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you make the most, by having quality domain names
you can't just register any crap name, park it and expect to earn revenue.
please read some of the threads in PPC discussion section, maybe you'll get better understanding.
Good Luck!
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xaster said:
perhaps you should read the TOS of those ppc services you are interested in using.
here's one from sedo regarding rules for domain parking
https://sedo.com/us/about-us/policies/rules-for-domain-parkers/
Most if not all parking companies follow these rules. There are still hand regs that can make 50 cents to a dollar a day if you seek them out... Which pays for the domain and some profit... but you're not going to make much with a net 30 payout or 20 Euro payout with Sedo.
Advice from above by DNP is best:
Simple circle... earn>buy>park>earn-> ...
It's a revolving circle. Except the beginning you can drop earn with capital and then once you make your 360, take earnings from it to pay off debts and use the rest to buy->park->earn to continue paying off the initial capital and building your passive income portfolio.
Once you make a 1080, you should be making pure profit, if not sooner.
Good luck!
The answer you are looking for is: parking revenue only really applies to domains with type-in traffic. Type-in means, direct visits to your site through the browser. Parked pages, for the most part, do not rank in Google, or at least won't do forever and so require a user to visit via type-in. For type-in visits you need a strong domain with a common ext, preferably .com. If you are looking to make revenue from keyword domains that are not .com or popular geo extensions then you need to develop them and get them ranked in Google.
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