-in.

I was also in BB's now defunct affiliate programs, and I had quite a few sales that originated from my type-in traffic and not from visits to their site. So I have some hard data and direct knowledge of the level of sales via type-in. They'll never admit to this of course.

Good question. I previously gave notice that I was taking my names down, and my intention was to build an Efty-like system, but other commitments have gotten in way (domains are only a side-gig for me). I've again given them notice that I'm taking my name's away recently, and this time will follow through. Being honest moving 1K names to anywhere else isn't a trivial task.

As much as I love your insight in brandables I have to disagree. I've sold plenty of these names outside the brandable marketplaces, and I think good 6L's will continue to be the brandable name of choice for many startups and rebrands.
I didn't say they were all bad. If they have a keyword or partial keyword in the name then they do sell. I was also only talking about CVCVCV names. The other patterns when they are unique and sound good do sell. Those are a completely different animal.
 
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I assume this is now deleted from slack? I would have enjoyed seeing this.
You assume correct. What's more, third parties (read insiders) had previously defended Margot very vocally on Slack claimimg that she didn't use privacy. She never corrected this, but of course the messages fell into the either as 10K limits are hit very quickly with hundreds of sellers on Slack channel.

What most of the defenders fail to declare is that they receive perks from BB. I'll state here that I was also a recipient of these perks at one time, but they were removed as I became a more vocal critic of certain business practices they had.
 
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I was also only talking about CVCVCV names.
That's also what I'm referring to. Not keywords or any other patterns. I'm particularly fond of names with the same vowel repeated, and see these as more valuable in many cases.
 
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That's also what I'm referring to. Not keywords or any other patterns. I'm particularly fond of names with the same vowel repeated, and see these as more valuable in many cases.
I agree.
 
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What most of the defenders fail to declare is that they receive perks from BB. I'll state here that I was also a recipient of these perks at one time, but they were removed as I became a more vocal critic of certain business practices they had.

What sort of perks?
 
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Everyone gets perks.

eg.

We are on the slack channel.

We receive quartely newsletters.

We get 11 credits if we buy 10.

etc...
 
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...What most of the defenders fail to declare is that they receive perks from BB. I'll state here that I was also a recipient of these perks at one time, but they were removed as I became a more vocal critic of certain business practices they had.
What perks exactly? Can you elaborate?
 
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ofcourse there are no perks.

why would there be any?
 
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I noticed BrandBucketFraud.com was recently registered. Found this tweet from the registrant, but couldn't find the story behind it. Anyone active on twitter want to get his story? Tweet Here

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I noticed BrandBucketFraud.com was recently registered. Found this tweet from the registrant, but couldn't find the story behind it. Anyone active on twitter want to get his story? Tweet Here

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His tweets are in German then they stop in 2013. Four years later one pops in English tweeting about BrandBucket. Stolen account? Very odd.
 
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Just saw unrecognizable.com listed via their Twitter account. Imagine submitting this 2 or 3 years ago?
 
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Everyone gets perks.

eg.

We are on the slack channel.

We receive quartely newsletters.

We get 11 credits if we buy 10.

etc...

Not sure if you're trying to divert the question or being facetious but there have been several claims of "perks" to insider/favored members. None of these are "perks" in this context. Please don't try to insult the intelligence of the rest of the members of this thread by answering a serious and genuine question like this.
 
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As with many platforms, and across many industries, top suppliers are often recognised and nurtured. I have a VIP account with an account manager at Godaddy for instance.

BB is no different, and some sellers received treatment that isn't provided to the general seller population. I would be very surprised if I was the only recipient of this treatment, and suspect others probably benefited more than I did. I'd rather not get into specifics, although I do not recollect ever being asked to keep this confidential.
 
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Not sure if you're trying to divert the question or being facetious but there have been several claims of "perks" to insider/favored members. None of these are "perks" in this context. Please don't try to insult the intelligence of the rest of the members of this thread by answering a serious and genuine question like this.
I already stated in a later post that there are no perks.
 
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The only perk I would imagine some sellers receiving would be to waiver the $10 listing fee if they were asked to list a premium name.
 
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Had a couple of names accepted and not that fussed about their pricing and do the much care if my names sit on bb for years and to be fair the ideal buyer will create their own logo
 
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its GOOD some one is here to telling truth,please open our eyes.Tell us whats going on behind the scene.
 
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Tell us about them...if you are for real.
Your only activity at namepros is to promote Brandbucket, so I think that you should be reported and admin's should check this out... your place is on the slack channel or you can ask BB to pay for a banner, in this case at least namepros can make some profit from this.
 
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Your only activity at namepros is to promote Brandbucket, so I think that you should be reported and admin's should check this out... your place is on the slack channel or you can ask BB to pay for a banner, in this case at least namepros can make some profit from this.
Wrong.

I post on NP to provide value to its users.
 
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