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for branding purposes .


Like Fiverr


Thoughts?

Have any you would like to showcase here ?
 
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merchaant.com
consuult.com
raddiant.com
 
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Mostly not worth the screen face they are printed on. I own a couple but would prefer I didn't.
 
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Mostly not worth the screen face they are printed on. I own a couple but would prefer I didn't.
Some like them, some hate them....MK from BB owns probably a few hundreds, I have sold high xxxx worth of double letter brandables this year, so you can make some money.
 
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Jerkk
Auudit
Financingg
Recruitingg
Computingg
Abuuse
Cliiff
Duuct
 
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W o r d d . com

P a g g e s .com
 
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OK. Just for fun. I thought I'd checkout my surname with the double first letter. It's a reasonably popular name used by many businesses. All the popular suffixes are taken, such as co, inc, ltd etc. In addition to the branding possibilities. it could also represent quite a few first names. I was pleasantly suprised it was available. So I thought I'd go through the whole alphabet. More than half of xSurname were taken. Obviously QVXYZ type letters were available. I also noticed that HugeDomains had about 4 of these registratrations. Most of the registrations had been taken for a long time. 13 years, including my own firstname initial, came up a lot.. So I am now the proud owner of a double letter brandable starting with BB.
 
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Some like them, some hate them....MK from BB owns probably a few hundreds, I have sold high xxxx worth of double letter brandables this year, so you can make some money.

Thanks for this. Which, of all the examples posted so far, do you see as having a good potential of selling?
 
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  • Clarinett dot com (Musical Instrument Clarinet (European influence))
  • Dawwg dot com (Brandable variation of the slang 'Dawg',as in pal or bud)
 
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Thanks for this. Which, of all the examples posted so far, do you see as having a good potential of selling?
From my experience, people like strong short keywords, used with the same meaning, like 'payy', 'wordd', 'agenccy', 'defensse' and also there is BB style, better then average keywords, used in other areas than the original and make a brand out of it like 'factorry' for marketing or recruitment agency, 'empirre' for casino or investment related industries. I don't think that all keywords can be valuable using double letters, but some will bring some good ROI. A year or so before they were available to hand reg, but after that, BB and BR started selling them and they are hard to find them available anymore. Comparing marketplaces, afternic it's the best in my case and godaddy the worst for selling double letter brandbles, but through private email I doing more than 50% of the deals. For some reason, I never had to much luck with godaddy.
 
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A few of my double letter brandables, I have over 200 of them:

tonicc
factorry
networrk
musseum
cllinic
navval
tuniing
secttor
defensse
cosmiic
correctt
inspectt
secrret
perfumme
empirre
centurry
 
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Thoughts?

Have any you would like to showcase here ?
I think they look shocking and are a waste of money, I am aware some folk have done ok with them but not for me, call me old school but I like the radio test, good luck
 
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Sold Ultrra /com and Recordingg /com last year for profit around $1k each.
 
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Like Fiverr. Thoughts?

Fiverr - contain ingrained meaning that is pre-packed/composed of four+one elements/words that are already present in subconscious mind, guiding your decisions.

Simplified:

Money = Problem solved
Mathematic = Complexity of
Computer = Commands
Error = can lead to expensive mistakes

Translated:

Fiver = Five dollar / pound bill
Fi = Phi Greek math symbol/letter
Ver = Command
Err = Error

Kind regards
 
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