Domain Parking Monetisation
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Redfly
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Yes, I have 150 domain names registered with traffic club. They are domains I have registered over the years for projects and sites that never materialized or that I placed on the "Backburner".
trafficclub.com utilises 4 different landing sponsors and automatically optimises your sponsor based on your traffic.
I make approx $15 a day on the parked domains. It covers the cost of the domains and a little extra and I have the benefit of using the domains at a later date too (And get the added benefit of a SERP boost because search engines DO give value to a domains age).
Not an integral part of my business (Obviously) but a little extra cash doesn't get snuffed at.
I'd say a lot of money could be made assuming you had the volume of domains and the right keywords in the domain as well as dictionary words. If I had $100000 right now, I would consider investing half in getting into domaining. I think that's about what you need to make a proper income from it.
trafficclub.com utilises 4 different landing sponsors and automatically optimises your sponsor based on your traffic.
I make approx $15 a day on the parked domains. It covers the cost of the domains and a little extra and I have the benefit of using the domains at a later date too (And get the added benefit of a SERP boost because search engines DO give value to a domains age).
Not an integral part of my business (Obviously) but a little extra cash doesn't get snuffed at.
I'd say a lot of money could be made assuming you had the volume of domains and the right keywords in the domain as well as dictionary words. If I had $100000 right now, I would consider investing half in getting into domaining. I think that's about what you need to make a proper income from it.
Isn't that the default yoke from Godaddy?
I'm sure you'd be able to do better if you took out the middeman
I'm sure you'd be able to do better if you took out the middeman
I do the same, but I have a lot more control over them
The problem I found with a lot of the domain parking services was that you had to either do redirects or change the DNS, so the service I'm now using is ideal
See this one for example
The problem I found with a lot of the domain parking services was that you had to either do redirects or change the DNS, so the service I'm now using is ideal
See this one for example
Personally I don't
Interesting. The lot I'm using also use a combination, but I don't think there's any way to see what the breakdown is
Redfly
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Thats why I like TrafficClub. You cn see breakdowns. In the future, if I decide to make a go of it I may change. I could move the domains that are performing well for each sponsor to them directly and cut out the middle man. You could see using TrafficClub as a "Testing Ground".
You don't have many personally? Not to intrude, but do you redirect all your customers new and expired domains to a domain sponsor?
You don't have many personally? Not to intrude, but do you redirect all your customers new and expired domains to a domain sponsor?
Jothan
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DomainSponsor
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I'll state overtly that I work for DomainSponsor, but I have been pretty impressed with their ability to monetise domain name traffic as part of why I work with them.
DomainSponsor.com - Affiliate Member Area
-Jothan
Hi-
I'll state overtly that I work for DomainSponsor, but I have been pretty impressed with their ability to monetise domain name traffic as part of why I work with them.
DomainSponsor.com - Affiliate Member Area
-Jothan
More bloody graverobbing.I do the same, but I have a lot more control over them
The problem I found with a lot of the domain parking services was that you had to either do redirects or change the DNS, so the service I'm now using is ideal
See this one for example
macshop 2006-01-12 DEL
macshop 2006-09-18 NEW
Actually there is an alarming trend in some previously high profile .ie domains being reregistered. Some of them are MFAs. The biggest one was local.ie in 2004 (which has a pile of original content though). But other lesser ones have been reregistered since.
This is actually a backdoor into Google because they are useless at ccTLD detection and tend to remove most of the rules that would ordinarily apply for gTLD domains when it comes to ccTLDs. Now what could I do with these millions of ccTLD domains that I've mapped?
I've got that historical analysis of .ie domains (new/deletion dates since 2001) completed and will be rolling it out over the next few days. Since I'll be doing the global updates at the same time, I might as well add all the com/net/org/biz/info/etc data going back to 2000 as well.
I had considered adding .eu but so far it looks like the whole ccTLD is squatted/coming soon/MFA'd/parked.
Regards...jmcc
I'm not sure I understand... I too have a bunch of domains but they aren't hooked up... is there a way to make a few bucks on them??To make money?
Redfly
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As I mentioned already , try out Domain Parking Revenue: Make Money with Domain Names - Traffic Club and see if your domains make anything.
Or as mentioned in this thread... domainsponsor.
Cormac
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I applied to have one of my domains > JD and Coke < parked with Domain Sponser but they rejected my application. They didn't provide any information as to why I was rejected but I imagine it is due to a lack of traffic since the domain is fairly new and has hardly any backlinks. What alternatives are there for a new domain?
If it's only for the one domain you might be better off using a simple adsense template on it for the moment
rajiwebstar
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It works only of split your domains and parked them to the best payout parking companies. I have parked my partial domains to sedo and rest of to namedrive. This enables me to judge which works out best for my portfolio.
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