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**scotchjeff** · 03-17-2008, 05:32 PM

I would like to start another thread on whypark....the last whypark thread ended up switching to the BANS subject.

I am pretty new, I don't even have 100 domains....should I consider whypark? I am doing nothing right now...

**usedcargod** · 03-17-2008, 07:10 PM

I am not too happy with whypark at this point. The problem is that the content that they put on your site is "duplicate content". Google hates it.
I'm making NO money on sites that have been on whypark for 6 months whereas similar domains that I handbuilt crappy mini sites on with "unique content" ( written by people you can hire here on dnforum ) are making $5 to $50 a month.
I'm slowly converting everything and moving it out of whypark.
You will hear from others that have had different experiences, but the duplicate content issue remains, regardless of how they are doing today, and google will eventually ferret out their site.

**scotchjeff** · 03-17-2008, 07:49 PM

that seems to be the common theme...I just like the idea that whypark seems to give you a little more options and it's not just a plain parked page...

We have to think what does google hate more....plain parked pages or dynamic pages with duplicate contents.

**bd77** · 03-17-2008, 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by scotchjeff

that seems to be the common theme...I just like the idea that whypark seems to give you a little more options and it's not just a plain parked page...

We have to think what does google hate more....plain parked pages or dynamic pages with duplicate contents.

The real value of Whypark is that they let you create your own custom pages to your sites.

**fab** · 03-18-2008, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by usedcargod

I am not too happy with whypark at this point. The problem is that the content that they put on your site is "duplicate content". Google hates it.
I'm making NO money on sites that have been on whypark for 6 months whereas similar domains that I handbuilt crappy mini sites on with "unique content" ( written by people you can hire here on dnforum ) are making $5 to $50 a month.
I'm slowly converting everything and moving it out of whypark.
You will hear from others that have had different experiences, but the duplicate content issue remains, regardless of how they are doing today, and google will eventually ferret out their site.

Yes, this is a new policy from Google, however, I'm sure you noticed that WhyPark is now creating there own ad network.

**usedcargod** · 03-18-2008, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by fab

Yes, this is a new policy from Google, however, I'm sure you noticed that WhyPark is now creating there own ad network.

They are creating their own ad network to address the fact that google won't show adsense ads on duplicate content sites.

The bigger problem is that google won't give you good search ranking with the duplicate content, so there won't be anyone showing up at your site anyway.

If whypark would set up their interface so that users could put up their own content and not use the whypark article database it would solve this problem.

**fab** · 03-19-2008, 09:11 AM

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If whypark would set up their interface so that users could put up their own content and not use the whypark article database it would solve this problem.

Go to custom pages to create your own pages, and if you don't want to use theirs, then don't add any keywords.

**usedcargod** · 03-19-2008, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by fab

Go to custom pages to create your own pages, and if you don't want to use theirs, then don't add any keywords.

Thanks!
I'll try it today.

**1nspire** · 03-19-2008, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by fab

Go to custom pages to create your own pages, and if you don't want to use theirs, then don't add any keywords.

But if you are going to do this just use a cms like Joomla or wordpress. If hosting is an issue then use the free host with either blogger or wordpress.