BrandBucket released their latest seller’s newsletter and January was a strong month. After removing sales above $10K, the average sales price for a keyword brandable was $2773 and the average sales price of an invented brandable was $2345. Surprisingly the keyword “Drone” remained the top keyword search. January Sales 2017 started just as 2016 ended! Our January […]
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When the value proposition changes you need to reassess
Things change in the domain business all the time, from certain naming categories that go out of favor, to the new hot extension flavor of the month. Registrars and marketplaces change both in terms of policy and in popularity. As a domain investor you have to constantly assess if you are getting what you signed […]
Continue ReadingMichael Bilde sells another cvcv.com at BrandBucket for close to $70K
Back on January 7th I wrote about two four letter cvcv.coms selling at BrandBucket. Teso.com sold for $69,995 and Mino.com sold for $64,995. The one thing those names had in common was that they both moved to privacy at Safenames. DNBolt reported over at Namepros that another CVCV.com sold, Nelo.com and the price was $69,995. […]
Continue ReadingMichael Krell hits first homerun of 2017 with LeadTime.com
It looks like Michael Krell has started 2017 off with a big sale. Michael acquired the name LeadTime.com in October of 2014 for $1,275 on DropCatch. The domain now looks to have sold on BrandBucket for $23,995 to a David Cummings, the domain forwards to DataVibe.com. David Cummings is listed first on the DataVibe.com website […]
Continue ReadingDecember turns out to be top sales month for BrandBucket
BrandBucket released their newsletter today, Michael Krell let readers know that December was the best month for sales in 2016. 59 different sellers sold a domain in December. Keyword brandables averaged a slightly higher price than invented brandable. BrandBucket will be at NamesCon booth 38. December Sales December turned out to be our top sales […]
Continue ReadingBrandBucket sells two 4L.coms for north of $60K
DNBolt posted info on Namepros and on DNBolt.com that referenced two big 4L.com sales. Teso.com which was owned by Michael Bilde sold for $69,995. The domain was once owned by Ali Zandi and also Oliver Hoger according to a whois history search. The domain is under privacy at SafeNames. Mino.com sold for $64,995 and also […]
Continue ReadingBrandBucket announces Seller Growth Program
In an attempt to help sellers reduce costs, BrandBucket has released a new program that will allow sellers to submit unregistered domain names and see if they will be approved. You will pay a $1 appraisal fee with this program. Introducing the BrandBucket Seller Growth Program In our continuing efforts to improve seller experience, we […]
Continue ReadingIs BrandBucket.org having second thoughts ?
Back on December 12, I wrote that a new website BrandBucket.org launched and they filed for a trademark with the USPTO. Well now when you type in brandbucket.org you get a 403 error, this could be simply a hosting problem, or it could mean that Margot and her team reached out and shut things down […]
Continue ReadingBrandBucket releases November sales data
The BrandBucket newsletter came out and Michael Krell gave a rundown of what was going on in November. Keyword brandables vs invented brandables were virtually the same, right around $2,780 for the average sales price. The newsletter confirmed what we told you on Friday, you can no longer move approved domain names in your account. […]
Continue ReadingBrandBucket no longer allowing “accepted” names to be pushed
So BrandBucket continues to change the game for the wholesale market. Keith DeBoer who is a brand ambassador for BrandBucket posted the following in the BrandBucket experience thread: It’s true folks, accepted names can no longer be pushed from one BB seller to another. However, there are two work-arounds: The obvious one….. pay the publishing […]
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