In the last 20 days I’ve sold 5 names on BrandBucket.com. I used to think that the only names that would sell were names that had already been registered, names with age or other metrics. So many domainers talk about this a lot that I think I had my mind set on the idea.
I agree in theory that most good names have been registered, but I’ve found time and time again that there are unregistered names with value that have never been registered or that dropped a long time ago.
The main problem with hand registering these types of names is that you have nothing to measure them against other then your gut, and unless you’ve been doing it for a while there’s a good chance that your gut can be wrong. As with any concept or idea in the domain industry your “gut” is a learning process that you expand on as you grow as a domainer.
It takes looking at thousands and thousands of names everyday, watching what sells, what doesn’t and getting a feel for what makes a decent name.
I don’t bring this up so that some new domainer runs out and hand registers lot’s a crap, but rather to emphasize the real job of domainers and the value of presenting the names in the right way.
We are brand makers, innovators, guides for companies looking for a name brand or marketing domain, researchers, trend watchers, and wordsmiths. Our job is to filter through words and find combinations that sound good, are memorable and have some sort of value.
Sure, there are huge companies that know what they want and it’s a one word com that costs 6 or 7 figures, but for the vast majority of people and companies they have no or very little idea.
So we take the pay dirt that we’ve filtered out from all of the useless chaff, present it and sell it to those that don’t know the first thing about mining.
While this can happen on any sales platform, Brand Bucket does an exceptional job of matching the customers who are looking for a name with the paydirt we’ve mined.
- Main List
- No Bid List
- Names with Bids
- NameJet
- Flippa/Sedo
- LLLL.com’s
- LLL, CCC, 5L
- Other LLLL’s
- Short Brandables
- Numbers
- One Worders and Other extensions
- Vape, Vegan, VR
- Snap Names
- NamePros
Main List
The No Bid List
FunkAss.com in desperate need of a shower and change of underware
AllYearVacation.com retirement or unemployed but having fun
AmCook.com A breakfast restaurant
AnyBear.com Kids like bears
AnyDetect.com Will find anything you want
AnyWit.com
ApplyAt.com
AppsGreat.com Backwards but you get the idea
BasicFuels.com
BeHappyWithLess.com Sounds like a site that the people building the tiny houses would like
BestVox.com Best Voice half in Latin
BeyondSelect.com Not sure what you’re selecting, but I just like the way it sounds
BionicWear.com Serious clothing for serious robots or half robots
BoldHub.com I like bold, it’s a strong word, it’s short and easy to remember
BountyBull.com
BrainContents.com
BrewSquare.com Sounds like somewhere in Denver or any town that has a ton of breweries
CafeForever.com
CallUtility.com Easy access to all your local utilites, you never know when you’ll need to contact them
CarRepairExperts.com Every town has mechanics, this name is probably better than the one their using
ChargeForever.com A battery so good it last forever
ClassyThing.com
CleanItFixIt.com
ConfusedThoughts.com I don’t remember what I was going to write here
CrowdBit.com
DeathBio.com
DirtyToo.com Not only did he stink really bad, he was dirty too!
DisasterCrew.com The company that fixes fire, water, smoke damage
EarnClix.com An affiliate brand
EndLobby.com A political name to stop lobbyist from influencing laws
EnterCircle.com Your access to the inner circle
EstablishNow.com
EverlastingSong.com An anthem that just plays over and over it’s so good
EveryEngagement.com A bridal/wedding type business or engagement as in meeting or thing to do
EvilGecko.com My daughter had a dream about Gecko’s when she was 2 or 3 years old. I think from watching the Gieco commercials. She dreamed of an evil Gecko that lived in her closet, It was actually pretty funny.
FancyFinger.com a piano player?
FetchFunds.com
FoodUncensored.com A name for wild and exotic foods. Food you think might be a little risque
Fotorrific.com Terrific Photos
GeekMagnet.com
GeneticFuse.com
GetItWhere.com
GoGetInsurance.com A call to action in a huge industry
GoldExtreme.com
GreatestRespect.com
GrillingExpert.com
HaveSaid.com I have said time and time again
HerBuilder.com
HireForWork.com
HomeBurner.com I had one of these at work the other day, and there it is. 
