Parking adult domains with word 'teen'?

[jelly]

I have a bunch of adult domains at Fabulous and I'm quite happy. However they rejected all my names with the word "teen" in them...which is quite a lot of my adult domains. The others are performing better than anywhere else, though.

Btw they also rejected some that sounded a bit extreme I guess...it's probably not cool to post them here though..and it didn't seem like the adult forum was a place to talk about parking.

I had them at Traffic Club before, however it seems they got rid of Searchboxxx as a search partner....but I mention this because the domains were perfectly acceptable over there.

Does anyone have suggestions of where to park these? I'm not expecting great $ for my clicks, but can anyone beat or match Fabulous? I was thinking of Domainsponsor....since Google lets you advertise on Adwords with 'teen' in your keywords, I wouldn't think they'd have a problem nor anyone using Google feeds.

So any experiences or advice is appreciated, thanks.

oh btw...just to be clear here...none of these domains imply anything underage...i don't have domains where it's like youngteen______.com ....it's just like teen______.com or _____teens.com, etc.

 

[fatter]

oh btw...just to be clear here...none of these domains imply anything underage...i don't have domains where it's like youngteen______.com ....it's just like teen______.com or _____teens.com, etc.


the word teen implies young person most people think of them as 13-17 because 18 and up are basically adults

 

[G_C]

oh btw...just to be clear here...none of these domains imply anything underage...i don't have domains where it's like youngteen______.com ....it's just like teen______.com or _____teens.com, etc.


the word teen implies young person most people think of them as 13-17 because 18 and up are basically adults

I disagree. At the risk of sounding like a dirty pervert, in the adult industry, the term "teen" normally refers to models aged 18-19. In fact, quite a few adult sites have the word "teen" in their name and they definitely position themselves as "teen" adult services. If your statement was correct, then I fear these sites would be losing quite a lot of money and business due to customers being reluctant to access (or, even worse, subscribe) to a site that features underage content.

 

[fatter]

it may be a cultural difference but when people say teen in USA first thing to comes to mind is a young boy or girl 13-17

 

[G_C]

To be honest, I think it's an issue of a word having a different meaning on the Net than in real life. Like I said, a lot of sites position themselves as offering "teen" adult content (in fact, teen content is probably a major market segment), and sites operated from the US are probably no exception.

P.S. And they told me that surfing adult sites is a waste of time!

 

[jelly]

it may be a cultural difference but when people say teen in USA first thing to comes to mind is a young boy or girl 13-17

LOL I'm from the USA (notice the flag), and when the word "teen" is mentioned in an adult context I assume we are talking about the "barely legal" niche and not child porn. If referring to something underage, which I would never own any domain that implied that....then people would specifically say "underage"

It is different when the word 'teen' is mentioned in an adult context vs. outside.

Regardless I still need a place to mark them that makes as much as Fabulous does.

 

[Phalcon]

Jelly, I'm in a similar predicament.

I had about a small group of domains removed from my DS account with the words hentai, teens etc. These domains were doing pretty good, but now I don't know where to park them.

Did you ever find a place to park your domains?

 

[Talkhost]

I only have 1 adult domain in my portfolio, but it has nothing to do with teen..
I parked the domain at all the well known PPC places and it made nothing.. Gets lots of hits.
I then parked it at trafficz and it is converting like crazy. Only about 3-5cents per click but it all adds up in the month
I'm not sure if trafficz would have an issue with "teen" domains but you can ask them.