BrandBucket.com just announced that they are changing their commission structure for names priced over $50K. In an email sent yesterday to BB users Michael Krell said the following
“Over the last year we have received many requests from buyers for premium names over $50K, but haven’t had the inventory to fulfill this demand. In an effort to attract the best names to our marketplace, we will be reducing the commission rate for names priced above $50K. Effective immediately, our commission rate for names priced $50K-$99K will be 20% and names priced $100K and over will be 15%. This change will apply to both current and future names on the marketplace.”
I think this is a great idea for the marketplace. They could probably go even lower with the commission for these type of names, I assume the work load is about the same for a 1K or 100K name, but it’s a good start and I think it will attract more high quality names.
In other BB news, I sold 2 names there in the last week or so, one made up brandable and 1 keyword brandable. A lot of people shy away from the normal 30% commission and I understand the concern, but my thinking is why care? There are always more names out there to find and sell, I want to be able to expose my names to as many targeted viewers as possible, sell them and move on. Keep the cash flowing.
I’d rather pay 30% commission on a few grand or under price a domain, than setting it on fire and off loading it for low wholesale on an auction platform when I need cash. Don’t get me wrong, selling on NameJet or Godaddy auctions is a perfectly find and potentially profitable sales model. But if I value and price some names on the lower end of reasonable and properly expose them to buyers, I can attract more impulse buyers and even some investors.
I hope everyone has a great weekend.
Domain of the day: Greeds.com
Main List
HappyBunny.com An Easter name
ReadyBox.com Premade food, shipping or anything you might use a box for
TrueHosting.com
SouthSports.com
RedLoft.com
Gouter.com
DrugCounselors.com
DailyNewswire.com
abago.com
DietingZone.com Neat concept, you create a dieting zone, an actual geographic area where you diet. Outside of the zone you can eat anything you want.
EarthSports.com
NovaTrek.com
TheHandyGuy.com
SuccessDigital.com
LittlePages.com
TrailerCenter.com A site that sells all shapes and sizes of trailer
BatteryEnergy.com
istya.com
OutCool.com
PotteryNews.com
ZipCoffee.com Coffee with extra kick
FeedPull.com
SafetyPads.com
jobdiver.com
SportShark.com
ViewNumber.com
CoolSunshine.com
BioProtected.com
salzea.com
AlohaCenter.com
DogStrips.com
WhichFuel.com
AdoptionFunds.com
AllOak.com
LifesVision.com
MrClock.com Sell clocks at Mr Clock
WarWolves.com
FastFever.com
LongGrass.com
eDomainBroker.com
nc33.com
Names With Bids
The No Bid List
ActualStuff.com No fake, missing or virtual stuff, real stuff
CircleStack.com No idea what it is but it’s memorable
ClassroomToday.com Sounds like a teaching news and current events site
DeathDonor.com Donate your body and or parts. A lot of people don’t know this, but legal body selling takes place everyday. Cadavers are sold whole or in pieces to medical schools and other medical educations sites. Taking a class on doing knee replacements? Great, you can save money since you only need to buy a leg.
DieOrLive.com Live or Die backwards
DrTotal.com Physician of everything
FocalHealth.com Focus on helth
FollowStorm.com A storm chasing company. I heard recently in the news about storm chasers involved in a deadly car accident. The news report said that they were contractors for the weather channel. I assume there’s numerous companies that chase storms as contractors and for tourists.
ForexLimit.com An ever popular forex name
FulfillCenter.com A place that ships the products you sell for you, and it’s shorter than fulfillment
GoldAdvocacy.com Tell everyone how awesome gold is. Some of the talking points are: “the world is collapsing, gold will be the only usable currency.” Or “Bad times are ahead, buy gold now”. I’ve been hearing this for 10 years. Gold is a good long term investment, but if the world governmental systems and economies collapse, the last thing I want is a bunch of heavy gold to hump around. I’ll take bullets and canned food.
