DomainHop, Sedo, or Afternic?

[navpros]

I know there are many threads going on about pretty much the same questions I have and I have read most of them, but thought I would start a new one so that I might be able to get some fast responses.

I parked about 10 names at at DomainHop. Made a little cash, but I decided to test them at sedo and for past several days making more at sedo now than I was at DH in half the time. Simply getting more clicks. I am interested in learning of your experiences. Which parking programs do you prefer and why?

I have not completely made my mind up who I want to park my names with on a long-term basis. Please share your experiences by comparing Afternic, Sedo, and DomainHop parking only.

Thanks in advance for your replies.

 

[netPH]

most of my parked domains works at DH....... they pay CPM and PPC..... i earn thru CPM on my non-english names and earn nicely for english traffic on PPC (tho CTR is very low).... whilst sedo doesn't pay for CPM... only PPC (but CTR is above average high IMO at sedo)... i've NO IDEA about afternic's parking program

 

[navpros]

most of my parked domains works at DH....... they pay CPM and PPC..... i earn thru CPM on my non-english names and earn nicely for english traffic on PPC (tho CTR is very low).... whilst sedo doesn't pay for CPM... only PPC (but CTR is above average high IMO at sedo)... i've NO IDEA about afternic's parking program

I have also noticed that Sedo CTR seems higher than anywhere I have previously had my names parked. Thanks for the reply.

 

[netPH]

I have also noticed that Sedo CTR seems higher than anywhere I have previously had my names parked. Thanks for the reply.

Agree..... probably because of it's clean landing pages and without thoes annoying popups.....and also..... relevant google ad links :imho:

 

[navpros]

Agree..... probably because of it's clean landing pages and without thoes annoying popups.....and also..... relevant google ad links :imho:

Good points. An example of one domain I have been switching back and forth.

DomainHop - 30 days - $1.86 revenue earned.
Sedo - 4 days - $2.45 earned.

Big difference.

 

[netPH]

Good points. An example of one domain I have been switching back and forth.

DomainHop - 30 days - $1.86 revenue earned.
Sedo - 4 days - $2.45 earned.

Big difference.

Yup..... 1thousand KM far considering CTR

I had a domain about "handball" on DH and it should show "sports" related ads.... but i dunno why i still see ads related to TV satellite dishes stuffs :lol:

I park most of my domains thoes are not targetted (and probably without any target market whatsoever) and they still earn decently on uniques per CPM alone....... thoes domains with chinese traffic I still love DH

 

[navpros]

Yeah, for-the-record, I still believe DomainHop is a wonderful place for parking. I have moved most of my revenue names to Sedo and as you mentioned, leaving some of my "general" names at DH. I love options.

 

[lind]

I use sedo for non-english names and DH for US traffic names. Sedo CTRs are way higher. I have many names with 20-40% CTR at sedo, nowhere near this at DH, but DH pays for raw traffic too, so some names work better there. Unfortunately, using different PPC companies for different names seems to be the only way to make all your names earn at their maximums.

 

[navpros]

I use sedo for non-english names and DH for US traffic names. Sedo CTRs are way higher. I have many names with 20-40% CTR at sedo, nowhere near this at DH, but DH pays for raw traffic too, so some names work better there. Unfortunately, using different PPC companies for different names seems to be the only way to make all your names earn at their maximums.

Agreed. Anyone know how difficult it is to get approved for adsense through google? I have never applied. Just wondering if adsense could be integrated into a Domain Seller Pro site. I have a few names )primarily the ones I sell in forums etc listed at http://domains.namefactor.com and was just wondering if it would be possible to add adsense to that and cut out the middleman so-to-speak. Any thoughts?