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<blockquote data-quote="werejack" data-source="post: 2279827" data-attributes="member: 322964727"><p><strong>Agreed.</strong></p><p></p><p>After reading the post on <strong>9 tips for Domaining </strong>on this forum<strong>, </strong>I read a bit and analyzed some of the top sales to see how many <strong><em>brandables </em></strong><em>were </em>there. I agree, there were very few. And many of the sales like <strong>Apple</strong>, <strong>Amazon</strong>, <strong>Uber</strong>, <strong>FaceBook, Sumo, BBC, Mint </strong>dotcoms were more as a result of a NEED by that business to upgrade like <strong>TheFaceBook.com </strong>had only <strong>FaceBook.com </strong>and later <strong>fb.com </strong>or completely rebrand... <strong>Sumo<em>whatever</em>.com </strong>had option of <strong>sumo.com </strong>or go home, <strong>bbcNewsEtc.com </strong>had to get <strong>bbc.com</strong> or piss off... the list goes on and on. So Brandables are extremely subjective and payoff if you are paired with a client who has a strong need or use for that specific domain name... otherwise, buyers have many alternatives unless it is an <strong><em>appealing</em></strong> four letter word like <strong>hulu, uber, lyft etc (which arent cheap) </strong>or a generic word like <strong>lipid, amazon </strong>or you hit the domain jackpot and are sitting on a brandable domain that a buyer desperately needs...</p><p></p><p><strong>Brandables </strong>are only as valuable as the buyer thinks they are... it depends on branding/marketing strategy and a lot of subjectivity... and not a profitable niche if you are selling to domain resellers... They are experienced and have little subjectivity or impulse when purchasing domains which are useful when selling to end users... at least that is my perception so far. </p><p></p><p>that's my two cents for now....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="werejack, post: 2279827, member: 322964727"] [B]Agreed.[/B] After reading the post on [B]9 tips for Domaining [/B]on this forum[B], [/B]I read a bit and analyzed some of the top sales to see how many [B][I]brandables [/I][/B][I]were [/I]there. I agree, there were very few. And many of the sales like [B]Apple[/B], [B]Amazon[/B], [B]Uber[/B], [B]FaceBook, Sumo, BBC, Mint [/B]dotcoms were more as a result of a NEED by that business to upgrade like [B]TheFaceBook.com [/B]had only [B]FaceBook.com [/B]and later [B]fb.com [/B]or completely rebrand... [B]Sumo[I]whatever[/I].com [/B]had option of [B]sumo.com [/B]or go home, [B]bbcNewsEtc.com [/B]had to get [B]bbc.com[/B] or piss off... the list goes on and on. So Brandables are extremely subjective and payoff if you are paired with a client who has a strong need or use for that specific domain name... otherwise, buyers have many alternatives unless it is an [B][I]appealing[/I][/B] four letter word like [B]hulu, uber, lyft etc (which arent cheap) [/B]or a generic word like [B]lipid, amazon [/B]or you hit the domain jackpot and are sitting on a brandable domain that a buyer desperately needs... [B]Brandables [/B]are only as valuable as the buyer thinks they are... it depends on branding/marketing strategy and a lot of subjectivity... and not a profitable niche if you are selling to domain resellers... They are experienced and have little subjectivity or impulse when purchasing domains which are useful when selling to end users... at least that is my perception so far. that's my two cents for now.... [/QUOTE]
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