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**slobizman** · 11-02-2005, 08:46 AM

I'm trying to understand how Search Engines react to parked pages when they discover that's what they are. I've got a few hundred names parked at Goldkey and a few hundred at Afternic. Goldkey is working much better since I can set the keywords for each name and I'm in the process of moving most of the remainder there.

I've read here and there that when a search engine discovers that a page is really just a parked page, they will likely delist it. Is that true? Or is it only true for pages that the owner is playing games with, ala link farms and the like?

Also, if a page is delisted, can you get it listed again if you develop the name? Automatic or does one need to contact the SE?

11-02-2005, 08:46 AM	#1 (permalink)
slobizman DNF Member Last Online: 10-03-2008 02:16 PM iTrader: (12) Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 320 DNF$: 943 Location: US Country:	Do Search Engines Delist Parked Pages? I'm trying to understand how Search Engines react to parked pages when they discover that's what they are. I've got a few hundred names parked at Goldkey and a few hundred at Afternic. Goldkey is working much better since I can set the keywords for each name and I'm in the process of moving most of the remainder there. I've read here and there that when a search engine discovers that a page is really just a parked page, they will likely delist it. Is that true? Or is it only true for pages that the owner is playing games with, ala link farms and the like? Also, if a page is delisted, can you get it listed again if you develop the name? Automatic or does one need to contact the SE?