It's Google's problem

[thetrafficman]

It's Google's problem.
They refuse to distinguish between genuine parked traffic and fake arbitrage traffic in their calculations.
After arbitrage disappointed advertisers, Google cracked down on parked domains—which is utterly ridiculous.
Hope Google lets park make a comeback!

 

[Wesley S]

google makes $823000000 daily, i think they can afford problems. lol

 

[thetrafficman]

google makes $823000000 daily, i think they can afford problems. lol

Then let's AFD back,more EPC please.

 

[alop]

This topic reminds me of

 

[thetrafficman]

This topic reminds me of

https://domainnamewire.com/2025/09/...l-advertisers-and-devastates-parking-revenue/

 

[TjWarrior]

What are you getting guys in daily profit after 30 of September?
Not only $$ but in terms of epc or rpm without Google feed?

 

[avik34]

I try different variants.
Above.com shows about 8 usd rpm but they bought only 10% of traiffic all rest goes to PC 1.4 usd RPM on PC. But looks like Above shows lower count of unique clicks to get better RPM. And they catch best traffic i think that above.com 8 USD it's same that 1.4 RPM on PC. If domain parked direct to PC they show bigger traffic on same domain names.
In total i got same result with Above+PC and PC only. 10% of traffic on Above don't change anything.

On giant panda last day shows 3 usd RPM. I think have best result. But if you need sale landing it not vatiant because they use zeroclick.


After drop i receive only 1/7 of previous earnings
Stopped invest in domain fot traffic and drop all domain that not have potential to sale.

It's looks very bad. Parking now didn't have any sence.

 

[Eric Lyon]

Hope Google lets park make a comeback!

You could always pivot from a PPC model to an affiliate model utilizing a NamePros landing page that allows you to monetize them with affiliate links and banners yourself.

I've made $400 so far with NamePros landers in just a few months.

• $100 was a landing page sending a new customer to one of my service offerings.
• $300 was from visitors clicking and signing up to a credit card offer.

What works for one may not work for another and vice versa. but, it may be worth a shot if your PPC campaigns dried up with the claw-back of the Google AFD option.

 

[alcy]

or maybe we should all just recall what it mean to be domainer.. ie.. sell names

and concentrate on that.

rather than try fix what now is basically not a fixable system

 

[pablohc86]

You could always pivot from a PPC model to an affiliate model utilizing a NamePros landing page that allows you to monetize them with affiliate links and banners yourself.

I've made $400 so far with NamePros landers in just a few months.

• $100 was a landing page sending a new customer to one of my service offerings.
• $300 was from visitors clicking and signing up to a credit card offer.

What works for one may not work for another and vice versa. but, it may be worth a shot if your PPC campaigns dried up with the claw-back of the Google AFD option.

any further info about this?? like a guide about how to set up landers....

where also can we find a list of affiliate product/services that we can offer?
example: if i have a domain with traffic from USA that is interested in Internet/TV/Phone subscriptions , where can I find affiliates to set up a lander displaying those kind of affiliate links?

thanks

 

[Eric Lyon]

any further info about this?? like a guide about how to set up landers....

where also can we find a list of affiliate product/services that we can offer?
example: if i have a domain with traffic from USA that is interested in Internet/TV/Phone subscriptions , where can I find affiliates to set up a lander displaying those kind of affiliate links?

thanks

Great questions!

Here's the official NamePros guide for the Landing Pages: https://www.namepros.com/articles/free-landing-pages-by-namepros-parking.1168019/

Here's how I set mine up that have been converting: https://www.namepros.com/threads/do...ation-generated-100-usd.1357435/post-9422532?

Note: I recently updated my banners to be larger, added a footer and a header image now that the landers auto-resize images and have a header option. You can check any of my landing pages to see those updates (if you want)

As for affiliate options, in general, the top 6 go-to's with hundreds (if not thousands) of different niche advertising options are:

• CommissionJunction (CJ)
• InfoLinks
• Awin (Formerly ShareASale)
• ClickBank
• Rakuten advertising
• Amazon Associates

For financial related, I generally like to use referral program links from financial institutions I have used, personally, for years. Many offer programs like that to their loyal customers and have a section on their website or in app to get a link to use for referring others to their product and then offer a statement credit or check they mail you for payment. They also tend to pay a higher amount than the standard affiliate programs.

As for the specific niches you mentioned (Internet, TV and phone), you can probably find a bunch of those in a category filtered search at most the affiliate options I listed above.

