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Chinese Domain, how to optimize?

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tommiko

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hi,

I have a Domain with 1500visitors per day:

sw173.cn, but i get no clicks.

has anybody an idea to optimize it, or parking company for chinese traffic?

thanks

:)

i would recompense it...
 
Use keywords like Internet, Movies, Cartoons. Something fun.
 
thanks,

I try the parking-company

namerich.com

now

:rolleyes:
 
网络游戏 is the best keyword
 
Does it make sense to send chinese traffic to english ppc pages, or is there a site that serves up chinese ads?

That's always what I've wondered about Asian IDN's, for example, how to monetize them properly.
 
Try Chinese Proxy.
Both Dopa and NameRich provide Chinese ads for visitors from China.
 
I jsut read that approximately 400 million Chinese speak English.
 
I have about 500 visitors a day of chinese traffic from several names, and I just tried to sign up with Namerich. I got a message, dated October 27, 2008, that Namerich is no longer accepting new names for Parking. They said something about changes in the domain name parking business. I am going to try Dopa, but I may not have enough traffic. I currently have these names at Parked, but get very little revenue.
 
Dopa is quite good for Chinese traffic. Be aware that other parking companies may not even count many Chinese visitors as actual visits, so you may appear to have less traffic than you really do. Dopa does require that you get lots to traffic to participate though.
 
The three and a half years it took to answer the thread is a pretty good indication of the customer service.

Shameless resuscitation of a dead thread.
 
The three and a half years it took to answer the thread is a pretty good indication of the customer service.

Shameless resuscitation of a dead thread.

Dear Doc, we joined the forum this year and we're excited that we had been referred by Sevent here. Also we have representatives responsible for each customer and usually reply within one business day. However, we do not promise we'll reply forum thread daily. Thank you for your understanding.
 
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