Driving traffic to parked domains

[bluebox]

I know not a single parking company allows you to post links to your domains (correct me if I'm wrong)
But what about just text e.g.. you have "DomainName.com" in your forum signature.
Someone could copy&paste it and it would be seen as "typein".
The only problem I see could be with unnatural traffic, for example 10-20 uniques per day, then spike to 250 uniques (if you post a controversial comment of something).

Is that forbidden too?

 

[zaki.ahmed]

I know not a single parking company allows you to post links to your domains (correct me if I'm wrong)
But what about just text e.g.. you have "DomainName.com" in your forum signature.
Someone could copy&paste it and it would be seen as "typein".
The only problem I see could be with unnatural traffic, for example 10-20 uniques per day, then spike to 250 uniques (if you post a controversial comment of something).

Is that forbidden too?

If you have 100$-300$ high cpc keyword then even 1 converting visitor as unnaturally is not good

 

[Hypersot]

Let's say some random namepros user tells you that it's ok. What are you going to do, start posting your domains in your signature?

What I'm trying to say is that, it's way better if you ask the parking company you park you domains with.
If you don't know which of the parking companies allow such a feature then start asking every one of them.

No user will tell you what a certain parking company's policies are and be 100% sure.

just my opinion

 

[biggie]

I know not a single parking company allows you to post links to your domains (correct me if I'm wrong)
But what about just text e.g.. you have "DomainName.com" in your forum signature.
Someone could copy&paste it and it would be seen as "typein".
The only problem I see could be with unnatural traffic, for example 10-20 uniques per day, then spike to 250 uniques (if you post a controversial comment of something).

Is that forbidden too?

Hi

basically "driving" traffic to a parked domain is against TOS of many ppc's

here's TOS from sedo:
https://sedo.com/us/about-us/policies/rules-for-domain-parkers/


imo....

 

[hippoking]

I know everyone will say it violate many parking providers TOS.

However I know some guys who send paid traffic to parking page. And lots of providers will accept email traffic to parking page as email has very good traffic quality

 

[Hypersot]

I know everyone will say it violate many parking providers TOS.

However I know some guys who send paid traffic to parking page. And lots of providers will accept email traffic to parking page as email has very good traffic quality

I actually didn't say that hippoking. What I suggested is, instead of listening to anyone else, just start your own research by trying out different companies.

Domaineering is about personal research above all

 

[biggie]

I know everyone will say it violate many parking providers TOS.

However I know some guys who send paid traffic to parking page. And lots of providers will accept email traffic to parking page as email has very good traffic quality

the guys you say you know, who you say are sending paid traffic to parked pages, are the same mo-fo's who will fuck up a good thing, for er'body else.

imo....

 

[nomen]

Kinda related: Read from somewhere that as much as 20% of ad/traffic based revenue is manipulated somehow but as it's already part of the overall circulation of money & traffic, none of the parties, Google included, want to do anything about it as long as everything is business as usual.

 

[baseballworld]

Basically they look for a pattern and how well the traffic converts. My CTR is constantly above 20%. But apparently it converts well and is consistent type in traffic.

 

[hippoking]

the guys you say you know, who you say are sending paid traffic to parked pages, are the same mo-fo's who will fuck up a good thing, for er'body else.

imo....

Well, maybe you dont know, some google feeds do allow paid traffic as long as it has good quality.