Domain Names and Brandable Markets

[MarieArie]

Domain names hardly get approved by some brandable markets. What a brandable market might approve might get rejected in some others.

It's saddening to note that before you get an approved name, you must have submitted a thousand rejected names.

What are your views on this subject?

 

[Zevin]

Call me dumb, I don't quite understand what you ae trying to say. What do you mean by brandable markets? You can coin a word for a domain and you can build a brand around it, take examples of moz, semrush, ahfrs, etc. Bizdustry is not a proper word, it is formed by combining business and industry but look at the brand value of this domain.

 

[Royalty]

Brandable domain names are web addresses which have been created and registered, but are not yet used as company websites. These domain names have been designed with distinctiveness, catchiness, and imagination in mind, ready to be adopted by a suitable brand.

 

[Justin]

Why not create your own brand. Before facebook google, instagram, whatspp, etc. who had thought these silly sounding words would have such a big brand value? You can coin your own name and brand it.

 

[Kane]

Brands can be created out of thin air. Therefore, you should not worry much about he brad value. However, you need to be careful about choosing a domain name including the extension for your business.

 

[Ralphjoe]

There is no shame in what you are actually saying because I don't see any reason why a domain name would be rejected because it is not brandable.

 

[Kvngsammy]

I don't get the idea of the brandable markets like you highlighted. Why would anyone want to not register domain names and then select except the domain have been earlier registered or don't meet the terms and conditions.

 

[kayode10]

If you have a believe in the domain name, you can simply register it and list it on Afternic. I know some people who their domain name got rejected on brandable marketplace and later got sold on afternic.