I'm going to be very honest with you. Remember: "honest to help you", not "harsh".
For a new domainer, you are most certainly on the "usual" track. That is buying low value domains that will probably never sell on any market or forum, even for $1 start auctions.
Sorry.
Most of us did it, so don't feel bad. Domaining is not easy, and if it could be picked up without much effort everyone would be doing it. It takes months->years to hone in your skills. It's not too dissimilar to stocks and shares by needing to know the market, business, commodity (domains) etc.
It'll take time to get to a good point where you're making money. There is no get rich quick in it, but if you put in the effort and reading, and be willing to learn by your mistakes and are open to advice, then it can pay off.
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Ecotwitter.com Has
potential copyright issues, be careful.
woodlandrabbit.com I like this one, and can see being used by ie a clothing company or other. But it'll be a tough sell IMO, as there are a lot of options. And to get a decent price, you'll have to get it visible for some years (or have a ton of luck..)
Before you buy a name, stand back and think very carefully who would use the name and for what. If your "vision" is far fetched, don't buy it (until you are experienced and have a portfolio sat around).
For example:
Moneyhowl - how is this to be used? "howl" is laugh (or cry out) in my understanding, and "money" is no laughing matter to most people, so it's a bad combo imo.
You need to do some more reading and learn what word combos go together and why. Even for brandables they have to be something good, ie one of: snazzy, snappy, short, made up
and pronounceable, business sounding, etc.
What is "
love tudor"?
appparrot - sure it
could be used by someone, but why would they when there are so many other choices out there, Brandbucket alone can take hours to trawl though the options.
It might sell, but it needs someone to like it specifically - ie it's not something like "PlumbersLondon" which many people would buy. Also, the "p"s together is a little awkward. It initially looked like "A PPParrot" to me.
You should do a lot of reading, through this appraisals section to see feedback on other names, and the auction places to see what sells and for what (bearing in mind here on NP the prices are not end user, but still gives you an idea of why people are selling them here for $15 and not getting $xxxx for them
)
Good luck, and welcome to NP
