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BrandPa.com has announced their presence on NamePros...
I'm creating this thread to discuss their marketplace, and for those who have experiences with them.
Here's what I know so far:
The founder, @Jowita Emberton, runs two other online businesses according to her LinkedIn page.
Delighten.co.uk - Web / brand design firm.
Weddination.com - Polish wedding services
According to her LinkedIn, she has been operating BrandPa since August 2016. Though, the last cached Archive.org screenshot is a server error on October 4, 2016 HERE
BrandPa.com (2006) is registered to Oliver Emberton, founder and managing director of SilkTide.com.
Currently, there are 562 domains published / listed on BrandPa. It appears most domains listed are handregged by the owners. Not 100% on this; I will run a check when my program is working again.
After reviewing their listings, I found two errors.
The domain regged is MonoRaptor.com, but the text reads ManoRaptor.com
The domain regged is UnknownVenues.com, but the text reads UnknownVenus.com
At first look:
Pros
Cons
Personal thoughts: I respect that they "allow the seller to submit more domain names" by not charging a listing fee. To me this shows they are willing to work for your exclusivity. Should they gain popularity, I wonder if they'll sustain this business model and/or if their logo / listing quality will decrease over time when resources are spread across the masses.
@Jowita Emberton = Feel free to comment / fill in any of the blanks.
Granted, the above post is from the BrandBucket experience thread, and will likely be deleted for being off topic / wrong thread, it was the first time I heard of them. The founder, @Jowita Emberton, had introduced herself in an earlier thread:Hi there! I'm sorry your experience with BB wasn't pleasant :/ If you'd like to try our marketplace please don't hesitate to do so
Look forward to hearing from you!
Hi guys! NamePros is a great website to get invaluable information about the domaining industry. As a reader, I'm here pretty much every day. As a writer, I'm starting today
I'm the founder of Brandpa (brandpa.com), a domain name marketplace similar to BB, BR or Namerific. We use AI and human knowledge to create and judge the names’ value according to how easy to pronounce and catchy they are.
I'm here to learn, get to know you and your recent experiences with other brandable name marketplaces
Thanks!
I'm creating this thread to discuss their marketplace, and for those who have experiences with them.
Here's what I know so far:
The founder, @Jowita Emberton, runs two other online businesses according to her LinkedIn page.
Delighten.co.uk - Web / brand design firm.
Weddination.com - Polish wedding services
According to her LinkedIn, she has been operating BrandPa since August 2016. Though, the last cached Archive.org screenshot is a server error on October 4, 2016 HERE
BrandPa.com (2006) is registered to Oliver Emberton, founder and managing director of SilkTide.com.
Currently, there are 562 domains published / listed on BrandPa. It appears most domains listed are handregged by the owners. Not 100% on this; I will run a check when my program is working again.
After reviewing their listings, I found two errors.
The domain regged is MonoRaptor.com, but the text reads ManoRaptor.com The domain regged is UnknownVenues.com, but the text reads UnknownVenus.comAt first look:
Pros
- No Listing Fee
- FREE Logos
- Domain Owner sets price ($1,000+)
- Forwards all offers for sellers consideration
- Brandpa is a pretty memorable / catchy brandable domain.
- Select 'On-Sale' marketing section
Cons
- Low Alexa Ranking (4,557,819)
- New site. Assuming low organic traffic, and low type-in traffic due to quality and quantity of inventory.
- Piggy-back branding off BrandBucket in site footer see below
- Reviews are all from .co.uk domains, yet BrandPa doesn't sell any .co.uk domains. A quick glance at other domains owned by the reviewers and I wasn't able to verify any brandable .com's with history tracing back to BrandPa.
Personal thoughts: I respect that they "allow the seller to submit more domain names" by not charging a listing fee. To me this shows they are willing to work for your exclusivity. Should they gain popularity, I wonder if they'll sustain this business model and/or if their logo / listing quality will decrease over time when resources are spread across the masses.
@Jowita Emberton = Feel free to comment / fill in any of the blanks.
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