ad blocking

Thanks for the technical insights. Have you tested any of the other ad blockers as well? It's good to know that, at least at this point, the Dan and Afternic pages still seem to be spared when UBlock is used.

Thanks. Does UBlock block any parked for-sale landers, including Dan, Afternic, or Sedo? That would be a real game-changer, if only one or two aftermarket places do not have the parked "for sale" landers routinely blocked by the major adblockers.

Two questions: 1) By using the different nameservers for the same domain, would this potentially overcome the ad-blockers? 2) If you are directly using multiple ad providers like this, are there any issues that you have to be careful about?

Thanks for sharing your testing experience. Did you ever test to see if AdBlocking does not only block the ads on the parking lander, but also the link to the sales? Thanks to both of you for your perspective. My inclination is that if the adparking isn't generating revenue after a few...

The rise of ad blocking is beoming an increasing concern for those parking their domains for revenue. Since the blocking is now so prevalent, one simple question arises. If you are trying to sell the domain, is it unwise to have a lander with these parking ads, one that then provides a link...

The rise of ad blocking is beoming an increasing concern for those parking their domains for revenue. Since the blocking is now so prevalent, one simple question arises. If you are trying to sell the domain, is it unwise to have a lander with these parking ads, one that then provides a link...

This is what caught my attention: It’s important to note that some sites affected by this change may also contain Google ads. To us, your experience on the web is a higher priority than the money that these annoying ads may generate—even for us. Full article here...

This is what caught my attention: It’s important to note that some sites affected by this change may also contain Google ads. To us, your experience on the web is a higher priority than the money that these annoying ads may generate—even for us. Full article here...