How much traffic is a good amount?

[rambo3]

Hi

I am new to the domain business and have recently registered domains, co.uk, .eu and .com. I have parked the domains and as most of the domains are only one month old what traffic would be classed as good(to keep them as just domains)? How many hits per day/week/month. The domains by the way are not one word and are 99%not typos, they are mainly catchy(i think) names
Hope this makes sense.

[biggedon]

if you are not making enough revenue to pay registrations fee's from parking or using ppc templates or adsense, then they are not worth keeping.

[rambo3]

Even after being reged for only a month?

[DNjet]

If they were registered by you for the sole purpose of PPC earnings is what biggie means, if they don't earn at least a bit over the reg fee then not worth keeping., about .70 to $1 a month average. The amount of traffic is not as important as the earnings on PPC , some domains have a high click through rate or high paying keywords. I have domains with 10 uniques a month earn more than ones with 400 a month. Now, if they are sellable terms and you plan on selling them then you have to evaluate them in a different way.

[typeins]

However, if you have domains which you think may have future value then dont worry about whether or not they make you reg fee back per year.

Some of the biggest sales i ever made back in the day never made a cent on parking income..

However as above.. if you are registering them just for ppc income.. then throw them if they arent earning a buck a month.

[cocaine]

parked domain do not gives you any profit if they are not bit simillar to some big domains .So just do not register anything and park them.

[typeins]

i couldnt disagree more.. names dont have to be typos of big names to make cash

[lionheartk]

Yep, good generic terms (inexistent in .com now save new terms lol) are prrrrrrrrecious hehe