sales Brandable Daily Sales Analysis

[Dnbolt]

Started a series called Brandable Daily Sales Analysis and would like to share some useful discoveries.
Lets now dive in.

First would be Fitalytics (dot) com

Note the following.

Registration Date: 2010-06-02

Month of Sale: 2016-05

Domain Length: 10 Characters

Domain History:

As you can see the current nameserver from the image suggests that the domain was recently added to brandbucket marketplace. Also that the domain was first registered back in 2008 although the current registration date is 2010-06-02 We can also see that it’s very likely that the domain has changed hands prior its sale on brandbucket.

Other Extensions : 1 other extensions has been taken

Google Popularity: On Google first page results it has 9 similar mentions excluding where domain is brandbucket. The most interesting part is that the name “Fitalytic” was mentioned on CrunchBase. We can conclude that it’s Google Popularity is strong.

Social Handles: It’sTwitter has been taking since 2012. The Facebook handle has also been taken.

Dictionary Keywords: Fit, and Italy.

Brandbucket Sold Keyword: Aly Example of sold domain that contain such keyword dailydealy.com .

Other Keywords: Taly, Alytic, Aly

Similar End User Domain currently in use: talytics.com This simply suggests some trends from the word Alytic.

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[hookbox]

Profitpanda/com; schoolpanda/com; capitalpanda/com; will take action IF see 1-2 more panda sales...

About 4-5 additional panda sales on BB for past 2 years but not counting it.

Any good keyword with any popular animal is worth having. The better the keyword the least popular the animal can be. The least popular the keyword the better the animal has to be. Alliterations like ProfitPanda are gold. Personally I'm in the process of building another portfolio based solely on alliterations. If I'm going to have the carry cost of a ton of names I'd rather have names that look and sound good too. If an end user has a choice of four or five names that are of similar quality, I believe, they would choose the alliteration based solely on look and sound. I know I do when looking for a name for a project.

 

[Dnbolt]

Any good keyword with any popular animal is worth having. The better the keyword the least popular the animal can be. The least popular the keyword the better the animal has to be. Alliterations like ProfitPanda are gold. Personally I'm in the process of building another portfolio based solely on alliterations. If I'm going to have the carry cost of a ton of names I'd rather have names that look and sound good too. If an end user has a choice of four or five names that are of similar quality, I believe, they would choose the alliteration based solely on look and sound. I know I do when looking for a name for a project.

Great share, thanks. I have been seduced enough so buying only on strict conditions now.

Since you're wise do you or anyone know the total amount of CV permutations that can be made in 5 sample space?

e.g CVCVV

 

[Justin Matmor]

Great share, thanks. I have been seduced enough so buying only on strict conditions now.

Since you're wise do you or anyone know the total amount of CV permutations that can be made in 5 sample space?

e.g CVCVV

21 x 5 x 21 x 5 x 5=55125

 

[Grilled]

Since you're wise do you or anyone know the total amount of CV permutations that can be made in 5 sample space?

e.g CVCVV

What patterns do you want to know? I can provide in depth details.

e.g. CVCVV

55,125 total
43,889 registered (79.6%)
11,236 available for registration (20.4%)

data accurate as of time of post

 

[urlurl]

domainers should create their own website and feature their names rejected by bb

BB have really loosened the reins on their approvals, i have seen a lot of names submitted/excepted i wouldn't even hand reg.

 

[NameOmnia]

I said that before and I say that again...there is NO VALUE in listing domains on a mktplace that has over 40K names on it. Domains are not showcased..they are buried.

There is NO VALUE in listing domains on a mktplace whose owners/employees etc have many names on...which names do you think will sell first?

There is NO VALUE in listing domains on a mktplace that has 5 to 10 variations of the same name..

Why do you guys think they want all names to point there? Think about that for a sec.

 

[Justin Matmor]

I said that before and I say that again...there is NO VALUE in listing domains on a mktplace that has over 40K names on it. Domains are not showcased..they are buried.

There is NO VALUE in listing domains on a mktplace whose owners/employees etc have many names on...which names do you think will sell first?

There is NO VALUE in listing domains on a mktplace that has 5 to 10 variations of the same name..

Why do you guys think they want all names to point there? Think about that for a sec.

So I suppose listing names on GD where they have millions listed is a better option?

 

[NameOmnia]

So I suppose listing names on GD where they have millions listed is a better option?

That is the conclusion you decided to take..not mine, and if this is the conclusion you took you are probably thinking more about domainers than end users.

The first step buyers take when they want to buy a name is to type it in their browser and that's why BB wants all the names pointed there.

When a buyer lands on BB where there are many names like yours the buyer will start browsing for variations, cheaper names, better names, shorter names..
Listing domains in such a place makes it harder to sell imo.

Even GD is probably a better option as for people it is quite hard to browse the inventory, use filters and on top of that they have to create an account and pay a fee for auctions..there is a higher probability they will stick with your name.

Best option is to have your own portfolio site where the buyer will only browse your names. And btw all the brandables I have sold to end users ( because this is what we are talking about here, end users ) were inbound. They have found me. My job is to make sure they do not get confused and buy someone else's names.

 

[Justin Matmor]

That ma

That is the conclusion you decided to take..not mine, and if this is the conclusion you took you are probably thinking more about domainers than end users.

The first step buyers take when they want to buy a name is to type it in their browser and that's why BB wants all the names pointed there.

When a buyer lands on BB where there are many names like yours the buyer will start browsing for variations, cheaper names, better names, shorter names..
Listing domains in such a place makes it harder to sell imo.

Even GD is probably a better option as for people it is quite hard to browse the inventory, use filters and on top of that they have to create an account and pay a fee for auctions..there is a higher probability they will stick with your name.

