Discuss BrandBucket Rejects

[starizec]

My rejected names
R e c y c l i f y
S q u a d T a s k
F e a t f u l
E x c e s i o r

Any thoughts?

 

[Abdillahi Abdillahi]

CouponCove rejected.
But HardCove (what the hell?), CrowdCove (kinda sucks, in my opinion), EnergyCove, and CouponCube are all published.
Byebye BrandBucket

Why bye bye? Seems they have enough coves already. Try again

 

[wormfood]

You're probably right, but I've only had one accepted, obaju.com, which I don't think is worth publishing.
Brandables might not be my thing :D

 

[Candace]

You're probably right, but I've only had one accepted, obaju.com, which I don't think is worth publishing.
Brandables might not be my thing :D

You know you can send Krell an email asking for an explanation for why it was rejected right? I think his explanations help in general, whether you choose to list with them or not.

It may just be that 'coupon' and 'cove' domains aren't selling really well on BB. So, the reason it was rejected may/may not have anything to do with your ability to pick brandables. Throw the name up on GoDaddy premium or something and see if you get any takers.

 

[Sophia Alice]

Most of the people register similar names that are already on bb ..this leaves the uniqueness of the names

Try something diff ..they simply want pronouncable and words with in 3 syllabels and to sound different from what they have

 

[belmar313]

I'm having very bad luck with BB.....sometimes I see there names that sound terribly bad, I got some accepted, but some others I believed were going to be accepted, such as Tasvo.com, ArmorIQ.com...I also submitted PivotZone.com, CastIQ.com, Blacco.com, Spaarta.com, Ariies.com, Tiessa.com, and some others....but at this point I'm not sure...

 

[thedotsol]

It is said many times that BB rejection doesn't mean the domain is bad and doesn't have a value. You can sell these names at other marketplaces / your landing pages. For how many mostly depends how badly you have to sell, how urgently you need a money.
I sold some rejected names for XXX this year, all were hand regged and I'm not depressed when my domain is rejected at BB.
Lower quality ones I sell / resell for XX (at NP they couldn't fetch even $3 LOL)

 

[kaposzta]

It is said many times that BB rejection doesn't mean the domain is bad and doesn't have a value. You can sell these names at other marketplaces / your landing pages. For how many mostly depends how badly you have to sell, how urgently you need a money.
I sold some rejected names for XXX this year, all were hand regged and I'm not depressed when my domain is rejected at BB.
Lower quality ones I sell / resell for XX (at NP they couldn't fetch even $3 LOL)

Where do you sell lower quality ones for XX?

 

[thedotsol]

Where do you sell lower quality ones for XX?

Many places like GoDaddy, Flippa (classifieds), eBay... Not so fast as I would like, but I sell for higher prices BB rejects than currently here on NP BB accepted names. BIN and make offer/bin combos...

 

[kaposzta]

Many places like GoDaddy, Flippa (classifieds), eBay... Not so fast as I would like, but I sell for higher prices BB rejects than currently here on NP BB accepted names. BIN and make offer/bin combos...

Thank you, I'll try Godaddy and eBay

 

[AGermanGuy]

They just reject anuly.com. I still have spaacy.com and debuto.com in review. Palazu.com got accepted.

 

[campout]

They just reject anuly.com.

IMO it's too close to "anally" and they will always steer far clear of anything even remotely explicit.

 

[Grilled]

They just reject anuly.com.

IMO it's too close to "anally" and they will always steer far clear of anything even remotely explicit.

haha interesting perspective. I saw 'annually'.

 

[AGermanGuy]

haha interesting perspective. I saw 'annually'.

Thats the reason I regged it haha :D

 

[belmar313]

They rejected StatCop.com, PivotZone.com (which I was SURE they were going to accept), Spaarta.com, Ariies.com, Acuiva.com.......no matter what I send they always get rejected. I believe it might be better to try luck with a personal marketplace, or other venues. I still have other waiting, such as Macrofuse.com, Specttra.com, and some others but at this point I'm sure they might all be rejected. Maybe it's that they have too many names already, not sure.....but many of them are really annoying. Let's wait and see.

 

[Candace]

@belmar313 I have noticed a few things in my short time with brandables

If you search BB, there are only 2 two-word domains ending with 'cop', so cop isn't too popular on their specific marketplace.

