Brandbusker brandable domain names website

[martella]

Hi,

I have launched a "brandable domain names" website that sells domain names that are brandable only (i.e., no descriptive names like "buybooks.com").

Before going "public" with it I was hoping to solicit some opinions from more experienced people on the look and feel and whether I have missed anything glaringly obvious.

Any feedback would be appreciated!

The website is: brandbusker.com

Thanks,
Martella

 

[webmango]

We've just set up a similar site; tldbrander.com feel free to check it out! Good luck with your project!

 

[GiftedDomains]

advertise somewhere else, not in this section

 

[lennco]

I hope you have more then 7 names.
I have done a similar thing with my site.
You do need some text on your page, something describing you site or the domain.
Google loves text.
Also I would drop the "Because" in your slogan and begin it with "A winning brand.....

Good luck

 

[martella]

lennco,
many thanks for your feedback - we've taken notice of your suggestions.

PS: Like how your website's layout is very clear and presentable.

Regards,
Martella

 

[sandy2870]

I own, Textile.Net. Would this fit your discription of a brand name?

Sandy

 

[Bannen]

I own, Textile.Net. Would this fit your discription of a brand name?

Sandy

Ohmigawd this whole thread needs a stick of dynamite thrown at it.

Just thought I'd add my 2 cents before mods (thank you) blowed it up good

 

[sandy2870]

Textile.Net

Ohmigawd this whole thread needs a stick of dynamite thrown at it.

Just thought I'd add my 2 cents before mods (thank you) blowed it up good

I am not in the domain business and therfore do not undersrand what you mean. Howevever, all advice is appreciated. I bought the name many years ago when I was working in the Textile business. I thought it would be a good investment. I'm getting it appeaised and if worthwhile, will first try and sell it to an end user before putting it up for auction.

Like I said, I wellcome advice

Sandy (Mr.)