Do you?

[Focus]

(b) - if it's a crappy name I search for something like "debt relief" or "car insurance" and click the top 3 ads for them..big whoop sue me

& (c) - if it's a good domain going to crappy results and is'nt targetted right I start the "get the guy on the phone" process and start asking questions and making offers...usually low ones k:

eace:

 

[DNP]

c,d

 

[Ehsan]

well (b) only if a friend of mine and then (d) lol

 

[cooljeba]

(a) , (d).

Reason.. A domain is always incomplete without a website. When I search for a domain and have good plans to develop it in to a site only to find the domain is parked. Pisses the hell out of me.

..:: peace ::..
Jeba

 

[jazzpetals]

d...unless it's an article page, I do like reading the articles if it's in relation to what I searched for.

 

[GAMEFINEST]

c and D

 

[hugegrowth]

mostly c and d.

I never click on parked pages, especially after all the uproar last year about click fraud. But it's a personal choice, and not everyone 'clicks' anyway.

I like examining parking pages, especially ones I haven't seen before, to look at how effective they might be. I find some parked pages to be quite ugly, but I've seen some newer ones that are looking more like websites. I think they will only get better.

 

[catchiedomains]

I'll click a link if its text interests me which is the intent of the ad. If it comes with a pop up I leave under a cloud of foul language that would make a sailor blush.