For Pivot Zone, this could just be me but I am a little unclear about how it'll be used for a business. Again, I still have a lot to learn so this could just be me.

For Spaarta and Ariies, I noticed that BB 'prefers' domains with the double letters at the end, although they do have many domains with the double letters in the middle. I think Keith DeBoer wrote an article on DNGeek about how to know where to place the double letters, and about knowing if the double letters changes the sound of the word. I'll see if I find it and post the link.

For Acuiva, the problem may be the pronounciation. Acu-e-va is a little awkward to me. Acuva may have been better.

Again, I am a novice when it comes to brandables. I've been studying though and this is totally my observation based on my studies.

 

[Candace]

@belmar313 http://dngeek.com/2016/06/thiis-latestt-trendd-braandables/

 

[campout]

@belmar313 I have noticed a few things in my short time with brandables

If you search BB, there are only 2 two-word domains ending with 'cop', so cop isn't too popular on their specific marketplace.

For Pivot Zone, this could just be me but I am a little unclear about how it'll be used for a business. Again, I still have a lot to learn so this could just be me.

For Spaarta and Ariies, I noticed that BB 'prefers' domains with the double letters at the end, although they do have many domains with the double letters in the middle. I think Keith DeBoer wrote an article on DNGeek about how to know where to place the double letters, and about knowing if the double letters changes the sound of the word. I'll see if I find it and post the link.

For Acuiva, the problem may be the pronounciation. Acu-e-va is a little awkward to me. Acuva may have been better.

Again, I am a novice when it comes to brandables. I've been studying though and this is totally my observation based on my studies.

+1 @Candace Cooke I think all of your observations here are spot on. I would also add that Sparta as a keyword is a little iffy to start with. It's not really in the top tier of keywords where I would think it's somewhat likely that someone might want to brand on a miss-spelling of it.

I kind of like the notion of branding on Aries, but there is no really accepted way to double any of its letters IMO. When you double the "i" it ends up with 3 vowels in a row, typically not good.

 

[belmar313]

@belmar313 I have noticed a few things in my short time with brandables

If you search BB, there are only 2 two-word domains ending with 'cop', so cop isn't too popular on their specific marketplace.

For Pivot Zone, this could just be me but I am a little unclear about how it'll be used for a business. Again, I still have a lot to learn so this could just be me.

For Spaarta and Ariies, I noticed that BB 'prefers' domains with the double letters at the end, although they do have many domains with the double letters in the middle. I think Keith DeBoer wrote an article on DNGeek about how to know where to place the double letters, and about knowing if the double letters changes the sound of the word. I'll see if I find it and post the link.

For Acuiva, the problem may be the pronounciation. Acu-e-va is a little awkward to me. Acuva may have been better.

Again, I am a novice when it comes to brandables. I've been studying though and this is totally my observation based on my studies.

Thanks! I agree with most of it. I read the article you mention from Keith, and I had shared with him some of these domains. He liked PivotZone.com, Spaarta.com, Specttra.com and Macrofuse.com

As for Spaarta.com, it fulfills most of the requirements in Keith's article (double letter in strong syllabus, doesnt change pronunciation)...not sure why they rejected it, but I will publish it elsewhere...someone else might like it.

Many thanks!

 

[boker]

@belmar313 I have noticed a few things in my short time with brandables

If you search BB, there are only 2 two-word domains ending with 'cop', so cop isn't too popular on their specific marketplace.

For Pivot Zone, this could just be me but I am a little unclear about how it'll be used for a business. Again, I still have a lot to learn so this could just be me.

For Spaarta and Ariies, I noticed that BB 'prefers' domains with the double letters at the end, although they do have many domains with the double letters in the middle. I think Keith DeBoer wrote an article on DNGeek about how to know where to place the double letters, and about knowing if the double letters changes the sound of the word. I'll see if I find it and post the link.

For Acuiva, the problem may be the pronounciation. Acu-e-va is a little awkward to me. Acuva may have been better.

Again, I am a novice when it comes to brandables. I've been studying though and this is totally my observation based on my studies.

I have around 70 accepted with double letter and half of them are with the double at the end and half in the middle, but they don't like all keywords, so you have to know what they like if you count to sell just with them.

 

[boker]

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