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Parking Revenue Share

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Typically parking companies such as Namedrive, DomainSponsor etc, give about 50% of the revenue they get to those parking domains there and keep the other 50%.

It seems it is possible to negotiate a higher revenue share if you have a daily parking revenue in the 100s of dollars.

Does anyone know how much higher the revenue share in this case is likely to be?
 
inho this is highly individual and seems to depend more on circumstances and negotiation skills rather than formal policies.

"70% rev share" with provider x is possible, but I often find it hard to compare different providers' relative revenue share measures. Splitting traffic 50/50 and comparing actual $ revenue seems like the only way to compare.
 
inho this is highly individual and seems to depend more on circumstances and negotiation skills rather than formal policies.

"70% rev share" with provider x is possible, but I often find it hard to compare different providers' relative revenue share measures. Splitting traffic 50/50 and comparing actual $ revenue seems like the only way to compare.

That's because the share that G or Y pays to a company can and usually IS different than the share paid to another one.

If a company says they give the 50% of share to their affiliates, and gets the 70% from their upstream provider, at the end pays more than another one which says to give the 75% but only gets paid the 20% from their upstream provider.
 
Don't go based on the PPC providers revshare, which varies greatly, go on the percentage of the overture (yahoo) advertising dollar instead. As most PPC providers per TOS cannot disclose their direct revshare with Yahoo, they can tell you the percentage of the overture (yahoo) advertising dollar net to you. Then, once that is consistently negotiated with other PPC providers, you can more accurately compare your bottom line. I've pretty much stayed with Yahoo PPC aggregators though -- it depends on your portfolio which would be better for you. Hope that helps you.

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Typically parking companies such as Namedrive, DomainSponsor etc, give about 50% of the revenue they get to those parking domains there and keep the other 50%.

It seems it is possible to negotiate a higher revenue share if you have a daily parking revenue in the 100s of dollars.

Does anyone know how much higher the revenue share in this case is likely to be?

Go Adsense direct and get 100% of the payout. It's worth the effort!

Steve
 
How would you go about going directly to AdSense?
 
I'm confused. That link goes to Adwords set up. How would that increase parking revenues? I'm not looking to advertise. I'm looking to set up landers with Google ads AND keep 100% of the profits. Something like AdSense for domains, but for people like me with a smaller portfolio.
 
HERE is where you apply for a direct Google feed. But please note "Google is seeking new partnerships with large domain portfolios owners".
 
HERE is where you apply for a direct Google feed. But please note "Google is seeking new partnerships with large domain portfolios owners".

Where can I apply to syndicate adsense and Y!/Overture feeds provided I meet their requirements?

Thanks for any links.
 
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