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I just parked the name at domainhop. So uniques don't generate any money, only if people actually click when they go on site?
 
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Yes you earn like $0.0004 per unique. You only et paid for certain countries I believe.
 
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DH is different than most other parking sites in that they pay for "impressions" at $4/1000. That would mean if your name gets 1000 uniques a day, you'd make $4. The clicks you get are paid on top of this amount. There is a stipulation, however:
All domains that show a two week daily average less than $2 RPM, will automatically stop receiving our guaranteed RPM payout."
 
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So domainsponser is better?
 
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I can't say for sure, as I've never used domainsponser. I'm currently using domainhop for my parking. I do know that I've done about 10000% better with domainhop than with sedo.
 
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i'm not making anything with domainhop.com, maybe i just picked bad domains :X but i'm new in the game like 4 days new, and i have 25 domains at domainhop.. and only have like $2.58 total :(
 
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So if you get less than 500 clicks in 2 weeks they don't pay you?
 
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uniques are gold... non-uniques are poison ivy

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ddrassociate said:
So if you get less than 500 clicks in 2 weeks they don't pay you?
No, if you have an avg of less than $2 revenue per 1000 impressions in 2 weeks, then they stop the guaranteed payout of $4/1k impressions. You will always be paid for your clicks.
 
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is there any way i can get more traffic to my domains so i can get more money from domainhop?
 
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Does domainhop always pay? I had like 7 clicks today whic hearned like $5. Seems easy money. Too easy.
 
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ddrassociate,
I've always been paid on time with them. I've never had a complaint with their paying me. I'm using the paypal option, so I don't know about the check or wiretransfer payments.

Dwayne,
The only thing I can suggest is to submit the names to the SE's and make sure you have set the description and keywords on DH.
 
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ddrassociate said:
Does domainhop always pay? I had like 7 clicks today whic hearned like $5. Seems easy money. Too easy.
domainhop always pay on time like they said, I got paid twice already.

Caveman said:
The clicks you get are paid on top of this amount.
You either get paid for clicks or unique count, depend on which generated more. So if you have like 100 uniques that makes $.40, but if you get like 7 clicks or more that earn you more than $.40, like $1.93, then $1.93 is what you earned. They do not combine them.
domainhop.com said:
DomainHop pays the greater of RPM (Revenue Per 1,000 unique impressions) or RPC (Revenue Per Click), which ever makes you more money.
 
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Do NOT use paid to read email sites, auto suefs, or anything else where you will get a spike in your traffic. This flags your account and they WILL lock it. Also do not move a domain to them then move it away without removing the domain from your account. This will also flag your account.
 
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Actually I had 11 domains with Domainhop and got about $1.90 in two months, mostly from a typo domain. With their $50.00 minimum payout, doubt if I'll ever see the money at that rate. I moved a couple newer ones over to Sedo and got 2 or 3 clicks already (where I got 0 on DomainHop). The strange thing is though that the typo one that was doing well at DomainHop isn't doing zip at Sedo now. Guess I shouldn't have moved that one. I'd say $2.50 in 4 days ain't too bad to start off with.
 
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so far i have $4.48 in like 3-5 days i've been there, i guess thats good enough, and thats with DomainHop
 
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