GoodNotBad.com I like good better than bad
GoReallyFast.com Go Carts? Racing?
HeathPavilion.com An actual place at different venues. “Go to the health pavilion for treatment”
HybridSwitch.com A marketing name for hybrid vehicles.
InstaThought.com The first thing that pops into your head
LessSelf.com an unselfish name
LifeOfHabit.com We all have habits both good and bad
LinkEveryone.com a social media type name
LootLord.com A decent brandable with the L’s
LoveAlmighty.com
MrGleam.com A brand of wax
MultiSquad.com Numerous squads
PremiumLevel.com
PumpTheHeart.com This is a good name to sell mechanical CPR devices. They run about $15K, but there are only 2 companies, I think, that sell them. So good luck.
QuickSteady.com Quick and Steady without the “and”
ShockToday.com Crazy shocking videos
SpeedFunnel.com A marketing name
SqueakEasy.com Like Speak Easy but with Squeak… No idea what you do with it, but it sounds nice
Testada.com
VendHealth.com A vending company that vends, basic medicine, cold/hot packs and band-aid’s
WannaTryIt.com
Namejet
NorwayHouses.com My first thought on this one was that is was a little broad, but I think it works well for people outside of Norway looking to buy a home and move there.
RugGuide.com Compare rug quality and get tips on care.
BeijingRealEstate.com A few people live here
Deco.com
QuickDiet.com
SpecialAccess.com
NjAuction.com Currently at Auction on NameJet
ai77.com
NotApplicable.com
StoneBuilder.com
3185.net
Flippa/SEDO
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Your LLLL.coms of The Day
ttrl.com
mzle.com
ufwu.com
ygiq.com
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
Hcmt.net
kwfl.net
qctr.net
cntr.cc
ptsd.cc
Toco.org
nhra.info
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
chnhw.com
mpzkw.com
trscw.com
nnv.net
2pr.net
g70.net
wux.co
cuj.co
pid.cc
Brandables
Awakino.com
Bajola.com
Beziel.com
Blumsy.com
Bubbus.com
Chopoo.com
Clipez.com
Cybeg.com
Enzeq.com
Feedfy.com
Fixij.com
Fomeb.com
Gamoli.com
Gibbels.com
Goldfi.com
Goniq.com
Hewws.com
Jagzz.com
Jaqqu.com
Jawado.com
Jinedo.com
Joyory.com
Jubello.com
Kojow.com
Kudoro.com
Nimpy.com
Numoji.com
Nunexa.com
Obbbo.com
Pactora.com
Pajuma.com
Pastazi.com
Podsi.com
Reyona.com
Rezotto.com
Roodeo.com
Sapaso.com
Spidzi.com
Tevgo.com
Tuzom.com
Waxet.com
Wichen.com
Yimia.com
Zabolo.com
Zeomo.com
Zomego.com
Zorvy.com
Zynier.com
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Some Numbers
9080.cc
06344.com
40275.com
85794.com
853528.com
193558.com
713926.com
051977.com
25cw.com
75cz.com
lb19.com
One Worders and Other TLD’s
Zupa.us
Detour.biz
Moneys.us
Pickle.biz
Caterer.me
Pimping.biz
Hipsters.us
Darkrooms.org
Afghanistan.tv
VirtualHouse.org
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
BudMuffin.com
CleanDope.com
HashCure.com
HashSurvey.com
Snap Names/DropCatch
BareKnuckle.com
DHYR.com
FreeFalling.com
GrabDomains.com
NamePros
Headbutted.com
EventPromotions.biz
RecoveryBackup.com
Nikholas.com
OnlineNerd.com
VirtualCoed.com
YogurtFlavours.com
Unremorseful.com
UFJH.com
InternationalBook.com
indiaBand.com
UGrind.com
SlavicMythology.net
HolographicPeople.com
AttitudeFix.com
CHEROKEES.net
KeywordBuilders.com
Godaddy Value BIN
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