Parking SEO, and Indexing

[commandercody]

I read this in the google SEO index

"Zero links to you"
You MUST have at least 1 (one) incoming link (back link) from some website somewhere, that Google is aware of, to REMAIN in the index.

Does this account for why it's so hard to get a parked page indexed, should the domain be semi-developed for a short time then changed to a parked page to compensate for this, or do parking pages automatically have incoming links for you, or do you have to find or buy those on your own.

[GT Web]

You MUST have at least 1 (one) incoming link (back link) from some website somewhere, that Google is aware of, to REMAIN in the index.

I can find hundreds of sites that are in Google's index and don't have any incoming links (at least ones Google recognizes).

[chumba]

I have many parked domains optimized and listed in Google. None have incoming links.

[touchring]

Yes, i know that Google indexes pages or even newly created domains without incoming links. I got a few high traffic name that was on Google index for at least a few months, but disappeared overnight on 1st September. Nothing was done to those names - they got no links. Anyone experienced this as well? What should i do?

[GoPC]

I've noticed that many parking pages have "no follow" code...

How do you get a Parked page indexed? Develop, indes and then park?

GoPC

[touchring]

I've noticed that many parking pages have "no follow" code...

How do you get a Parked page indexed? Develop, indes and then park?

GoPC

Must be a time consuming way to develop and then park, if one has a thousand names. I've search DNF, NP, no clues,so far.