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I'm new to Parked.com and I'm hoping some of you can shed some light on this issue. I'm in the process of switching over some domains, but I'm confused about what the "best" way to park my domains is. Parked offers the following four choices.

1. Set the DNS servers to Parked.com
2. Set a CNAME for your domain.
3. Redirect to your domain (using Frameset method, there is an "automatic" option and a "manual" one)
4. Set the A Record.

I would think how this is done could effect the revenue of the site, especially when it comes to Google Indexing and other search engine indexing. Will they care about the redirect?

And if I'm going to promote the domains using some type of advertising couldn't the method effect my Quality Score?

Also, here's some verbage from the Parked.com site abour Redirection:

"This Means: With Frame redirection, after you type in your domain name the page resolves to the destination web page, but your domain name stays in the browser. This can give you added branding perception for your domain name. Please note that once a domain resolves using URL Frame, that domain stays in the browser the same way for all links, including links away from your site. This may or may not be desirable."

But wouldn't it be desireable because you might get multiple clicks this way or more type-in after someone visits because the domain is more prominent in their Internet History?

Thanks All.

DH

08-19-2007, 04:04 PM	· #240
DrHowe New Member Trader Rating: (0) Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 5 NP$: 0.00 (Donate)	How should I park my Parked.com domains? I'm new to Parked.com and I'm hoping some of you can shed some light on this issue. I'm in the process of switching over some domains, but I'm confused about what the "best" way to park my domains is. Parked offers the following four choices. 1. Set the DNS servers to Parked.com 2. Set a CNAME for your domain. 3. Redirect to your domain (using Frameset method, there is an "automatic" option and a "manual" one) 4. Set the A Record. I would think how this is done could effect the revenue of the site, especially when it comes to Google Indexing and other search engine indexing. Will they care about the redirect? And if I'm going to promote the domains using some type of advertising couldn't the method effect my Quality Score? Also, here's some verbage from the Parked.com site abour Redirection: "This Means: With Frame redirection, after you type in your domain name the page resolves to the destination web page, but your domain name stays in the browser. This can give you added branding perception for your domain name. Please note that once a domain resolves using URL Frame, that domain stays in the browser the same way for all links, including links away from your site. This may or may not be desirable." But wouldn't it be desireable because you might get multiple clicks this way or more type-in after someone visits because the domain is more prominent in their Internet History? Thanks All. DH Please register or log-in into NamePros to hide ads