discuss Are two-word brandables the next big thing?

[ivey]

I've been seeing a surge in interest for 2-word brandables.

Are they the next solid investment/Goldmine?

What makes a good two word brandable?

 

[Doron Vermaat]

I own a few...

Poker-Coupons.com

Any good?

I don't think it's any good and I also don't place it in the brandable category.

 

[ESellers]

I don't think it's any good and I also don't place it in the brandable category.

At your position I will thank you.

 

[DnEbook]

@evirtual1 - In Scotland and other parts of the UK, they sound like Gud Fud (the short u not the long oo).

Must admit I can never understand a thick Scottish accent!

 

[Name Trader]

@evirtual1 - You must struggle with all those Scots down under. I know a few who moved 30+ years ago and they still speak with a strong Glaswegian accent

 

[DnEbook]

Yep, their accent never goes away

 

[forge]

Are they the next solid investment/Goldmine?

There is no "next goldmine" IMO.

There was only a first for a very select few.

 

[paul79]

would better without the dash in it i think - that takes a lot of value away from for me sorry

 

[ESellers]

would better without the dash in it i think - that takes a lot of value away from for me sorry

thanks the constructive feedback - should you need a similar super brandable domain like ours for a few hundred bucks then pm us (these domains are 14 years old sometimes, but back on market to a few investors like us, thanks again.

 

[BrandChimp]

The answer is yes, 2 words than can become a brand name will increase in value.

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