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question Is it worth it to list in all available Market Places(40+) or the MLS at Sedo /Afternic will do it

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If I am looking for an extra domain exposure, is it worth it to spend time on listing in all the available market places (40+)? Or the well-known market places can be enough? The MLS can do the job instead?
 
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Afternic has the most exposure if you enable fast transfer
 
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but your real question should be is which lander?

it’s an oft overlooked aspect. Have a BIN... if helps imo.
 
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