Do hyphenated names do well when parking?

[inernetster]

I remember when hyphenated names could really index well with websites. If I had a bunch of hyphenated names parked , e.g, fast-cars.com and "fast cars" had 10K monthly exact searches would those domains do well or would the hits only be when someone types in "fast-cars.com" literally with them hyphen. Anyone who knows about the hyphen pros and cons please help
thx
jeff

[RobM]

Parked domains don't get listed (or get removed) at google. Therefore the domain would have to have typeins if the domain is undeveloped.

[inernetster]

Thanks Rob.. that was my gut feeling.. Are they still good then for developing on with the keywords and hyphens?

[gawnd]

Surely some parking company is still getting sites indexed. Parked used to kill it back in the day.

I'm seeing more adwords arbitrage again now on domains like these - hyphenated products - best-green-widgets.com for example, people are running full ecommerce sites with parking datafeeds. Adwords lands you on a datafeed page but the rest of the site looks like a legit ecommerce site - accept when you go to checkout, nothing can be bought. I assume this is how they're bypassing adwords quality score issues.

Clever.

[katherine]

Parking relies on type-in, so I would not expect a lot of traffic to a hyphenated domain as a rule.