discuss Endorsements for your nTld's

[ThatNameGuy]

Wouldn't it be great if you were able to get an endorsement for your domains from a recognized 501C3 .org?

You don't know unless you ask, however, if you were to give back a percentage of your domain sales for endorsements, it makes sense

I belong to several charity organizations who I'm looking to for endorsements, and here's one for an example:

https://thefirsttee.org/

And just think, you may have an opportunity teach others about the domain industry where so few people understand it.

 

[sharjeep]

I'm a bit confused by what you are proposing.

An organization (charitable or otherwise) may give an endorsement to another organization but...a domain name? Or even a public endorsement of a domain seller? Sorry, I just don't see it.

(Btw, I actually got my start in domaining during the early 2000s securing .org domain names for animal rescue organizations in my local area. I was, at the time, on the board of a 501c3 rescue.)

 

[ThatNameGuy]

I'm a bit confused by what you are proposing.

An organization (charitable or otherwise) may give an endorsement to another organization but...a domain name? Or even a public endorsement of a domain seller? Sorry, I just don't see it.

(Btw, I actually got my start in domaining during the early 2000s securing .org domain names for animal rescue organizations in my local area. I was, at the time, on the board of a 501c3 rescue.)

It's not exactly a proposal sharjeep, but rather a way to possibly add value to ones domains, or domain portfolio.It can also add legitimacy. I would gladly provide or give you an example, but unfortunately I can't in this forum.
501c3's endorse products and services of all kinds regardless of whether or not they're being compensated. No different than an animal rescue shelter endorsing a pet sitter or a veterinarian.