There are some .yoga sales reported over at NameBio.com so there’s demand for this extension. The question is how good of a match your SLD (recover) makes with the TLD (.yoga) 🤔 With unconventional TLDs like .yoga in this case what matters most is if the SLD and the TLD make for a good combination, the better the two complement each other, the more valuable the domain is.

Hey Jabez! Great to have you here, what one word names do you have? 👀

That domain name contains a trademark. If Midjourney notices you, they can file for an UDRP (Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy) effectively suing you and seizing the domain from you for less than half of your asking price. UDRPs usually cost brands around ~$1,500 so if you still want to sell it I’d advise you to price it around half that.

@Jakub Pacanda I’d advise you to price it between $500 - $800. One of the first domain names that I sold just happens to be a TM (trademark) name, I sold Anglophenia.com to BBC back in 2020 for $597 who had a trademark on it dating back to 1996 as they ran a TV series called Anglophenia up until 2019. The “Anglophenia” name itself was a brand of theirs derived from the word ‘anglophile’ which is the word for the ‘admiration of all things British’.

That’s such a specific number, you need 700 million B2B leads? You could try scraping LinkedIn.

@Muhammad Yaseen Scraping LinkedIn via specific scraping tools bypasses the need for InMail credits. It basically extracts the data (names, job titles, emails) and saves it in a private database for you. There are scraping tools for everything nowadays, and you only have to search for them. Check these out: Zyte.com Apify.com ScrapeHero.com Scrapin.io

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