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**NameSniper.com** · 01-24-2006, 04:50 PM

Hi Everyone,

Please share your expirience with PPCs for generic/keyword domains
For me Domainsponsor has worked out fine

**MrGoodhost** · 01-25-2006, 12:26 PM

I've been using Sedo and Namedrive. Although I don't like the small payouts and adjustments that are made; I like the tracking that's provided at NameDrive.

I just got accepted to DomainSponsor and moved some domains over there, we'll see how it works out, but so far, I don't really like it that much; but I've heard of people having success with them. I was getting $1-$2 a day at NameDrive, hopefully DomainSponsor will come thru. Hasn't even been 12 hours since I parked them at DS.

Any pointers on DomainSponsor would be appreciated.

I've tried DomainSpa, I get a lot of foreign traffic on my domains, they filter alot of it out and call it unqualified clicks. Other than that, I like their toolbar, but not the parking.

I have a GoldKey account, but haven't tried them yet.

Does any PPC pay better for adult traffic than others?

**NameSniper.com** · 01-25-2006, 03:41 PM

Yes domainspa is filtering almost all forIgne traffic
Domainsponsor has an optimization technology which need some time to adopt to a new names,so maybe they will do better for you a few days later

So far overture was the highest for adult traffic

**Rarethings** · 01-25-2006, 07:35 PM

I tried a few. Sedo is crap for parking, unless you go Sedopro. I usually go with namedrive.com.

**MrGoodhost** · 01-25-2006, 09:57 PM

I'll give you an update later in the week on how I like DomainSponsor. If it goes well, (which, when I just logged in and liked what I saw) I'll be moving everything over.

I do like NameDrive, but they have a low PPC. But great stats and landing pages.

**TheWatcher** · 01-25-2006, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by NameSniper.com

Hi Everyone,

Please share your expirience with PPCs for generic/keyword domains
For me Domainsponsor has worked out fine

What do you like in domain sponsor?

Share it with us,
Em

**NameSniper.com** · 01-26-2006, 07:52 AM

They are paying more atm

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheWatcher

What do you like in domain sponsor?

Share it with us,
Em

**TheWatcher** · 01-26-2006, 09:18 AM

I see.

**namesv** · 01-27-2006, 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NameSniper.com

Hi Everyone,

Please share your expirience with PPCs for generic/keyword domains
For me Domainsponsor has worked out fine

I've had the best luck so far w/ppcfeed.net -- maybe because the word isn't out yet, I hope I don't jinx it!

**DanaTheDog Man** · 03-23-2006, 11:35 PM

Skenzo and Fabulous

**kiore** · 03-24-2006, 06:05 PM

I've been using Trafficz for about 4 months. I really like the detailed analysis they give. They pay promptly. I've twice raised queries through their web-site & have never received a reply.

The percieved wisdom I picked up on forums is that some domains do better at one parking service than another, but nobody seems able to clearly explain why. At the start of this month I decided to move some of my domains that generated traffic but little or no clicks to NameDrive. As expected, some of them did better at Namedrive, some worse.

ND is OK, but I find the user interface & limited analysis available a little limiting. I haven't been there long enough to comment on their payout speed. I've raised one query with them & received a very prompt and helpful reply.

**GT Web** · 03-24-2006, 06:52 PM

DomainSponsor is probably the best all-around parking program.

**richrf** · 03-24-2006, 06:53 PM

I parked Links.com at NameDrive using the standard portal landing page for a while and revenue was reasonable. NameDrive then created a custom landing page for me, (which I appreciated), which raised the CTR by 33% but for some reason the PPC went down so the net was that revenue stayed the same.

I am trying out SedoPro right now. The PPC is higher but the new revenue is less than NameDrive becauase CTR has gone down almost 40%. Daily views are also more erratic than with NameDrive.

Bottom line: I remain confused by all of the results but I will continue to experiment.

Rich

**kiore** · 03-25-2006, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by richrf

Bottom line: I remain confused by all of the results but I will continue to experiment.

I know the feeling.

