Domain Marketers Network Now In Beta Stage

[domainpark]

Hi All

Domain Marketers Network now goes to live beta starting 06/07

The next frontier is domain parking is now a reality

We offer the only program that intends to bring domainers and advertisers together in one program.

We offering the following for domainers:

1 Or 2 Click Landers

Keyword Selection.

Custom Content On The Landing Pages.

No Min Payment Terms.

High Paying Keywords

Acct Upgrades As High As 90%







We offer the following for any advertiser:

Competitive Keyword Rates

High Conversion Ratios.

Get Started With As Little As $25.

Bids Start As Low As Only 5 c






FUTURE PLANS:

Contextual Advertising

Website Hosting

Domain Registration


So help domainers help themselves with this one of a kind parking co.

This is the link to the site to signup:

http://www.domainmarketersnetwork.com

Signup park some domains and lets make history with the co.

Jeff

 

[Jake]

All fixed

 

[domainpark]

Awesome!

Ill join, and post a short review here afterwards

Edit://

I think Ill wait for a little while, until your site is a little further developed.
On the signup page, (which is un-encrypted) it is asking me for my tax information, and I don't personally feel comfortable entering this, (on a new site).

I also had a little trouble understanding the sign-up.

But good luck!
Ill bookmark it and check on it every once in a while

-Jake

EDIT:

This is now taken care of

 

[better]

nice ,I am fine ,Who is your upstream providers?

 

[domainpark]

nice ,I am fine ,Who is your upstream providers?

We currently have a few 2nd level feeds for starters

I am working on getting a xml that will have the top level advertisers

That will hopefully get installed next week.

 

[vbigdeli]

Seems to be Yahoo(net 45)

 

[domainpark]

Seems to be Yahoo(net 45)

My main provider will be paying me net 45 yes

When the site gets where I want it to go that will become a net 5-10

That's when we start getting the advertising income.

The net 45 terms is just to cover the site.

 

[netmeg]

I tried it, but to be honest, it was too hard for me to read, so I had to pull my domains out. Did you reformat the styles and colors?

 

[domainpark]

I tried it, but to be honest, it was too hard for me to read, so I had to pull my domains out. Did you reformat the styles and colors?

Hi meg

I had someone edit the main part of the site where the manage domain section is.

Login and let me know if that's where the concern was.

There is now another section for adding content.

 

[domainpark]

Post edited

 

[has2hands]

Jeff,

I just wanna wish you "good luck" in your new business venture. Don't give up!

Paul

 

[WGS_Thunder]

application email sent. best wishes

 

[domainpark]

application email sent. best wishes

Acct Approved

Thanks for the wishes!

Jeff,

I just wanna wish you "good luck" in your new business venture. Don't give up!

Paul

Thanks Paul

Apprecited!!!

 

[Fragger]

It's a great idea what you are trying to do. However, just some friendly advice.....

You should definitely clean up your site and make it look more professional. It seems as though the core of your system is going to rely on outside advertisers signing up with the program, and they will be much more likely to give your company a shot if you clean up your page and make it look a little cleaner and thought out. For instance, on the front page, things as simple as the justification of text, text style, and contrast from the background color and text color should be addressed. First impressions and image mean everything in the success of your online endeavors, especially when trying to attract your first customers.

Second, the most important thing to people parking their domains with you is going to be revenue. You might want to assess the 50-75% revenue share part. (as is currently stated on the site) 50% is an extremely low figure for the industry. From all the companies I have parked with, it seems the average for most parking companies is around 70%. Of course, it all depends on how much that "50%" really pays out, but nonetheless, I feel this is far below the norm and may discourage many people from giving your program a shot.

Good luck with your program though, and it is nice to see some initiative for a new idea.

 

[domainpark]

It's a great idea what you are trying to do. However, just some friendly advice.....

You should definitely clean up your site and make it look more professional. It seems as though the core of your system is going to rely on outside advertisers signing up with the program, and they will be much more likely to give your company a shot if you clean up your page and make it look a little cleaner and thought out. For instance, on the front page, things as simple as the justification of text, text style, and contrast from the background color and text color should be addressed. First impressions and image mean everything in the success of your online endeavors, especially when trying to attract your first customers.

Second, the most important thing to people parking their domains with you is going to be revenue. You might want to assess the 50-75% revenue share part. (as is currently stated on the site) 50% is an extremely low figure for the industry. From all the companies I have parked with, it seems the average for most parking companies is around 70%. Of course, it all depends on how much that "50%" really pays out, but nonetheless, I feel this is far below the norm and may discourage many people from giving your program a shot.

Good luck with your program though, and it is nice to see some initiative for a new idea.

Hi

I welcome all comments and appreciate whats said.

In ref to the design

I do in fact intend on hiring a professional designer to accomplish a complete redesign.

The 50% is a starter level. And when the long term goal kicks in a 50% of what the advertiser actually pays is very nice and hopefully very lucrative for a starter level.

Most everyone who signed in pre beta I moved to a 70% level and I have other marketing aspects of the site that have not been disclosed as of yet.

Jeff

 

[domainpark]

Ok

We gotta get some excitement going

Yesterday even with the few 2nd level feeds we have we got these 2 nice clicks

$1.97 Insurance Related Click
$1.20 On Accounting Related Click

Thats what a domainer got in his acct

So come on over, park some domains. make some cash.

 

[domainpark]

Very Important Update:

Hi Everyone

I just sent this to everyone in the program

For those who do not check their emails that often I am also posting this:


06/14 Update Domains Marketers Network

Hi Everyone

I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend.

First of all I'd like to thank everyone who has joined the program so far. Any new start company is going to take time and this company is no exception.

I am going to offer some incentives in the coming weeks to entice some traffic. That will most likely come in like 2 weeks or so

I need to go in for a surgery this coming monday and will most likely go offline for approx 2 weeks.

I had a angiogram yesterday and well it was not good news. I am having a triple bypass and from what I am told recovery can take 6-8 weeks.

I work from the home so recovery will hopefully only take 2 weeks for me to at least get online.

So if anyone needs assistance in the next 2 weeks or so most likely it will have to wait. I am starting this program solo with no asst's at least for now. The plan is to hire customer service later as the site grows.

Any well wishes and prayers are always welcome. I know my wife and kiddos are a wreck so any prayers for them are also welcome.

I will talk to everyone is approx 2 weeks. Pls keep the domain traffic coming!!!



Jeff

 

[johname]

Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family Jeff

 

[netmeg]

Good luck. If it helps at all, my mother had the same thing over Christmas of 2001, a triple bypass that ended up being a quintuple bypass, and she's better than ever now; walks between two and five miles a day, and will probably outlive me.

 

[discovernow]

Jeff,

My father had the same thing and since he recovered he has had more energy in 20 years, works-out everyday and he is in his 70's. My prayers I with you and your family but in the long-run after recovery you will feel better than before.

Thanks, Jim