Sounds too good to be true

[diverge]

I currently use DomainSponsor for monetization on my inactive domains, and I earn about $100 per month between my 250 or so domains. So you can see none of my domains do very well in and of themselves -- mostly brandable domains with little or no traffic. Therefore I am concerned that perhaps iMonetize will be unable to work with me -- since many of my domains don't get enough traffic to "benchmark" them between various parking programs. But I'm willing to give it a shot. I just have a couple questions:

1. How does iMonetize make money? Is there a set % that iM keeps from my parking revenues?

2. If the 45 day hold period is imposed from the month end, then I am actually getting money 30 days later than usual with DomainSponsor. Is this correct?

3. Does iMonetize do its own DNS management (i.e., NS1.IMONETIZE.COM) or must I provide this myself?

Thanks for your response.

[HOMEY1234]

Well, I am glad you are going to give us a shot. And thanks for your questions.

1. You get an 85% to 95% Revenue share from us. With only 250 low traffic names you will most likely fall into the 85% Rev share arena. Do to the process we use and contracts we have with our PPC partners most people still see between a 20 & 300% increase EVEN with our managment fee added on.

2. Yes, that is correct

3: Yes we use our own DNS. They are listed on our webpage when adding domains

Hope that helps!

JN

[simon]

85% of what you get from google/yahoo/skenzo/hitfarm/DS
or
85% of the revenue that the name gets from google/yahoo/skenzo/hitfarm/DS

[HOMEY1234]

85% of what we net from each provider we use.