Domain blocked by tier 1 provider.. any alternative?

[gpmc]

I have a domain which was doing fine at ParkingCrew but is now blocked by the tier 1 provider. The reason is apparently 'low quality traffic' (PC wrote it's either that or copyright issues, but there are none of those).

It's hardly making a dime with tier 2, so I'm hoping there's a parking service that uses a different 'tier 1' (I'm assuming ParkingCrew, Bodis, DomainSponsor all use Google as tier 1, as the domain is now blocked in all of them).

Any ideas on where to go?

 

[Jeff Weller]

We have some fail lists that monetize well with Skenzo but you may need more than 1 domain to get an account opened.

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

My average ZeroClick (Tier2) RPM at ParkingCrew is ~$5...

 

[jamesau]

Are you trying to sell the domain or just make revenue?

Either best to develop a one-page with AdSense or redirect the domain to a sales page and increase your chances of selling.

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

Either best to develop a one-page with AdSense

It is blocked by Google - so AdSense is blocked as well.

 

[jamesau]

I've never had much luck with monetizing undeveloped domains so can't help much more. But if you're trying to sell the domain I'd suggest just having as a sales page if it's not making money anyway.

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

It's hardly making a dime with tier 2

If traffic is quality and from TOP countries - you can get a very good RPM using ZeroClick (Tier2)... up to ~$100...
This is from my own experience.

If your Tier2 RPM is very low (~$1 or below) - then your traffic is really bad... or even iFrame-traffic (and Google usually bans iFrame-domains).

 

[frank-germany]

if you have us traffic or german traffic
I might buy it

 

[gpmc]

I do have mostly US traffic but the tier 2 income amounts to nothing. I've tried various affiliate redirects as well in the past, it didn't yield much. I'm trying a couple more affiliate offers and I'll also try Skenzo, if they accept me. If all that fails I'll try to sell it. It's a good name so I'll try to get a few thousands for it. If I can't, I'll just keep at it until I manage to find a good buyer or until I die, whichever comes first.