I think a big part of the problem is that (at least with the parking services I've tried) we can't get access to the referrer logs so we don't know what the people landing on the pages were actually looking at.

A case in point is one of my domains <edited> that was receiving a moderate amount of traffic, but no clicks. I tried tweaking the keywords, no clicks. I moved it to ND & it received no clicks.

I got interested & moved it onto my server & had a look at the logs. It turns out that most of this traffic was bandwidth thieves linking images, and the rest of the traffic was people interested in the band Blink182.

It's now a fan site & I'm writing this while taking a break from adding adsense.

**necrocuser** · 03-28-2006, 08:48 AM

does namedrive accept China ips?

**eminem467** · 04-19-2006, 03:02 PM

Save yourself a lot of money, STAY AWAY from DomainSpa. The rest all seem to be good, I had a good experience with Sedo.

**NameSniper.com** · 04-19-2006, 03:11 PM

eminem467 is correct..try domainsponsor

**SuccessClick** · 04-25-2006, 07:45 AM

Domainsponsor.com hands down if you let the domains sit for a month or longer.

If you have low CTR but high traffic domains, TrafficZ is the best, because you can easily customize each page and add content to get SEO for your domain. Plus, TrafficZ has the best and easiest domain management reporting pages than any of the parking services. Their payouts are about the same as anywhere, but when you figure in the fact you can paste up 500 words of html on your page that will get the Search engines crawling your page, it will up your revenue about 100% within a month or so. TrafficZ is best for mid range domains.

SedoPro is a mess... but they have the best sales system if you want to sell a domain. Personally, i've never had a problem selling domains from being contacted through parking with Domainsponsor or TrafficZ which allow you to have "for sale" links on your domains, WITH NO COMMISSIONS. If you're selling domains, Afternic is the worst, Sedo is the best. But you gotta give up 10% of the sale. On a $10,000 sale, that's a whopping ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Hey, if someone wants your domain, how hard is it for them to find you in the whois database?

I bought a domain through AFternic two weeks ago, for over $1000, and I still don't have it in my registrar. Horrible. However, I like their Bazaar bucks system and reverse auction. dump those domains you no longer want to register or build out like you wanted to three years ago...

Who's going to TRAFFIC in Vegas??? get in touch with me and let's throw some darts to see what bullseyes we can hit.

Stephen Douglas
DomainRelevance.com
SuccessClick

**carloti** · 04-25-2006, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by SuccessClick

Domainsponsor.com hands down if you let the domains sit for a month or longer.

If you have low CTR but high traffic domains, TrafficZ is the best, because you can easily customize each page and add content to get SEO for your domain. Plus, TrafficZ has the best and easiest domain management reporting pages than any of the parking services. Their payouts are about the same as anywhere, but when you figure in the fact you can paste up 500 words of html on your page that will get the Search engines crawling your page, it will up your revenue about 100% within a month or so. TrafficZ is best for mid range domains.

SedoPro is a mess... but they have the best sales system if you want to sell a domain. Personally, i've never had a problem selling domains from being contacted through parking with Domainsponsor or TrafficZ which allow you to have "for sale" links on your domains, WITH NO COMMISSIONS. If you're selling domains, Afternic is the worst, Sedo is the best. But you gotta give up 10% of the sale. On a $10,000 sale, that's a whopping ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Hey, if someone wants your domain, how hard is it for them to find you in the whois database?

I bought a domain through AFternic two weeks ago, for over $1000, and I still don't have it in my registrar. Horrible. However, I like their Bazaar bucks system and reverse auction. dump those domains you no longer want to register or build out like you wanted to three years ago...

Who's going to TRAFFIC in Vegas??? get in touch with me and let's throw some darts to see what bullseyes we can hit.

Stephen Douglas
DomainRelevance.com
SuccessClick

in fact the 10% is a very big commission at sedo, the usual commission must
be 3% max.

**commandercody** · 04-27-2006, 12:28 AM

The real question is how long should you wait at a particular parking page until you decide the results are not worth it. Is there any difference if your traffic is search engine related or type-in/backlink orientated. I would hate to waste 3 months to see a result I could have figured out in 7 days you know?