You can also check with your local providers you use at home or at work to see if they have a referral program with links you can use for a higher payout than 3rd party affiliate programs offer.

 

[pablohc86]

Great questions!

Here's the official NamePros guide for the Landing Pages: https://www.namepros.com/articles/free-landing-pages-by-namepros-parking.1168019/

Here's how I set mine up that have been converting: https://www.namepros.com/threads/do...ation-generated-100-usd.1357435/post-9422532?

Note: I recently updated my banners to be larger, added a footer and a header image now that the landers auto-resize images and have a header option. You can check any of my landing pages to see those updates (if you want)

As for affiliate options, in general, the top 6 go-to's with hundreds (if not thousands) of different niche advertising options are:

• CommissionJunction (CJ)
• InfoLinks
• Awin (Formerly ShareASale)
• ClickBank
• Rakuten advertising
• Amazon Associates

For financial related, I generally like to use referral program links from financial institutions I have used, personally, for years. Many offer programs like that to their loyal customers and have a section on their website or in app to get a link to use for referring others to their product and then offer a statement credit or check they mail you for payment. They also tend to pay a higher amount than the standard affiliate programs.

As for the specific niches you mentioned (Internet, TV and phone), you can probably find a bunch of those in a category filtered search at most the affiliate options I listed above.

You can also check with your local providers you use at home or at work to see if they have a referral program with links you can use for a higher payout than 3rd party affiliate programs offer.

thanks.. there is extra work to be done to set up those pages properly.

Can you show a couple of domains set up by you?

 

[Eric Lyon]

thanks.. there is extra work to be done to set up those pages properly.

Can you show a couple of domains set up by you?

Sure, here's 3 to give you an idea:

• iW.ax
• Credit.pet
• Dot.ax

There's several more, but I use the same basic layout principles on all of them, I just make sure the content is unique to them all and targeted with keywords/phrases so they draw organic search traffic from search engines (It's nice when a landing page indexes in search engines like that)

 

[pablohc86]

Sure, here's 3 to give you an idea:

• iW.ax
• Credit.pet
• Dot.ax

There's several more, but I use the same basic layout principles on all of them, I just make sure the content is unique to them all and targeted with keywords/phrases so they draw organic search traffic from search engines (It's nice when a landing page indexes in search engines like that)

yeah i do understand better now, thanks.

btw i don't think this is the way to go for people having typo domains like MedaFire.com (typo from MediaFire.com)

 

[Eric Lyon]

yeah i do understand better now, thanks.

btw i don't think this is the way to go for people having typo domains like MedaFire.com (typo from MediaFire.com)

ONLY if the monetization and content used does not reference a known brand. The good news, is that NamePros landers are fully customizable and you don't have to worry about an automated ad system showing ads for an existing brand and creating legal issues.

You can structure your own landers to cover a completely different niche than similar brands and monetize in different niches as well.

I gravitate to the financial sector when it's a domain that I don't want any conflicting affiliate ads on. I mean, even when financial is completely unrelated to the domain being sold, who isn't interested in money, credit, or capital to reinvest?

Finance is my catch-all monetization offering to try and still capture revenue in questionable niches.

 

[Altetra]

The problem now is not only Google or ad blockers, my own ESET antivirus with Internet security now warns me when I try to go to my own domain listings or of someone else, by blocking access to the website, this is crazy, have to turn Internet protection of to be able to view the domains.

 

[Eric Lyon]

The problem now is not only Google or ad blockers, my own ESET antivirus with Internet security now warns me when I try to go to my own domain listings or of someone else, by blocking access to the website, this is crazy, have to turn Internet protection of to be able to view the domains.

Curious, does that happen with NamePros Landers?

 

[Altetra]

Curious, does that happen with NamePros Landers?

No, I think it follows the main domain, it somehow detects if it was used for phishing in the past and blocks it, this is bad, cause end users may stay away from such domains.

 

[Eric Lyon]

No, I think it follows the main domain, it somehow detects if it was used for phishing in the past and blocks it, this is bad, cause end users may stay away from such domains.

That's good news for NamePros landers then and another reason to use them

Thanks for letting me know, I use NamePros landers exclusively.

 

[Future Sensors]

it somehow detects if it was used for phishing

It's broader than that. "Parked" is a subcategory within ESET's "Web control" feature, specifically under the "Security and Malware" category.

Many corporate security solutions, in particular, allow customers to filter (block) parked pages as an entire category.