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How do you guys list your domains here when you dont want search engines to pick them

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I dont wat to take traffic from my parked domains but would like to list a few in my signature for sale what is the best way to do it if i post purplegems dot com then it would still show higher then purplegems.com parked page in google links, so if someone typed "purplegems" in google it would show up higher then my parked page
 
There is more to SEO then just copy on a page.
 
maybe i didnt word it correctly, what i am asking is how do you post domains on dnforum without takeng traffic away from parked names, dnf is such a highly ranked site that when someone searches for the keyword in your domain dnf link will appear higher in google results then present parked page
 
fatter said:
maybe i didnt word it correctly, what i am asking is how do you post domains on dnforum without takeng traffic away from parked names, dnf is such a highly ranked site that when someone searches for the keyword in your domain dnf link will appear higher in google results then present parked page

The majority of your traffic would be type-ins and link traffic yeah? So where you rank in the SE's for that particular search term becomes irrelevant.
 
as a rule that is true but some of my domains get listed number 1 in google results for the keyword in the domain itself
 
fatter said:
as a rule that is true but some of my domains get listed number 1 in google results for the keyword in the domain itself

Yeah I realise what your saying, but the bulk of your visitors wouldnt be finding your site because of that.
 
You can put a space in your domain name, and meantion without space. Or place a "s p a c e" between each character if you really want to avoid seo.
 
electrowerks said:
You can put a space in your domain name, and meantion without space. Or place a "s p a c e" between each character if you really want to avoid seo.

thats what I have been doing, guess i will continue
thanks all
 
Can you turn your text into a picture, kinda like a screenshot?
Then you can save it as your signature, people can see it and click on it, if you link it(forwarding to the site), but it wouldn't be spidered :spider:
 
dcristo said:
The majority of your traffic would be type-ins and link traffic yeah? So where you rank in the SE's for that particular search term becomes irrelevant.


have to disagree with you on this one, i just received reg fee in ppc today on a name that didnt get any traffic from typeins in first 6 months, 6 dollars in one day doesnt seem like much but when you multiply it times hundreds of domains it adds up you have to remmember most domainers dont get a ot of traffic so se traffic can quadruple the bottom line, I happen to be with a great parking company and average 50 cents a click and sometimes a lot more
most of my portfolio gets very low traffic so i dont want to lose one visitor, i have found on my misspels most of the traffic comes from search engines because for some reason google places them high up
 
NavySeals91 said:
Honestly, SEs don't really like parked pages.

I know they dont like them but on certain keywords they will pick them up especially misspells, i made 5 bucks today on a mispell of a generic jewelry domain that has been number one in google for six months when someone types xxxxx my link to my parked page appears first if i posted it here and a few other places it would be listed a lot lower below number one in google and i would lose traffic, you guys do what you think is best but i have names that i listed for sale years ago on various sites that appear higher then my parked pages
 
Fatter is correct. I have seen the same.

To me it just points out how convoluted and senseless Google's alogithms have become. I have personally shifted to Yahoo and MSN.

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