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Your "This Domain is For Sale" Page?
- Thread starter BLazeD
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i prefer "This Domain May Be For Sale "
I like to put a line along top edge of page "Interested in acquiring or advertising on ***.com, please contact us." The "contact us" is a link to that website's contact page. Emails arrive at my central hub email address telling me which website sent the message and referrer information is attached to the message so I can see how the person arrived at that domain. Each hub has a few hundred such websites, contact form protected with captcha, overall efficient and avoids posting an email address that will be spammed.
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Have you ever tried using a graphicial img email address and will that stop the spam?
I am not having a problem with spam just using a simple math question captcha. I have image captcha capability but why incur the overhead for image processing if not needed. With my own ip blacklist as well as "Bad Behavior" and "HoneyPot" modules running interferance very few spammers or other troublemakers ever make it to the contact page. I integrated geo-lookups on visitor ip addresses last week so now I also see little flags next to the ip addresses on reports. Very Interesting trends. My statistics are pretty clean with all the filtering and I get a reasonably accurate analysis of traffic across hundreds of domains so I can see what's hot.
HomerJ (@domainimal) tweeted this one a while back - http://bit.ly/4SKxdi
"Congratulations! Your domain is ready for purchase"
"Congratulations! Your domain is ready for purchase"
Nice example, but how do you monetize it in the meanwhile?
I don't think it's possible with the example above. Hopefully Fabulous develops some type of hybrid between a parked page and a sales page.
Saying that, their standard 'Buy This Domain Name' banner does a decent job of getting people to make offers.
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