New PPC service SiteParker.com - Check out the landers

[DomainEngineer]

Check this out:

http://www.adotas.com/2006/05/innova...ation-service/

Just came across this on google.

What you guys think?

Thanks.

[demo]

i went and didn't see any landers... just an attempt to start a blog...

[simon]

landings can be seen here
SiteParker.com
under FAQ

[actnow]

Rick,

That was a good pick-up by you.

It will be interesting to see what people say about www.SiteParker.com
from the Traffic conference.

I never heard of them until your posting.

(I'm sorry I didn't attend this one. I will be at the Miami one in Oct.)

I like this one best out of the 3 they are showing.

http://fancyflowers.com/?tmplId=8

http://fancyflowers.com/?tmplId=10

http://fancyflowers.com/?tmplId=15

[simon]

yea landing pages seem tempting and the revenue share as well
i might try them

[DomainEngineer]

Thanks guys.

I am also very tempted by their history and based on what they have been doing so far. Its all related very well to seo, and ppc.

The parent company is http://www.innovationinteractive.com/

and then check their brands at the bottom of the page.

It appears they have real knowledge, and real potential.

Time will tell.

Thanks.

[actnow]

I can't tell if they are using Google or Yahoo.

I would guess - Yahoo.

[richrf]

A couple of things:

1) I like the idea that they are guaranteeing a minimum of 70% payout, but without an outside audit of the payout system, I do not know if the guarantee has any real teeth. Again, it is a matter of trusting the provider - which is not a very good business situation. Also, they indicate that they will increase the payout percentage, but are not clear under what conditions this this occur.

2) Apparently, from the FAQ, they payout based upon "keywords' as opposed to actual click-thru, revenue amounts. I believe that this differs form providers such as NameDrive who wait until they receive the actual amount from Google, and then pay out a share of the amounts (from what I can tell, the percentage payout is at the discretion of NameDrive). I personally prefer a share of the actual revenue generated. This whole area is quite ambiguous to me across the spectrum of parking providers.

I think there is still room in the industry for a parking provider who sets out clear contractural terms in regards to payouts and also provides nice looking pages with some distinctiveness.

Rich

[fatter]

I signed up to try a few names but it appears they may not support dns controls and they use url forwarding, being my registrar charges for url forwarding i guess i wont be using them

[jlnoob]

they use yahoo overture if not wrong.

[zenom]

Can anyone please share his experience with SiteParker ?

[stu]

Fatter, you could always use a free dns service, like MyDomain. I use them for all my odd domains at odd registrars I've picked up along the way, simply because a) some registrars charge extra, and b) so I have a common control panel and don't have to deal with each odd registrars odd control panel.

[cyphix]

I signed up to try a few names but it appears they may not support dns controls and they use url forwarding, being my registrar charges for url forwarding i guess i wont be using them

Just redirect them yourself off your own server...... simple.

As for the new service... looks very interesting. Love the landers..

[cyphix]

I signed up to try a few names but it appears they may not support dns controls and they use url forwarding, being my registrar charges for url forwarding i guess i wont be using them

Just redirect them yourself off your own server...... simple.

As for the new service... looks very interesting. Love the landers..

[zenom]

Just redirect them yourself off your own server...... simple.

As for the new service... looks very interesting. Love the landers..

There service is not so interesting...
I had very bad results with them.
The worst i ever had with parking program.
Anyway, I don't recommend to use them.

[cyphix]

Thanks Zenom for your input.... anyone else tried them & can report their results? I just moved some domains there to test them out..

[SiteParker]

Hello All,

Thanks for the great comments regarding our new SiteParker service. We're encouraged by the early results, as well as people's willingness to try the new service.

A couple of items:

• DNS control: we do not currently offer this, but if enough requests come in, we'll certainly look at it. However, we do now offer a single forwarding URL to use for bulk forwarding at your registrar.
  
  
• "bad results" comment: we are eager to address any issues you may have. We've just launched this service, and while we believe it is a far better mousetrap, there are always kinks to work out. Contact us via http://www.siteparker.com and we'll address any issues pronto.
  
  
• Give it a try! For those of you with a few, few hundred or few thousand domains, why not give SiteParker a try? We think you may be pleasantly surprised by the results.

Thanks again for your comments,

SiteParker Team

[marly]

SiteParker, you invite people to give your program a try and yet you do not respond or validate sign-ups. I'ts been over I month since I signed up and have heard nothing. (I did not receive the validation email - and yes I checked my junk mail folder)

[SiteParker]

SiteParker, you invite people to give your program a try and yet you do not respond or validate sign-ups. I'ts been over I month since I signed up and have heard nothing. (I did not receive the validation email - and yes I checked my junk mail folder)

Marly,
Thanks for the post. Also saw your request come in via SiteParker Help, and it looks like the issue has been resolved. Please confirm.

We've had sporadic reports of emails getting caught in SPAM filters, or not getting through, but the majority seem to be fine.

Keep letting us know if you have any issues, as the team is eager to help. Best way to get quick help is at http://siteparker.com/contact.html.

Kind regards,
SiteParker Team

[Samuel]

Anyone any good news?

Samuel