Best posts by privatereg
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Why Domain Parking works for me
I was going to title this thread “How to Make a Million Dollars with Domain Parking” but I figured that would make a lot of people think it was click bait so I’m taking a different approach HAHA. The reason I’m taking some time to write this (and more importantly taking up your valuable time...- Points: 77
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Hey guys! It looks like I haven’t gotten any haters on this thread so far (except for the SEO guy who’s not really a hater – I didn’t want to really blow his mind by saying that actually a number of my domains have a CTR% much higher than 100% - He’d really think I was a scammer HAHA). Short...- Points: 19
- Post #23
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Pretty interesting how this thread has turned…Yes, I have been busy with my full time “respectable” business in the workforce (I work in Legal) along with a couple of side-hustles. As I stated in my OP, my purpose was never to give advice – I was very clear on the reason why – so not sure why...- Points: 16
- Post #95
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question What is the best platform to park domain ?
In the interest of contributing to the community I wanted to provide you my answer to your question by giving a more in-depth answer to simply saying “just try each one and see which pays you more”. The sad reality is, that is actually the correct answer. But the reason that’s the answer is...- Points: 13
- Post #5
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Why Domain Parking works for me
I’m the OP for this thread and haven’t written in several months…. What I’ve learned since last year…. 1. Looking several thousand domains parked in 2021 my Revenue Per Click (RPC) hasn’t gone down; in fact its trending higher which either means G is raising their Adwords rates, or I’m just...- Points: 13
- Post #195
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question Is Parking Really Dead or It Has Gotten So Different?
I'm new to NP but not new to the domain monetization industry. Been parking since the mid-2000s. Parking most definitely is not dead, but is has changed dramatically over the past decade or so. Most people say parking is dead because they had a bad experience with it. But the biggest secret...- Points: 12
- Post #18
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Yeah, there is a significant difference with no optimization. With no optimization, when you pull up your domain name, there might be one or two related terms that look OK, but several other terms are completely unrelated. My guess is a visitor will quickly know the site is garbage and clicks...- Points: 11
- Post #14
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Why Domain Parking works for me
After seeing the recent posts, Alcy you might be right that domain parking today is for the 1%; it was for the 90% back in 2007 but the opportunity for the masses is long gone (just like BTC today – remember when you could get BTC for free with all those bitcoin faucet sites? HAHA). So from...- Points: 10
- Post #53
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Yup, that's exactly the reason why guys like me don't post because of guys like you. I have zero incentive to fudge stats. I don't know how to use an image editor nor do I know anyone who does. Even showing you a 1099 would cause you think that was photoshopped as well. I'm not going to go...- Points: 10
- Post #20
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Why Domain Parking works for me
1. I'd rather not say number of domains (its in the low thousands) - I don't think it matters how many domains - the key is does the domain have an ability to break even in 12-24 months - even if you have one. 2. I've tried multiple parking companies in the past. There are slight variations but...- Points: 10
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question Is parking worth it?
I mean, yes, I can make this a full time job if I want to invest the capital to do it. I've done this for more than 15 years (like you have I think if I remember you posting years ago), and back then you could buy a domain for $25, park it and make money (on the Yahoo feed at least). Now, it...- Points: 10
- Post #6
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Fair question. When I got serious again with parking last April, I treated the business like a start-up company. Like any new business, this would require capital and since I am self-funding this I was prepared to start out in the negative. I had an idea what I wanted my ultimate annual net...- Points: 9
- Post #135
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Why Domain Parking works for me
I think I mentioned before that I've tried them all and in today's world they all come out about the same when you look at thousands of domains. The parking companies used to have more influence on what G serves up, but it's all encapsulated now. Yes, some have some auto optimization...- Points: 8
- Post #28
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Here's a really cool quote from the same article I read about how big this domain name industry is: "Management estimates the domain name market to be worth c US$5bn annually, with a further US$25bn pa market for domain-related internet services. There are c 367m domain names registered, with c...- Points: 8
- Post #17
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Yes, I spend a lot of time on G analytics looking at the URLS in real time and getting a general idea what type of source traffic I’m getting. One last thing I’d like to add about why I feel related terms are so important (and then I gotta get back to work HAHA)…If you look at the screenshot...- Points: 7
- Post #119
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Hey Shayne, Sorry I’ve been immersed with crypto to get too involved with this thread lately HAHA. Yes, optimizing related search terms has been a game changer for me, although it may not work for certain domains if you don’t look at it from that perspective before you purchase a domain in the...- Points: 7
- Post #116
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Hey Pablo! Heres my responses: 1. I live in USA and pretty much focus on US/Canada traffic as well. I speak Spanish as well so that could help me branch out to those gTLDs; just haven't had time. 2. I spend about 4-5 hours a day mostly because I have a lot of programs and apps that do a lot of...- Points: 7
- Post #22
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Why Domain Parking works for me
I really don't like to guess; however, when ParkingCrew sold their business, it was announced publicly at the time it was sold that their rev share was 75%/25%. Here's a quote from it (I don't have the link) " It also discloses some of the economics of the ParkingCrew business. The service...- Points: 7
- Post #16
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Why Domain Parking works for me
RPC is down for me also for July but not by a large number: April $0.41 May $0.42 June $0.39 July $0.39 But what is definitely down this month for me is CTR and not sure why: April: 40% May: 39.8% June: 42.6% July: 37.8% Doesn't look like a big difference; however, when you have thousands of...- Points: 6
- Post #220
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Why Domain Parking works for me
Hey Biggie, as an experienced domain parking person like yourself you know that domain parking pages are counterintuitive - the less on the landing page the better the result. In fact lately Bodis has been only serving 3 related terms on desktop and mobile pages instead of the usual 7 (or 5 for...- Points: 6
- Post #159
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