request .

[Ostrados]

.

 

[Ostrados]

Please vote ..

 

[branding]

Keep it simple. Just a few that are ok at reg fee.
BrandableMart
BrandableBooth
AllBrandables
BolderBrand
BoldBrandable(s)
BrandablePro

 

[garptrader]

Domain investors want end users to buy aftermarket domains at premium prices but when they want a domain for a project (including the domain to promote their seven-figure portfolio) how often do they go to the aftermarket to acquire a suitable domain?

 

[Ostrados]

Domain investors want end users to buy aftermarket domains at premium prices but when they want a domain for a project (including the domain to promote their seven-figure portfolio) how often do they go to the aftermarket to acquire a suitable domain?

I am in the proccess of buying one good domain from the aftermark (not in the poll list) my offer was accepted. However I wanted to double check the names I have so that any doubts are removed..

Thanks for feedback it is really appreciated

 

[Bob Hawkes]

If I had to choose one from list it would be AxisNames, but mainly I select last option to keep looking. AxisNames is short and easily remembered just not quite convinced axis is best word for branding/naming brand - perhaps.

Best wishes,

Bob

 

[biggie]

If I had to choose one from list it would be AxisNames

Hi

That would be my choice as well.

out of the bunch, it sounds the best, thus best as a brand.

imo....

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

Most if not all domains are better than your Part 1 domains but I still voted for "None of the above, keep looking" option. Should have a better one and if there will be Part 3, I think you'll get the right one because this one had better options than previous one's.

Good luck!

 

[ArielT]

I voted none of the above

 

[ultradog]

I agree with others that AxisNames seems best, but because it makes me think of WWII maybe some other name would be far better.

 

[Kuffy]

Maybe I'm getting old, but "axis" had WWII associations, and this could be damaging. Although I suspect most people now aren't aware of the association.

 

[Ostrados]

Thanks all for valuable feedback, I decided no to go with any domains in the list, the domains are available for hand-reg for anyone interested.

 

[Kuffy]

Do you need to include the word "brand". I preferred the word "name" for mine.

 

[LUP]

i voted WeBrandable and RepublicNames, sounds trusty

 

[Bipul]

I vote , None of the above, keep looking!

 

[sellian]

I think the word Brandable should only be used if the marketplace is mainly destined to Domain Investors (willing to buy at wholesale prices). I am probably wrong but the first time I heard the word Brandable was after joining this forum

I also voted non of the above. Good luck!

 

[FolioTeam]

I think the word Brandable should only be used if the marketplace is mainly destined to Domain Investors (willing to buy at wholesale prices). I am probably wrong but the first time I heard the word Brandable was after joining this forum

I also voted non of the above. Good luck!

It might be shocking to some domainers that the word 'brandable' isn't really a word.

Hopefully, that will change sometime in the future when dictionaries finally recognize it. But, that will take widespread, mainstream use before it can be adopted

 

[FolioTeam]

On the list, I don't like any. Would have preferred if enbranding was actually enbrand.

Like everyone has said, "Keep looking"