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

 

[Ms Domainer]

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I just had 4 more names (out of 10) approved, but I haven't placed them on their site yet; I need to make sure they're off all other sales sites (done by previous owners).

The suggested prices are lower than many of the prices, but I'm okay with that. Also, FYI, it took a good two weeks for BB to get back to me. They must be getting a lot of submissions...I'm NOT being a numpty whiner--I totally understand. Kudos to BB for being so sought after.



One of my approved names is a "Z": Zaput.

I'm wondering if I should hold that one back and place it on my "Z" site; I have a great idea for a logo involving dead bugs (an exterminating company, hee, hee). I submitted it to BB before I decided to set up my "Z" site, which doesn't have a lot of traffic yet, although it's out of Google's sandbox and already has 59 entries on The Big GooG's engine.

I'm learning fast how to create logos; they are kind of quirky, though, and I need to find some more fonts and backgrounds.

Should I hold back "Zaput"? I certainly have enough other "Z" names to keep me busy making logos and writing blurbs for a while.

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[GiftedDomains]

If you ask me, the whole idea of making a brandable domains site only for "Z" domains is weird.
The market for brandable domains is already limited enough (to specific type of potential buyers).
So people should try to reach all of them with their names to increase their chance of a sale. Thats also why sites like BB mostly look for multipurpose names which are suitable for a wide audience. What you are doing is the exact opposite. Its like opening a fruit and vegetable shop and then only sell bananas. You might find 1 or 2 banana lovers who will love your shop, but it won't pay the rent.

 

[urlurl]

if you can sell it I would - dedicated site to z is a little narrow... but you never know, lol

 

[equity78]

Names added this week

mozaba.com
snippery.com
tpsy.com
vendous.com
abexus.com
trendsy.com
ventisa.com
zellzy.com
dymic.com
lensara.com
telety.com
qualient.com
mocy.com
sellsia.com
treviza.com
relus.com
viguro.com
tonora.com
vodovo.com
bitnifty.com
nuvella.com
verbious.com
thesso.com
vuzy.com
favorus.com
juvania.com
concuro.com
grenax.com
allava.com
xibbix.com
favado.com
finistra.com
wellhello.com
rejuvian.com
flyral.com
advrt.com
dailydealy.com
delectia.com
tagimo.com
miestro.com
verdamo.com
yolomo.com
emprada.com
wadora.com
iskew.com
loftsy.com
forenso.com
dynza.com
cinetra.com
xoffo.com
izizy.com
karpool.com
recovia.com
foodiac.com
avorius.com
spottem.com

56 total
Popular endings

3sy
3zy
2za
2ty
6us

 

[godolphin]

@equity78

I don't think it is a good idea to post this list on the forum. I mean end users should not be attracted to this thread after they make a purchase of some name from this list. It's just :imho:

 

[GiftedDomains]

Agree with the post above

 

[equity78]

Agree with what they released it publicly, these were not purchased they are newly listed, added to the site. End user would not want to see their purchase price because of NDA.

 

[Ms Domainer]

If you ask me, the whole idea of making a brandable domains site only for "Z" domains is weird.
The market for brandable domains is already limited enough (to specific type of potential buyers).
So people should try to reach all of them with their names to increase their chance of a sale. Thats also why sites like BB mostly look for multipurpose names which are suitable for a wide audience. What you are doing is the exact opposite. Its like opening a fruit and vegetable shop and then only sell bananas. You might find 1 or 2 banana lovers who will love your shop, but it won't pay the rent.

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I realize this is quirky and that I need to expand my market. This is more like a test to see what kind of time it takes and if I enjoy doing this. Also, I have a lot of "Z" domains--don't know why I'm so attracted to "Z," but, apparently, I'm not alone.

:D

I plan to develop a brandable site for all my brandables. I have a bunch of names in mind for my brandable site--just haven't decided yet.

So far, I'm mulling Brandiest, Brandizo, and Brandzio (Also have Brandsio).

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[GiftedDomains]

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So far, I'm mulling Brandiest, Brandizo, and Brandzio (Also have Brandsio).

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I have these:

BrandScorpion.com
Brandoy.com
SublimeBrands.com
NiftyBrands.com

(just in case :D)

 

[equity78]

I like Brandoy.com

 

[urlurl]

I have B r a n b .com nice play and brandable name for brand site

 

[NameAgency]

Where in Namerific do you see the views of a domain?

My names have views from 100 to 400.
All listed since 3 or 4 weeks.
47000 ?? :D

 

[GiftedDomains]

Where in Namerific do you see the views of a domain?

This feature is dissabled now because they had problems with bots, etc. and the numbers weren't accurate anymore.

---------- Post added at 08:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:55 AM ----------

I like Brandoy.com

thanks.
i sold a similar name - Bidoy.com - a while back (this one was declined by brandbucket by the way :D)

 

[urlurl]

just sold another on brandbucket low x,xxx

 

[GiftedDomains]

just sold another on brandbucket low x,xxx

congrats....was it the one starting with 'lau....' ?

 

[richerr]

I just submitted my brandable domain name at brandbucket and i am currently waiting for a response if it will be accepted or not. For a start am only gonna list one domain for now. I'll update you guys if the domain ever sells.

The domain name is => cheaperb.com

Coined from superb, the brandname can be use for any e-commerce store or online store offering discounts on products or coupons etc at Absolutely Cheaperb Prices

 

[Archangel]

I have no faith in them. I understand that they have the full right to accept or decline submissions, but I've seen a lot of really fugly, terrible ones listed there while they've rejected a few 5-letter gems I own. They turned down my PEEBA.COM in favor of some really screwed up things like pictaz.com. I'm not a bitter guy and I don't think my domains are great. But I've offered them domains that'd make many jaws drop. And they refused them in favor of things most ppl can't remember, let alone type. I don't take them seriously.

 

[urlurl]

I have no faith in them. I understand that they have the full right to accept or decline submissions, but I've seen a lot of really fugly, terrible ones listed there while they've rejected a few 5-letter gems I own. They turned down my PEEBA.COM in favor of some really screwed up things like pictaz.com. I'm not a bitter guy and I don't think my domains are great. But I've offered them domains that'd make many jaws drop. And they refused them in favor of things most ppl can't remember, let alone type. I don't take them seriously.

They have there own way of selecting names and its there right and their own personal opinion - so we can't really judge. I have had some that were rejected by them and then sold them a few months later for $2k - $3k - so you never really know. I have also had a small few excepted and sold there so I can't complain. I just had an excellent name ending in "az" that you mentioned rejected that I though was better, but that's ok too, lol

FYI - I own e U g l y .com and K u g l y .com (kind of ugly) :lol:









plain.

 

[Archangel]

Yeah, we can't complain--they DO make money, after all. I just fail to see logic in their selections. They had, I think it was FRAQ.com -- easily a good name. But many of their others are just... head-scratchers :p

They have there own way of selecting names and its there right and their own personal opinion - so we can't really judge. I have had some that were rejected by them and then sold them a few months later for $2k - $3k - so you never really know. I have also had a small few excepted and sold there so I can't complain. I just had an excellent name ending in "az" that you mentioned rejected that I though was better, but that's ok too, lol

FYI - I own e U g l y .com and K u g l y .com (kind of ugly) :lol:









plain.

 

[Ms Domainer]

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Never mind. This was all my fault.

Apologies to BB.

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