Best option is to have your own portfolio site where the buyer will only browse your names. And btw all the brandables I have sold to end users ( because this is what we are talking about here, end users ) were inbound. They have found me. My job is to make sure they do not get confused and buy someone else's names.

That may apply for keyword names but not for made up names. I have done well with BB so far selling 5L made up names.

 

[NameOmnia]

That ma

That may apply for keyword names but not for made up names. I have done well with BB so far selling 5L made up names.

And btw all the brandables I have sold to end users ( because this is what we are talking about here, end users ) were inbound.

 

[Kate]

Why do you guys think they want all names to point there? Think about that for a sec.

They get free traffic to their website And if your name sells, they will charge you a hefty commission + logo design fee and what else. For a domain that would have sold by its own merit. BB is the packaging but you can point domains to anywhere you want, you can have your placeholders.

 

[Justin Matmor]

They get free traffic to their website And if your name sells, they will charge you a hefty commission + logo design fee and what else. For a domain that would have sold by its own merit. BB is the packaging but you can point domains to anywhere you want, you can have your placeholders.

Disagree.
If BB didn't exist, I would be selling my brandables for a few dollars - not $2.5K that I am averaging atm.

 

[Dnbolt]

21 x 5 x 21 x 5 x 5=55125

What patterns do you want to know? I can provide in depth details.

e.g. CVCVV

55,125 total
43,889 registered (79.6%)
11,236 available for registration (20.4%)

data accurate as of time of post

Sometimes straight forward things becomes unthinkable when one associates him/herself with too many complex stuff.

See @Justin Matmor and @Grilled I have no idea why this operation was carried out: 21 x 5 x 21 x 5 x 5=55125 ??
Why and the purpose of it? Why 21x 5??

@Grilled also how did you know this stats:
55,125 total
43,889 registered (79.6%)
11,236 available for registration (20.4%)

How did you compute it? Please master(s) educate me.

 

[Michael M]

@Dnbolt

For CVCVV

There are a total of 21 consonants in the English alphabet. (if you include y)
There are a total of 5 vowels. (if you dont include y)

Therefore

C----V---C---V---V
21 x 5 x 21 x 5 x 5

55,125 Total combinations for said pattern.

Stats for registration can be obtained from the zone file.

(edited for formatting)

 

[Michael M]

Or was the question sarcasm?? Sometimes hard to tell on a forum.

 

[Dnbolt]

@Dnbolt

For CVCVV

There are a total of 21 consonants in the English alphabet. (if you include y)
There are a total of 5 vowels. (if you dont include y)

Therefore

C----V---C---V---V
21 x 5 x 21 x 5 x 5

55,125 Total combinations for said pattern.

Stats for registration can be obtained from the zone file.

(edited for formatting)

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@Dnbolt

For CVCVV

There are a total of 21 consonants in the English alphabet. (if you include y)
There are a total of 5 vowels. (if you dont include y)

Therefore

C----V---C---V---V
21 x 5 x 21 x 5 x 5

55,125 Total combinations for said pattern.

Stats for registration can be obtained from the zone file.

(edited for formatting)

Or was the question sarcasm?? Sometimes hard to tell on a forum.

Nope, not sarcasm at all. Knowledge is limitless and there are many things I don't know. Even the simplest things. Anyone who knows something I don't know is simply my Master. Some people know next to nothing and at the same time too proud to confess that they need serious help. How can someone be ill and refuse to get treatment from someone who has the answer?

Back to the question:

I now kind of understand this:
C----V---C---V---V
21 x 5 x 21 x 5 x 5

But I was no referring to just this pattern, but for any possible CV pattern combinations.
Like
VCCCV
CCCCV
VVVVC
CCCVV
.......etc


How many of these patterns exits?

 

[Michael M]

As far as 5Ls go - there are 11,881,376 total domains. (26 x 26 x 26 x 26 x 26)

What all patterns exists depends on what angle you are look at it.

Some patterns do not form pronounceable words, so people typically wouldn't seek those.

CCVVC Example: SHOOT
This pattern can make several pronounceable words or invented words that "sound right"

CCCVC Example: STRIP
This pattern can form less words as finding three consonants in a row is more rare.

CCCCC Example: *none*
There are no words that contain no vowels

You just need to run through them in your head or through an algorithm against one of your databases and the most popular patterns will be apparent.

Not sure your exact question but I hope this helps some.

 

[Michael M]

FYI: Technically there would be 32 total patterns possible in a 5L.

 

[platey]

That ma

That may apply for keyword names but not for made up names. I have done well with BB so far selling 5L made up names.

bb have rejected my made up 5L .coms so i dont bother submitting brandable 5L .coms to bb antymore

i simply have my own landing page that contains just my own domains

 

[Dnbolt]

As far as 5Ls go - there are 11,881,376 total domains. (26 x 26 x 26 x 26 x 26)

What all patterns exists depends on what angle you are look at it.

Some patterns do not form pronounceable words, so people typically wouldn't seek those.

CCVVC Example: SHOOT
This pattern can make several pronounceable words or invented words that "sound right"

CCCVC Example: STRIP
This pattern can form less words as finding three consonants in a row is more rare.

CCCCC Example: *none*
There are no words that contain no vowels

You just need to run through them in your head or through an algorithm against one of your databases and the most popular patterns will be apparent.

Not sure your exact question but I hope this helps some.

26 x 26 x 26 x 26 x 26 - I think this wrong because your including a-zzzzz I know this because I used it for something..

Past days I've been thinking 26^5 - 26^4 -26^3 - 26^2 -26 -2 ?

Maybe I am asking on the wrong forum?

Sure, I can easily know the most popular . But need to know total for ranking purpose.