question Domain traffic tool?

Would be also good to know how accurate is Parking Page visits count at @Epik.com - if somebody has a clue

AdamFL said:

I want to develop some domains and i want to prioritize the domains that have significant traffic.

I know that technically to get real traffic you need to host a domain and use an analytic code, but since i have lot of domains it is not possible to host every single domain...

My question is there any reliable tool that give an estimate traffic?

Thank you

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there is no way to estimate traffic to a domain you don't own and measure yourself
all tools claiming so will
astray your efforts

No tool will provide what you need. The results you'll get will be all over the place unless you have domains with thousands of visits / day each.

If I wanted to check my domains I would use one of the existing parking services for this job. Why? because:
a. the process is extremely simple (just mass redirect to the parking service's nameservers)
b. you'll get to use their superior bot filters so the traffic you'll see will be most likely real and organic.

Note, you mentioned 'domains' and not 'sites' so my answer is based on that, ie. that you can easily change NS since you have no sites on your domains.

I own the domains, it's just hard to set up one by one to measure the traffic but i see your point there's no such reliable tool to count on.

Anna_M said:

Would be also good to know how accurate is Parking Page visits count at @Epik.com - if somebody has a clue

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if I remember correctly, Epik uses Voodoo's landers(someone correct me if I'm wrong) .. I assume the traffic shown is close to real.

You park these domains at Bodis and add your Google Analytics Tracking ID in settings then you will be able to monitor all traffic on all domains. Its just maximum 20-30 minutes job to do all this and you will start tracking traffic on your domains via Google Analytics.

GCS

AdamFL said:

but since i have lot of domains it is not possible to host every single domain...

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Hi

others have mentioned good parking options, which I think are the best choices, because they are FREE and only takes minimal time to enable.

also, you can host just one domain, add some adsense and point the rest of your domains to their own html pages, under that domain name.

in adsense, you can set up each domain as a url channel, with adsense code

ie:
I own urlpick.com and point greenfriendly.com to > www.urlpick.com/greenfriendly.html
or point organicwinecompany.com to >www.urlpick.com/organicwine.html

then you can track traffic and possibly earn a few $

imo...

biggie said:

Hi

others have mentioned good parking options, which I think are the best choices, because they are FREE and only takes minimal time to enable.

also, you can host just one domain, add some adsense and point the rest of your domains to their own html pages, under that domain name.

in adsense, you can set up each domain as a url channel, with adsense code

ie:
I own urlpick.com and point greenfriendly.com to > www.urlpick.com/greenfriendly.html
or point organicwinecompany.com to >www.urlpick.com/organicwine.html

then you can track traffic and possibly earn a few $

imo...

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Hello 2003

The more information you offer the more reason you will be beat on the price. If you build a site then everyone want to see earnings. Offer the keyword searches if relevant use previous sales to justify pricing.

biggie said:

also, you can host just one domain, add some adsense and point the rest of your domains to their own html pages, under that domain name.

in adsense, you can set up each domain as a url channel, with adsense code
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As mentioned we're no longer in 2003.
In order to be approved for Google AdSense, you've to have:

• Fully developed (aged is a must) site with https
• 10/20+ unique articles with at least 1k words each + UNIQUE images
• ALL legal pages (Privacy policy, terms and conditions, others)
• Proven organic traffic from Google (aka SEO aka BIG bucks)
• Many other

And, at the end, it is not guarantee you'll be approved.
Many many things have been changed in the last months/years and be updated on this it is mandatory for domainers as well.

mpls said:

As mentioned we're no longer in 2003.

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well, I must be grandfathered-in, then

imo...

frank-germany said:

Hello 2003

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lol @frank-germany
I started my site in 2002 and joined adsense when it first became available

mpls said:

Many many things have been changed in the last months/years and be updated on this it is mandatory for domainers as well.

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Thanks @mpls

didn't know about the new requirements
and prolly if I applied today, wouldn't get approved

biggie said:

well, I must be grandfathered-in, then

imo...

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even with all considered,
the idea of hosting one domain and redirecting the rest, is still feasible,
as one could add their goog analytics code and maybe join some affiliate programs to create content for monetization.

it's all work, but you gotta put in some, to reap any potential benefits.

imo...

@AdamFL - yes a tool exactly like you are looking for exists - actually many of them do. Check out codecanyon.net and search for SEO SPY or Site Spy (think that's the name). Basically its your own analytics platform - you can sell memberships (heavy duty hosting for that though - shared is fine for just you). You get the same code you would (like google analytics) - its just yours

I also have this up and running for myself - was going to sell subs - but the hosting requirements were just too much for me with so much else going on.

But if you want to see it up and running & feel free to try a free trial membership & try it on a few sites. SERP.ICU - thats mine, and although I have it set up and looks like im selling memberships - im not, if too many are on it my host will limit it - but feel free to try it and see if its what you are looking for.