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Money with ND, by clicks right and not views?
I have a bit more views than clicks, so and please explain. New 2 this.

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You wanna know about NameDrive right? :)

Views is the amount of views your site is getting in the specified time period.
Clicks is the number of clicks.
CTR is the click through ratio (views/clicks).
Avg PPC is average pay per click - the average amount of money you're making from clicks
RPM is revenue per thousand views.

You get paid for clicks not views.
 
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Only clicks earn you money
 
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^Thanks, he clarified that.
 
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How do you get clicks?
 
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People who vist your page click on links if they find them interesting
 
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try to optimised ur keywords related to ur domain name..
 
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your keywords can make ur number of clicks go up ... try using some good keywords.
 
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Hey, don't forget to improve the content of the site. That may help a lot.
 
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never click on the ads yourself or buy traffic etc.....this would be against the TOS of most parking programs. and of course, there are ways of finding out if you do so. just thought this would be useful input for you...
 
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mini sites

i recommend you build sites for all of your domains. If a page makes money parked, it would probably make more as a website.
 
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