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

 

[London555]

BB site running VERY slow to load.

 

[Dominic Belley]

BB site running VERY slow to load.

Yes. I thought it was only me.

 

[London555]

Just had one published-not an easy tech name to "logo" for but it looks very good.

 

[London555]

I honestly like Tolag. I don't think it's as good as Keuto, but it clear, legible, and modern.

Michael-do you approved any of the seller submitted names at BrandBucket? Thank you.

 

[12345]

Yes, sir.

 

[London555]

Yes, sir.

Thank you.

 

[cocaseco]

BB site running VERY slow to load.

It takes a lot of CPU to process all the conflicts of interest. It should get better very soon.

 

[Yousaf Saeed]

Got two more approvals Feeling happy.
And another lot of 10 domains i submitted yesterday for approval and names i submitted are wonderful too.

I want to ask NP community about the success ratio of BB sales of domains?
And how long they keep our name in their site if it doesn't sell in 6 months?

I highly appreciate replies on this query.
Thanks.

 

[Dominic Belley]

Got two more approvals Feeling happy.
And another lot of 10 domains i submitted yesterday for approval and names i submitted are wonderful too.

I want to ask NP community about the success ratio of BB sales of domains?
And how long they keep our name in their site if it doesn't sell in 6 months?

I highly appreciate replies on this query.
Thanks.

Good luck with your domains.

About sales ratio, we don't have an answer for that. BB might let us know more soon on this matter.
BB keeps the names forever (or many years at least). If it was only 6 months, no one would pay the $10 listing fees. Chances of selling a domain on BB within 6 months are slim.

 

[London555]

Got two more approvals Feeling happy.
And another lot of 10 domains i submitted yesterday for approval and names i submitted are wonderful too.

I want to ask NP community about the success ratio of BB sales of domains?
And how long they keep our name in their site if it doesn't sell in 6 months?

I highly appreciate replies on this query.
Thanks.

You might want to ask Mr Krell that question Im sure he knows. Good luck with your names.

 

[Yousaf Saeed]

I am just exploring the success stories of lucky people who sold names on BB.
Is there any lucky person who got his name sold in just 1 month of his listing?
Or Anyone here who sold his name of BB in least possible time?

 

[DKN]

I am just exploring the success stories of lucky people who sold names on BB.
Is there any lucky person who got his name sold in just 1 month of his listing?
Or Anyone here who sold his name of BB in least possible time?

Yes there are some domains sold within a week from publishing date!

Recent ones I can remember.

HappyLuxe by @Arca

ProfitAddict @LoneDeranger

and many more!

Patience is the key for domaining, not only for BB

 

[PowerDN]

One of my names was being sold on the same day it's published

 

[trelgor]

Yes there are some domains sold within a week from publishing date!

Recent ones I can remember.

HappyLuxe by @Arca

ProfitAddict @LoneDeranger

and many more!

Patience is the key for domaining, not only for BB

I don't think patience is "the key". Look at @alizandi. He's as impatient as they come. And as successful too. An eye for names, zeal, and contacts are the keys IMO.

That said this great service for us late to the domaining game, called BB, sold one of my names within a couple of weeks from listing. At the time I had 5 names listed.

Since then: Zilch.

Sidenote: Have you asked permission to publish sales?

 

[LoneDeranger]

I am just exploring the success stories of lucky people who sold names on BB.
Is there any lucky person who got his name sold in just 1 month of his listing?
Or Anyone here who sold his name of BB in least possible time?

Yes there are some domains sold within a week from publishing date!

Recent ones I can remember.

HappyLuxe by @Arca

ProfitAddict @LoneDeranger

and many more!

Patience is the key for domaining, not only for BB

Indeed, ProfitAddict was my first listed and sold name in this particular platform. Had a very satisfying experience with BB..

 

[DKN]

Sidenote: Have you asked permission to publish sales?

Both are already reported here in NP!

I don't think patience is "the key". Look at @alizandi. He's as impatient as they come. And as successful too. An eye for names, zeal, and contacts are the keys IMO

Its your stand or view about domaining.

Most investors would accept patience is the key, even If not I will keep it

Flipping is different than investing.

That said this great service for us late to the domaining game, called BB, sold one of my names within a couple of weeks from listing. At the time I had 5 names listed.

Congrats for your sales

 

[trelgor]

Both are already reported here in NP!




Its your stand or view about domaining.

Most investors would accept patience is the key, If even not I will keep it

Flipping is different than investing.



Congrats for your sales

Thanks! You can have all the patience you want. If you hold names that don't cut it, you're out of luck.

BB is shortterm for me. (Hopefully). The ROI is weirdly too low for longterm.

 

[London555]

Thanks! You can have all the patience you want. If you hold names that don't cut it, you're out of luck.

BB is short term for me. (Hopefully). The ROI is weirdly too low for longterm.

With 15,000 names and adding each day-if your name doesn't sell within a one year reg. time period you're correct- the ROI simply isn't there if you look at the probabilities after a year.

 

[Dominic Belley]

The ROI on BB is simply amazing I think, even long term.

Regfees + Listing fees + 10 years of renewal = $120 for one domain.
If it sells after 10 years for $1500 - Fees - Designer I get a net $900.

That is over 725% ROI in 10 years. I'd take that anytime.

 

[London555]

The ROI on BB is simply amazing I think, even long term.

Regfees + Listing fees + 10 years of renewal = $120 for one domain.
If it sells after 10 years for $1500 - Fees - Designer I get a net $900.

That is over 725% ROI in 10 years. I'd take that anytime.

You're forgetting one very important number-the cost of carry for the names (100 or more) that don't sell. Simply back in the 1% to 3% number of names listed vs names sold. You might want to also consider that at this rate they may have 100,000 names for sale in 10 years-now what's your probability? BrandBucket is becoming an educated Lotto ticket but that's fine-I sometimes buy Lotto tickets.