BrandBucket Experience

[xtremex]

hello

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

I wish to experience about brandbucket from my fellow members


Thanks

 

[Recons.Com]

My mind automatically processed it as being a marijuana reference since chronic is a nickname for weed. I like it a lot, but I would prefer it in reverse ( Bloom Chronic ) for a product oriented company.

Congrats @Grilled

Well, apparently I am weed illiterate )))

 

[bourbon]

I appreciate that. And while BloomChronic is avail for handreg, I passed (not puffed) on that because (to me) chronic works best as an adjective, not noun, when the suffix can be used as a noun. In this case, though bloom can be a verb, I see it as a noun.

eg.
ChronicWeed > WeedChronic
ChronicEdibles > EdiblesChronic

edit: After thinking about it, I can see the use behind BloomChronic. Thank you.

Your reasoning makes perfect sense, and I'm quite jealous of whoever is lucky enough to snap it up on BrandBucket. Bloom Chronic = me instantly picturing something skincare or artisan food related with really rich + beautiful florals incorporated into the branding somehow. A vision very heavily influenced by my personal taste and dream of working on that type of project. Not necessarily something that would translate well on a broader scope.

Well, apparently I am weed illiterate )))

Snoop Dogg has revealed the origin of the slang “chronic”, while getting high with Seth Rogen. In a show on the rapper’s Double G News Network, the pair reminisced about the evolution of cannabis manufacturing and their favourite weed.

After Snoop started using the word in the 1990s, it got picked up by other rappers including Dr. Dre for his album The Chronic and slipped into popular culture to describe high-quality weed.

The origin of the term was a mystery but the rapper revealed it all started when he misheard that cannabis had been hydroponically grown at a party in 1991.


Thinking it was called “hydrochronic”, he shortened the word.


“It was really hydroponic and we f****d around and misinterpreted and we said it the wrong way,” he said. “They don’t know the origins of how f****d up I was when I said it.”

 

[Recons.Com]

Your reasoning makes perfect sense, and I'm quite jealous of whoever is lucky enough to snap it up on BrandBucket. Bloom Chronic = me instantly picturing something skincare or artisan food related with really rich + beautiful florals incorporated into the branding somehow. A vision very heavily influenced by my personal taste and dream of working on that type of project. Not necessarily something that would translate well on a broader scope.

Thanks for the background on the origin ))

So it should really have been Ponic/Bloom ))))))

 

[karmaco]

I am going to have to disagree about Dickhead. Its some people’s favorite choice of curse word. Dirty words, off color language do have their buyers. This word is also a commonly accepted off color English phrase.

 

[Grilled]

Just had a batch from 10/26 reviewed:

accepted
G r o w i n g S u n
F a r m C h o w

not accepted
B l o c k T r a c k s

 

[KDN]

Just had a batch from 10/26 reviewed:

accepted
G r o w i n g S u n
F a r m C h o w

not accepted
B l o c k T r a c k s

Thanks for sharing! The review train is chugging along again and the new batch of logos look great.

 

[hookbox]

Chronic is a very negative term. I am baffled that both you and BB thought it is a great idea to start a business with a name like that. How can Bloom be Chronic?!

"
chron·ic
/ˈkränik/

adjective

1. (of an illness) persisting for a long time or constantly recurring.
   "chronic bronchitis"
   
   Similar:
   persistent
   long-standing
   long-term
   constantly recurring
   incurable
   immedicable
   • (of a person) having an illness persisting for a long time or constantly recurring.
     "a chronic asthmatic"
   • (of a problem) long-lasting and difficult to eradicate.
     "the school suffers from chronic overcrowding" "

"The Chronic" Chronic Bloom is a really good marijuana name.

 

[bourbon]

Will the credit I used be restored if I retract a submitted name?

 

[KDN]

Will the credit I used be restored if I retract a submitted name?

Yup.

 

[capybara]

Looks like the review time has increased from 4 to 5 weeks. Why would they keep the "72 hours" note and not try to be honest?

And after a short period of having HTTPS landers are back to "not secure", as if they couldn't figure out how to renew their certificates.

 

[Embrand]

And after a short period of having HTTPS landers are back to "not secure", as if they couldn't figure out how to renew their certificates.

That is not good at all. If I go directly to individual names, they don't even resolve for me now.

 

[dwipp31]

I would greatly appreciate it if someone please let me know how to push BrandBucket domains to another account ? I have had one domain(Entez.com) pushed to another member year"s ago but do not recall.

Thanking....

 

[BrandZen]

I would greatly appreciate it if someone please let me know how to push BrandBucket domains to another account ? I have had one domain(Entez.com) pushed to another member year"s ago but do not recall.

Thanking....

You can't push anymore. You need to email [email protected] and ask them to move the name.

 

[dwipp31]

You can't push anymore. You need to email [email protected] and ask them to move the name.

"BrandZen",many thanks for the info and your time.

 

[Grilled]

... and while the BrandBucket review train is still slowly chugging along the backlong, the publishing train seems to be on a roll. Maybe I haven't been as active, or looking as closely, but 709 domains published in the last 7 days seems pretty impressive. Speaking of impressive, not sure if anyone has seen, but my new bb logos are quite spiffy!

 

[Grilled]

I am going to have to disagree about Dickhead. Its some people’s favorite choice of curse word. Dirty words, off color language do have their buyers. This word is also a commonly accepted off color English phrase.

I picked up Dummy / Head (.com) from a nP seller with an interest in seeing if BB would accept it, seeing how they have Dick Head listed... figured they had to accept the PG version right? Correct ($2295-$2755)

Only one is hashtagable.

VS

 

[Recons.Com]

... and while the BrandBucket review train is still slowly chugging along the backlong, the publishing train seems to be on a roll. Maybe I haven't been as active, or looking as closely, but 709 domains published in the last 7 days seems pretty impressive. Speaking of impressive, not sure if anyone has seen, but my new bb logos are quite spiffy!

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That is lots of names. If they had maintained their 4% sell through, they'd be selling 3300+ names/year. They are probably in 1.5-2% zone though, so that should give 1250-1700 names/year.

They just sold a name for me yesterday, so now I am on 1.09% for last 12 months )

 

[Recons.Com]

One thing that surprises me is the acceptance score.

For me it shows 40% and I am still rated at C. So the A guys have 60% to 100% or something? How is that possible? It says "our goal is to get you to 80%"? Really? ))) Even that 40% is a cheat, since most names are acquired after being accepted/listed. My real acceptance their is closer to 10% )))

 

[capybara]

Finally some improvements:

 

[hookbox]

I wonder why it takes so long. I know I can blow through a list of a few thousand names in a couple of minutes. Even easier when they are all in the same niche which is brandables. It probably goes through multiple sets of eyeballs before its a yes or no.