BrandBucket Experience

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hello

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

I wish to experience about brandbucket from my fellow members


Thanks

 

[Ted.T]

I see a trend, and Michael's sales prove it, 2 word brandables are getting hotter While made-up brandables are selling less and less.

 

[trelgor]

I see a trend, and Michael's sales prove it, 2 word brandables are getting hotter While made-up brandables are selling less and less.

His portfolio is geared towards 2-words. I'd like to see Boxador put some numbers forward in the same likeable manner as @michaeljkrell Not possible?

 

[Ted.T]

His portfolio is geared towards 2-words. I'd like to see Boxador put some numbers forward in the same likeable manner as @michaeljkrell @margotbushnaq. Not possible?

I remember Michael's first sales, almost all made-up domains. And even BB is moving toward this trend.

 

[trelgor]

I remember Michael's first sales, almost all made-up domains. And even BB is moving toward this trend.

I'd call it more of a fluctuation than a trend, if anything. A trend is statistically significant. Look at the reported brandable sales at dngeek and you'll see what I mean. Also. Remember that Michaels portfolio is not only geared towards 2-words, but quality 2-words, that really tune in to demand.

 

[cocaseco]

I see a trend, and Michael's sales prove it, 2 word brandables are getting hotter While made-up brandables are selling less and less.

How can you know if it's a trend without seeing all the sales? This could represent 1% of the domains, with the other 99% being MUB's, or it could be 90% of the sales making two word brandables the norm.

 

[sin]

Has anyone experienced submitting 500$ prize for logo? I would like to see some examples. Just today I had a few names accepted and submitted with 200 prize because I like the names much more than the others that have been accepted. I hope they knock it out of the park! I think the logos can really help create a sale. It makes sense to me that they sometimes are a tipping point which makes the difference between closing or not.

Anyone believe in motivating the designers more as a strategy?

 

[London555]

Very fortunate to have a nice September. Here are my sales...

L A U N C H D O C K
H E A L T H O R B I T
H E Y D A T E
K I C K C H A R G E
M A P F I R S T
H E L L O F O C U S
F I L M L Y
Q U A N T O X
Z E N L E A D S
C A R E G I V R
W O R K S U P
M O B I L E M E L O N
C A R E E R S P R O U T
W O R K C A N D Y
D E L I V E R Y R O C K E T
S T A C K E R R
C U L T U R E L Y
T H I N K E R L Y
Z E N O T I

That's great Michael and congrats on a good month but I don't see one other sale for September from anyone else on this thread-unless I missed the post.

 

[hookbox]

Two word domain sales at BB is not a trend. That's all Michael has so of course his sales will show these types of names. Track the rest of the sales like I do and you will see that made up names are just as hot.

 

[goldcoast66]

What is the average delay to sell a good name on BB? TX

 

[Domainzy]

What is the average delay to sell a good name on BB? TX

From the Brand Bucket seller newsletter:

Average Length of Time Before Sale
It isn't unusual for a name listed on the marketplace to sell within a week or even just a couple of days of going live. We have clients actively keeping track of the names we are adding to find the perfect name for their business. More commonly though, a name needs a little more time on our marketplace before it sells. From May - August of this year, the average time a name was on our marketplace before selling is just over 6.5 months.

 

[goldcoast66]

From the Brand Bucket seller newsletter:

Average Length of Time Before Sale
It isn't unusual for a name listed on the marketplace to sell within a week or even just a couple of days of going live. We have clients actively keeping track of the names we are adding to find the perfect name for their business. More commonly though, a name needs a little more time on our marketplace before it sells. From May - August of this year, the average time a name was on our marketplace before selling is just over 6.5 months.

Thank you for your help

 

[London555]

Thank you for your help

That's the avg. time a name that SOLD sat on BB-ask him-Mr Krell- how long names that have not ever sold have been on BB and what percent of the total portfolio that number is-that's the answer you really want. Good luck.

 

[goldcoast66]

I guess it's also depending on the name quality and price.

 

[goldcoast66]

A s..... name will take years or even never get sold .

 

[NameClerk]

@goldcoast66
1% is very harsh IMO, especially on BB. Plenty of viable choices there.

 

[London555]

Anyone other than Mr Krell or Mr Rice that sold a name in September please post it here on this thread-it would help us all. Thank you.

 

[Brandworthy]

Sold 2 names in September. Posted earlier in this thread so won't repeat here again.

 

[goldcoast66]

@goldcoast66
1% is very harsh IMO, especially on BB. Plenty of viable choices there.

Yes i was a bit pessimistic /

 

[Lightthrower]

Welp you guys are gonna laugh, new low for the logo designers at BrandBucket. https://www.brandbucket.com/leoxa Yeaaaah.... he misspelled a 5L word.

 

[Dominic Belley]

Welp you guys are gonna laugh, new low for the logo designers at BrandBucket. https://www.brandbucket.com/leoxa Yeaaaah.... he misspelled a 5L word.

Oh a typo by the designer. Nice!
It should not take very long to have this situation rectified.