Choose a short, simple, and brandable domain name. Include relevant keywords for SEO, avoid numbers and hyphens, and select a well-known extension like .com. Ensure the domain is unique and available to avoid confusion or legal issues.

There are various domain extensions, including:

1. Generic TLDs like .com, .org, .net for general, non-profit, or network sites.
2. Country Code TLDs like .ng (Nigeria), .uk (UK), and .ca (Canada) for country-specific sites.
3. Specialized TLDs like .edu, .gov, and .mil for educational, government, or military use.
4. New TLDs like .blog, .tech, and .shop for specific industries or purposes.

New gTLDs (generic top-level domains) are modern domain extensions introduced to provide more options beyond traditional ones like .com or .net. They offer specific, descriptive alternatives tailored to industries, hobbies, and services. Examples include .tech for technology websites, .blog for bloggers, .shop for eCommerce, and .online for general web presence.

These new gTLDs can help make domain names more relevant, memorable, and brandable by directly reflecting the site's purpose or industry. They also increase the chances of finding an available domain that suits your business.

A domain name does not automatically come with email services. When you purchase a domain, you only get the rights to use that specific name for your website. However, many domain registrars or hosting providers offer email services as an add-on or as part of a hosting package.

Yes, you can transfer your existing domain to Waverhosting.