HometownGym.com
iFoundThese.com
InHomeBar.com
InmateHousing.com
InsaneViral.com
ItMayFail.com
ItsOkToPlay.com
iWatchNow.com
iWeavers.com
LateMan.com
LaunchRepair.com
LionLoot.com
LondonHealing.com
LondonResidents.com
LucidBit.com
ManageWorker.com Keep track of your employees
MathApe.com
Megabolic.com a fun play on Metabolic
MineralHarvest.com Mining?
MusicTags.com
NewExcuse.com
NewExotic.com
NewWild.com
NoAsset.com
NonSub.com
OffIsland.com
Organologist.com The study of Organs
PartyPurple.com Could be a weed brand
PatriotGrill.com Sounds like a bar in Texas
PeerSquad.com
PhotoUnlimited.com
Piratize.com Be pirate like
PrideInk.com
QuikLaunch.com
RescueLover.com
RestroomClean.com
RocketWish.com A fast and explosive wish
RootPick.com
SaintSpirit.com
SecretSearcher.com
SeeSpecialist.com
SeoIm.com Instant messagner SEO
ShareStrength.com
ShoreBoss.com
SimplePolicy.com
SourMint.com
SourStick.com
SovereignSelf.com
SpeedyReporting.com
SpiesEyes.com
Sporulation.com
StealthTutor.com Need help learning but don’t want anyone to know?
StraySouls.com
StrenuousLife.com
StrongElite.com
SurvivalSound.com
SwiftRefund.com
SystemCapacity.com
TalkTwist.com Sounds like an app or game
TallGreen.com
Techniversity.com A mix of university and tech
Therapea.com
ThreatRemoval.com Maybe a private investigator
TouchForm.com
TrueUnderground.com
TurboCamper.com
VarietyApparel.com
VarietyWear.com
Vegazine.com A magazine for vegans
VineToCork.com I think it makes a good wine brand
ViralRide.com
VividAwake.com Wake up alert
WalkFitUSA.com
WaterDude.com The water delivery guy
WeirdTeens.com
WifeCo.com The company for your wife
WorkHardcore.com
WorldOfCyber.com
WriterResearch.com
YellowNose.com
ZeroHaggle.com easy or no negotiations
zGuest.com
zMarketers.com
Names With Bids
MyBear.com I still have a bear from when I was a kid, I gave it to my daughter but it’s still my bear.
ViolenceUnsilenced.com
LuxuryListers.com
AppliedServices.com
TopTenUSA.com
FactoryPrices.com Save money buying direct from the factory
MammothProperties.com
adaptix.com
Canoli.com
StudyEasy.com
RacingTechnology.com
FoodieRegistry.com
JuryVerdict.com I like this name, not sure what you do with it other than track trial outcomes
SweetVault.com
EcMarkets.com
ApplyTo.com
BoulderDispensary.com Colorado weed
BizMojo.com
Freshket.com
NextPet.com
SynergyUSA.com
SunlightInn.com
CareerWiki.com
CitizenInsurance.com
SleepHealthier.com
Mazdor.com
BocaClean.com
IDScreen.com
znrgy.com
rf52.com
Tawea.com
EvenWonder.com
RelaxDaily.com
Allivo.com
Kookd.com
Sehox.com
BuzzLondon.com
Namejet
DataBomb.com A huge fiery ball of data
DiscountMalls.com Find savings at your local mall
Conscripted.com enlist someone compulsorily, typically into the armed services
Perceive.org To become aware
Militant.net Bellicose and aggresive
Baren.org a Japanese hand tool used in printmaking processes such as woodcut or lino cut
CuringCannabis.com Weed that heals
155530.com
pqpp.com
444846.com
82869.com
WriteNow.com
FishHealth.com
Punches.com
SumoWrestler.com
MoneyCounter.com
TermLifePolicy.com
soops.com
ProntoService.com
CashGiant.com
yuo.com
LandClear.com
ChicagoGrill.com
NationalCargo.com
TrainingExcellence.com
NightService.com
LongSummer.com
GoldOak.com
LocalEducation.com
SimplyBecause.com
DataBomb.com
VisionProblems.com
GroupSynergy.com
