Is Domain Parking profitable?

[Alex Jones]

Is Domain Parking profitable?

 

[raddinko]

sometime yes

 

[amplify]

With the right domains, yes.

If it clears $10/year, it's good enough to auto-renew and potentially await a sale.

 

[seeker]

Unless it has traffic, probably not.

 

[Domainnature]

Not profitable for fresh hand regs, only if they are unique one and two words.
Curently testing and see how it goes, have less than a year of parking, but I observed slow growth, still need more quality domains to have good profit.
So better to develop websites and try to sell them to end users, which I plan to do.

 

[accurate]

Typically the answer is no. I only have one domain in my entire portfolio that makes good parking revenue.

The rest have for sale landers.

 

[Kazzia]

Parking is great if you have a time machine. Set your dial back to 2008 or before and you will be happy.

 

[accurate]

Parking is great if you have a time machine. Set your dial back to 2008 or before and you will be happy.

Pretty much.

I did talk with the ParkLogic crew the other day. They said several customers make several hundred thousands dollars a month parking domains still.

I assume they own a lot of domain names though.

 

[dnk]

I am not making any money at all from conventional domain parking at Sedo, Bodis and others in the last 5-6 years

 

[hasanur rahman]

yes, It's profitable when someone needs your parked domain.

 

[Deleted member 322971123]

I am not making any money at all from conventional domain parking at Sedo, Bodis and others in the last 5-6 years

I don't park on PPC lander anymore but for verifying my SEDO listing I put SEDO NS for some hours so far I have made $1.80 from it.

 

[Biggie]

I don't park on PPC lander anymore but for verifying my SEDO listing I put SEDO NS for some hours so far I have made $1.80 from it.

Hi

i've always used PPC landers

below are last 12 months stats for a LLL org parked at sedo

umm.org

4,588

426

215.22 USD

9.29 %

0.51 USD

46.91 USD

had moved the name from parkingcrew where it averaged about $65.00 a year for 6 years, in comparison.

imo...