Some questions prior to pulling the trigger - DNForum - Domain Sales, Domain Forum, Domain Appraisals, Domain Registrars

**greenlight20** · 07-31-2006, 03:04 PM

First a suggestion to put up FAQ's or list the basic process to get the PPC templates started for us newbies. I searched this forum and others and I'm still a little fuzzy. Also i would have done this months ago but delayed researching this until I had a little time

ok here we go

1. From what I understand every domain name must be approved for adsense, so then if my names are parked, i should get the PPC Template uploaded first and then apply for the account, in which case i can then send my google info to DNF and they will upload the codes for me, or hopefully i will be able to with some tutelage.

2. I can forward multiple domains to one template and not get spanked by Google.

3. I should find hosting that allows shared hosting which means that i can have multiple websites on one account.

Thanks

**impactadmin** · 07-31-2006, 03:52 PM

Pm Sent.

**mistermouse63** · 08-01-2006, 08:20 AM

can you please send me a pm with the answers too?

**impactadmin** · 08-01-2006, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by mistermouse63

can you please send me a pm with the answers too?

PM Sent.

**trader** · 08-01-2006, 10:39 AM

Hope you don't mind me making a comment but was wondering what with the many newbies here and even experienced members not familiar with this (also having the same or similar basic questions) why only use PM's instead of posting the reply for everyone to read?

**russ** · 08-01-2006, 11:09 AM

^^^ Ditto ^^^

**fr0gman** · 08-16-2006, 02:55 AM

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Originally Posted by greenlight20

First a suggestion to put up FAQ's or list the basic process to get the PPC templates started for us newbies. I searched this forum and others and I'm still a little fuzzy. Also i would have done this months ago but delayed researching this until I had a little time

ok here we go

1. From what I understand every domain name must be approved for adsense, so then if my names are parked, i should get the PPC Template uploaded first and then apply for the account, in which case i can then send my google info to DNF and they will upload the codes for me, or hopefully i will be able to with some tutelage.

2. I can forward multiple domains to one template and not get spanked by Google.

3. I should find hosting that allows shared hosting which means that i can have multiple websites on one account.

Thanks

1. Go ahead and apply even thought the domain is parked. I have yet to see Google disallow a domain. Otherwise you will have no Adsesnse account to use (but you can use my code if you like... wink).

2. Remember that ORIGIANL dynamic content is what Google loves most (nextto incoming links). Try to steer clear of too much replication.

3. You need to find a webhost that will allow you to have more than one IP address. Remember that Google wants your site to have incoming (non-recri. links are best) links to your page in order to "validate" it and increase the Page Rank. If you have thousands of pages on dozens of domains that are sit on the same IP address that does not make the Spider happy. You want multiple domains on seperate Class C IPs.

This is NOT an ad just a statement from a happy customer. I use www.gotwebhost.com and I have their Virtual 5C account which gives me unlimited domains and 5 different IP addresses and 5 different NameServers.

I usually get indexed within 4 days and start getting natural search engine traffic in under 2 weeks.

**DomainFatigue** · 08-16-2006, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by fr0gman

Go ahead and apply even though the domain is parked. I have yet to see Google disallow a domain.

You are fortunate. Out of three parked domains I applied for adsense accounts for, only one was approved outright. The other two were denied based upon not having an active website... That being said, my solution was to use some shared content, combined with free site building tools included with most hosting plans, to create a simple website that Google subsequently approved...

**Ian** · 08-16-2006, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by DomainFatigue

You are fortunate. Out of three parked domains I applied for adsense accounts for, only one was approved outright.

same thing happened here. my parked site was termed as inactive/under construction

**Belzibut** · 10-29-2006, 12:50 PM

I'm not sure what is all that approval about. I have never asked google for approval. I simply add a channel, find out what the channel number is and submit it to Mare so they can add it as part of the template. I have one google id. Maybe I'm doing it wrong but it's working.

David

**radioz** · 10-30-2006, 02:05 AM

I'm doing not great with Google. I once applied and had my site Names2Buy.com rejected. Probably the old thought that selling domains was 'domain squatting'. It was rejected for 'too many keywords'.

My other problem is that I can't log into Google AdSense at all susequent to that failure. My email is there so I can't make a new account either.

I'd sure be interested in this program at DNF if I had a way to use it!

I have the damndest problems!

**Duckinla** · 10-30-2006, 02:40 AM

I think this is the order I went through to get started:

1) Get hosting and use their generic development program to put a few titles on a few pages.

2) Submit to google for adsense account.

3) Send to DNF for template creation with adsense.

Another way to start is to buy a cheap existing site with temporary hosting and submit to google for adsense acct.

Just a suggestion, since DNF is in the template business, you may consider getting into the bargain hosting business as well. That would allow many newbies to get started much easier. Could be a good source of income. I really didn't know where to go for hosting and just used my registrars service which I don't think was competitively priced.