SaveOurSchool.com
BrewGear.com
SouthBorder.com
PowerTurbo.com
Conscripted.com
LiveJive.com
Flippa/SEDO
RepairQuote.com
OpenToday.com
twwv.com
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Your LLLL.coms of The Day
rebv.com
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
bzmy.net
anck.org
rotv.info
elsp.org
tktt.org
ddld.org
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
bjhqp.com
bjpxf.com
fdcfd.com
fhhrr.com
fsjts.com
jzzzb.com
kgdqw.com
kgfnw.com
kgfpw.com
kgfqw.com
kgfrw.com
kggnw.com
kggrw.com
kgzdw.com
kgzlw.com
pppnj.com
pxzdw.com
sbjbw.com
sbjgw.com
shrpk.com
sshpt.com
wccdw.com
wcdfw.com
wcdgw.com
wcdtw.com
wcfbw.com
wcfgw.com
wcfhw.com
wcfjw.com
wcgfw.com
wcghw.com
wcgmw.com
wcgxw.com
wcjbw.com
wcjgw.com
wcjlw.com
wckfw.com
wcmjw.com
wcxgw.com
wcxjw.com
wkdwk.com
wkfwk.com
wkfwk.com
wpbqw.com
xdjww.com
xhqfw.com
xhqmw.com
xhqnw.com
xkfgw.com
xkgbw.com
xkpbw.com
xkpcw.com
xycxw.com
xyqqw.com
zzzyw.com
ayv.co
kbw.me
pza.co
Brandables
Attendoo.com
Cleph.com
Conqo.com
Covlo.com
Cyclosa.com
Dooist.com
Elency.com
Ezrer.com
Fantizo.com
Farooj.com
Fasaz.com
Furtos.com
Gamig.com
Gifano.com
Jusig.com
Kulez.com
Laboc.com
Likize.com
Luvlea.com
Mealzi.com
Meched.com
Meditrio.com
Piffan.com
Pivido.com
Praxii.com
Profter.com
Quizzos.com
Responto.com
Revoko.com
Roosey.com
Safso.com
Sarkem.com
Sepev.com
Shokoli.com
Splava.com
Splava.com
Sprezzin.com
Squibz.com
Swedel.com
Tewery.com
Tramedia.com
Twitsy.com
Vagris.com
Vehicli.com
Venets.com
Vickoz.com
Vogilly.com
Vudula.com
Weoweo.com
Wireno.com
Xinniq.com
Yabaca.com
Zarafo.com
Zempty.com
Zeyyin.com
Zigavo.com
Zikabi.com
Zosit.com
MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE
Some Numbers
633128.com
14177.com
006657.com
003316.com
003317.com
006653.com
One Worders and Other TLD’s
Rooter.biz
Truffle.me
Railway.org
Trainee.biz
Circles.us
Arsenyl.net
Shouter.org
Friggin.net
Clarinet.us
Hymnbook.org
Bedrooms.tv
Jeremiah.me
Antigens.org
Popcorns.org
Raccoons.net
toptenusa.org
Ghostweed.net
VerySmall.org
ApplyHere.net
SlowMagic.org
Unstoried.net
MattMiller.net
Intellects.net
BrandPower.org
InstantFocus.net
Supercharging.org
GreatParenting.net
DetroitSynergy.org
MountainKeeper.org
NashvilleOldTime.org
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
BoomVape.com
DripLiquid.com
HashGood.com
HighHaven.com
MooseBud.com
VeganCurve.com
VRsop.com
WeedYea.com
YourWeedConnection.com
Snap Names
NamePros
Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. We Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by us, Shane and Josh . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything we say is based on our own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or our opinion is correct. We hand choose the names but we are paid to make this list by both the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good
“We are brand makers, innovators, guides for companies looking for a name brand or marketing domain, researchers, trend watchers, and wordsmiths. Our job is to filter through words and find combinations that sound good, are memorable and have some sort of value.”
That right there is the most eloquent definition of domainers I’ve come across. Nice work.
“In the last 20 days I’ve sold 5 names…….”
Congrats!
Truly a unique business called domaining.