Help with SEDO parking...no clicks

[bilbo333]

I have been doing SEDO parking for a year now. MY domains have been below average to average I believe. I have been reading everything I can to improve my earnings and clicks. I have had some clicks in the past of course. I now have some decent searchable domains but I am not seeing clicks.

I do the following:

Set 3 categories.
Optimize my key word based on the language.
Search for key phrases based on my master keyword.
Set the related links to the highest searched key phrases.
Cross my fingers, try not to watch a boiling pot.

So what prompted me to finally write for help is one of my latest domains:

lipstick.cc

I am up to 42 visits not one click. 8 visits from Japan and the rest from US.


Is my biggest problem my domains?

SEDO is optimized and I am just facing the limitations of SEDO PARKING?

or it sometimes takes many visits to get a click even on a site that is set right?




some of my current:

dvdformats.net
gaminglaptopscheap.com
musicringtonesfree.com
grills.cc
gyms.cc
lipstick.cc
stools.cc
balance.cc

Sorry this is so long. Any help or advice some experienced parkers might have to offer?

Thank you

 

[mosilager]

Seems like you've done everything one can do within the limits of parking domains, you could try using different traffic parking companies to see if they have better CTR, sometimes, different landing pages convert better than others.

If this does not work, then maybe your domains don't get enough traffic to park them, try developing them into mini-sites and see if this helps!.

There's also sites like whypark where you can pre-load your domains with content they provide!

 

[phowell23]

Some sites just don't do that well with Sedo and will do better elsewhere. I have one parked domain that made about $2/day at Sedo but around $8-10/day at Bodis.

I suggest trying your domains elsewhere, mainly trying them for a few weeks at Bodis and see what the results are.

 

[bilbo333]

Thank you for the feedback. I will give some other parking sites a try.

Please keep posting if you have some good ideas or feedback for me.

 

[Kate]

Do you have traffic in the first place ?
Parking is for domains that get type-in traffic. I doubt you get a lot of type-in on .cc domains.

 

[bilbo333]

Do you have traffic in the first place ?
Parking is for domains that get type-in traffic. I doubt you get a lot of type-in on .cc domains.

Yes, I know the domains I have posted are somewhat weak. I have considered this to be a big part of the problem but I also wanted to make sure I am taking the correct steps for parking them..via SEDO.

What prompted this post though is traffic of 45 for my lipstick.cc with no clicks over a 3 day period. I know these are not huge numbers but it made me think maybe I had done something wrong or I could improve something.

Shouldn't a searchable word like "lipstick" bring clickable traffic to even a .cc domain?

Thank you for the info and posts.

 

[alien51]

Shouldn't a searchable word like "lipstick" bring clickable traffic to even a .cc domain?

"lipstick" may be a popular "searchable" word, but if Google screens out your domain from its index list, then there is no way for your domain to show up on search results.

I got 80 domains parked at SEDO before, and NONE of them shows up on Google using the "searchable" words. They only show up when people search your complete domain in quotation marks and extension. Once i removed them from SEDO and turned into a minisite, now they show up just fine on Google.

And revenues on SEDO are so ant low. Something like "0.02" cents per click (of course, i'm speaking for the rest of the majority here with kinda lame domains like me hehe). But then again, "0.02" will take you like 20 years before you can cash out? But using Adsense, the same domain earned $1.40 with just 1 click.

And i found out that even so-called "lame domain names" can generate nice revenues. All you need is content. Nice content that matches people's searches. If people are searching for "lipstick", you don't even need to have a lipstick-branded domain. A lot of domains i see show up No.1 on Google searches eventhough their domain names don't even match or has anything to do with what you are searching for -- that's because Google is matching the keywords with the "content" inside the domain, no matter how lousy the domain is.