Thanks, David! What I know is that if one start with a new domain that has no traffic; one can improve the traffic with contents and with adsense which is ppc, one can make money. Is it n't so? But my advice to Roneo is to continue with that parking site to maximise the profit and I think it may also increase with time.
Cheers.

Originally Posted by elevator

Thanks, David! What I know is that if one start with a new domain that has no traffic; one can improve the traffic with contents and with adsense which is ppc, one can make money. Is it n't so?

Of course, I am not disputing this... website development is indeed a great way to generate a lot more revenues. Plus also increases resale values...

Cheers
David

Hi Guys,

Anyone know of ad networks other than Ad Sense that generate significant revenue?

There are many ad networks out there where you can obtain a 2nd tier PPC feed from. And you can monetize your own domains if you have the tech knowhow... However as for generating significant revenues, well that is the hard part as the prob with 2nd tier feeds are scale, thye just dont have that many advertisers, so many domains you might not have any results for and those that you do get results are not paying as much as google.

Cheers
David

SEDO was best, SEO is best and SEDO remain best.

Originally Posted by honeyclarck

SEDO was best, SEO is best and SEDO remain best.

I like SEDO, too. In fact I haven't tryied many parking services... What do you use?

SEO parking (not SEDO) is a pretty good "copy and paste" domain solution that allows you to put up your own ads (adsense, etc) and they provide the content/templates/hosting. It has its strengths and weaknesses like every domain solution.

Are there any other parking providers at least as strong as SEO parking (free automated content, you copy and paste you own ads in, and hosting is included) that may have different strengths/weaknesses?

Thanks.

Originally Posted by projectingeneer

SEO parking (not SEDO) is a pretty good "copy and paste" domain solution that allows you to put up your own ads (adsense, etc) and they provide the content/templates/hosting. It has its strengths and weaknesses like every domain solution.

Are there any other parking providers at least as strong as SEO parking (free automated content, you copy and paste you own ads in, and hosting is included) that may have different strengths/weaknesses?

Thanks.

Are there any similar domain parking solutions to SEO parking?

Originally Posted by projectingeneer

Are there any similar domain parking solutions to SEO parking?

There are a few around, but they also seem to come and go, which clearly shows that this model is much harder to maintain than one would think. As once you your network is identified by the Engines, very easy to penalize the rankings on all the domains on that network.. which sort of defeats the whole purpose of a content site...

The ones I know include:
whypark.com now at DomainApps.com
contentminisites.com
metaverse.com
imodo.com

Also aeiou.com used to offer a content service, which is no longer.

Cheers
David

Originally Posted by trellian

Hi Ron,

If it makes more than $55 / mth then ofcourse move it... if it does not move it back to parking.

The hard part is that with affiliate plans is a bit more work as reporting is sometimes harder to compile, and also affiliate results can be variable, such as some months can be way better and others you can make $0... so you need to continually evaluate month by month and year to year if affiliate is still better or not.

Cheers
David

Hi,
After buying and selling domains for more than 6 months I'm happy to say that domainparking.com is the best option.

Originally Posted by ronen

Hi,
After buying and selling domains for more than 6 months I'm happy to say that domainparking.com is the best option.

I doubt that in 6 months all the different parking companies and services were tested? Even with Above.com it takes longer than that to test all the different parking services available.

We find that each one has their benefits, so keep testing.

Cheers
David

Originally Posted by trellian

There are a few around, but they also seem to come and go, which clearly shows that this model is much harder to maintain than one would think. As once you your network is identified by the Engines, very easy to penalize the rankings on all the domains on that network.. which sort of defeats the whole purpose of a content site...

The ones I know include:
whypark.com now at DomainApps.com
contentminisites.com
metaverse.com
imodo.com

Also aeiou.com used to offer a content service, which is no longer.

Cheers
David

David is right search engines can easily identify parked sites. Only when you do the hosting can you avoid this. If you are looking at minisites remember you have to look at unique content which will pass google.

Lucy
Part of the Wellparked.com Team.

i suggest tucktail.com to parking your domain names . Here you get best value