Just parked. A lot of traffic. I'm new. Help

[Greg]

Hi I just parked a newly acquired domain with Sedo. I have received 117 views all from France in just 5 days that I had this parked. 0 clicks :td:

Any advice?

 

[irishmat]

optimise it with french ads, cant say what keywords without knowing the name

 

[Greg]

The domain name is xj1.org.

Thanks again

 

[Kate]

French traffic does not convert well at Sedo because of the 2-click lander system. This is specific to French traffic.

 

[Greg]

Any other advice on how to capture this traffic?

 

[JesusFreak]

Slap a site yourself and put your own ads..

 

[essejaygee]

I took a look at the site at the internet archive...looks like it was some sort of advice and support blog type thing for Linux users. Those records are from 2004, see them at http://web.archive.org/web/*/xj1.org/* I don't know if that's your traffic (site was in english), but it's a start. Good luck :tu:

 

[ncdns1]

set keywords

 

[bojianh]

You could optimize it with Linux ads then. High paying keywords like data recovery perhaps?

 

[weblord]

23 visitors a day is not a lot of traffic.
development with content is the way to go.

 

[mozzeratti]

I took a look at the site at the internet archive...looks like it was some sort of advice and support blog type thing for Linux users. Those records are from 2004, see them at http://web.archive.org/web/*/xj1.org/* I don't know if that's your traffic (site was in english), but it's a start. Good luck :tu:

You could optimize it with Linux ads then. High paying keywords like data recovery perhaps?

These are great suggestions.
I think it would profit you to first do a little bit of research and find out if this is the source of the French traffic.

Since most of your traffic is currently French, you will want to offer content that is relevant to that demographic.

SEDO may not be the right fit for your specific traffic.
Either find decent parking sites that are "French Friendly" or
put up your own content.

You'll likely do best with the latter.

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