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Hi,
Welcome to the OFFICIAL PARKED.COM thread!
Welcome to the OFFICIAL PARKED.COM thread!
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mwzd said:The problem with xsitepro is that its kind of limiting with what you can do with it. I know its great seo out of the box, but then so is wordpress. Add an seo plugin and it takes off.
But I think seabass has put into words what the big boys have been saying for a while - develop, develop, develop.
Better for people like me though
mrizos said:Minisites are a waste of your time if your not putting up fresh, unique and interesting content.
Parking domains is for rich domainers who have awesome generics or you're on top of current events (before they are publicized current events) and you reg a popular topic as a domain name (like spitzergirl.com) ...otherwise...forget regging lame names and hoping seo will help, it won't. Google has deindexed most of my parked sites at parked.com now.
So, to sum it up. If you don't have great generics....develop a real site (or a few of them if you have time).
Would you guys agree?
Seabass said:mrizos, great generics are crashing too. I've talked to others who have good one like me and they are felling the pinch. So even the "rich" domainers are feeling this squeeze.
I'd like to make it clear that it is industrywide - all parking companies.
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PowerUp said:Dear all,
How long does it take for your site to be de-index by G after you point it to Parked?
I've bought some expired traffic domains. Pointed them to Parked. Now almost 1 month and they still receive traffic from G.
rickkumar said:Why are some of you talking about de-indexing of parked domains?
Have you seen your parked domains getting de-indexed by G? Is it across the board or just some domains?
I don't remember my parked domains ever getting de-indexed by G. In fact I always thought they were pretty nicely indexed.
netmeg said:Yes, we should get our terms straight here.
Roughly 10-15% of my domains have been de-indexed by Google. That means that once upon a time they were indexed, and now they are not. A search for "domain.com" produces no results, a site: command produces no results, and Toolbar PageRank (TBPR) is greyed out. This searis independent of parking company; some are at Parked, some are at Fabulous, some are at Imodo and some at Bodis.
None of the domains I've purchased in the last four weeks have been indexed.
Most of the remainder of my domains have been deprecated. It's a good word; look it up. What I mean by this is that they are still indexed, but will not be returned for a search in the first 1000 results, except very occasionally on some weird long tail string. They're still there, and can be seen with the site: command, but they may as well not be, because they won't come up when someone searches. Again, across all parking companies I participate in; it's not just Parked (and maybe we should move all this to a separate thread)
My analyses of traffic show virtually no organic search engine traffic anymore, where it used to; in fact, I hardly ever see either Googlebot or whatever the replacement is for Slurp anymore either (in the places where I used to see that)
I have maybe a dozen or two domains that actually still come up for a search, and I even found one that was PR2 the other day. But they're dropping out too.
I'm ambivalent about it - obviously I would like traffic (and income) but on the other hand, I'm not sure I believe that parked domains really belong in search engines as organic search results anyway. Is a puzzlement. And at any rate, it doesn't appear to be my decision either way.