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Develop, Ad/Park or Both?

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Hi All,

As I start working on my first domains I am curious to know if it is possible or even advisable to both park and develope a domain at the same time. By this I mean can we park a domain to generate possible ad revenue and develop a site at the same time? Do PPC services allow us to add content and graphics around their adspace??

Appreciate your thoughts.

John
 
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Not that I know of.
 
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trafficz allows you to add text
 
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I would suggest not to park domains if you intend to develop them at the same time.
 
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Park it first. Don't want to stop revenue.

Develop it locally. Find the host and host it. Do some SEO. that's it.
 
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U can park it intially but after u develop a site for it then just host it somewhere else..
 
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really depends on the domains you have ? keywords ?
 
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A useful article which may help you is listed on top line of my signature

a couple of useful sites also
minisite.info <<< creating a small website or minisite
adsensesite.info << creating a small site with google adsense ads
 
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Thanks everyone, I appreciate the feedback.
John
 
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try my 1plus.net - closest you'll get, i guess
 
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Barefoot, Appreciate the artical/example links - very helpful.

Badger, I placed a couple DNs with 1plus.net and I am getting a feel for it. Indeed, thank you for your quick email response on my questions over at 1plus.
 
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