PARKED.COM - Official Thread!

[TOXX]

Hi,

Welcome to the OFFICIAL PARKED.COM thread!

 

[Avo19]

What, they dont like publicity?

It's part of the agreement you sign. No publicity.

 

[Shasta]

Hi, I have an account at Parked with about 600 names but I only make a couple dollars a month. I think my problem is that my domains need to be optimized. Yet, I cannot optimize them automatically because most of my domains do not make any sense.

Here is an example of the types of domains that I'm working with. Let's take oyzt.com, I haven't got a clue what an oyzt is. However, up until now I've left the domain unoptimized and hoping that If I'm lucky, some really terrible speller, a non native english speaking person or someone really wasted may type it into their browser, and end up on a generic page. This approach isn't working very well and not many advertisers are bidding on the keyword oyzt.

Oyzt.com does sound kind of like oyster. I could choose oyster as my keyword but that's pretty vague.

1. Would it be better to use a phrase like pearl oysters.

2. Do I type the phrase like this "pearl oysters" or like this pearl+oysters.

3. How do I type two phrases, do I put a comma between the two phases or leave spaces.

4. How do I seperate keywords - spaces or commas.

5. What is the ideal number of keywords or phrases.

Thank you for your help!!!!

 

[Spade]

It's part of the agreement you sign. No publicity.

Thats peculiar, wouldn't you say?

 

[Avo19]

Thats peculiar, wouldn't you say?

It sits well with me

 

[Mike]

It sits well with me

If they don't like publicity, how would anyone find them other than by accident?

M.

 

[Avo19]

If they don't like publicity, how would anyone find them other than by accident?

M.

As I posted earlier, it's referral only.

 

[mrizos]

It's part of the agreement you sign. No publicity.

Then why are u talking about it..........

 

[Avo19]

Then why are u talking about it..........

nm...

 

[John Doe]

Here is an example of the types of domains that I'm working with. Let's take oyzt.com, I haven't got a clue what an oyzt is. However, up until now I've left the domain unoptimized and hoping that If I'm lucky, some really terrible speller, a non native english speaking person or someone really wasted may type it into their browser, and end up on a generic page. This approach isn't working very well and not many advertisers are bidding on the keyword oyzt.

Oyzt.com does sound kind of like oyster. I could choose oyster as my keyword but that's pretty vague.

1. Would it be better to use a phrase like pearl oysters.

2. Do I type the phrase like this "pearl oysters" or like this pearl+oysters.

3. How do I type two phrases, do I put a comma between the two phases or leave spaces.

4. How do I seperate keywords - spaces or commas.

5. What is the ideal number of keywords or phrases.

If you want to optimize for "oyster", I would recommend just "oyster" as master keyword and leave place for meta keywords empty - system will choose them automatically. Use "oyster" also in customized page title and write meta description which includes some related keyword phrases.

 

[jabier]

Don't know if anyone has posted this, but it looks like yahoo's board will reject MS's offer.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8UN0LIO1&show_article=1

With Google help, of course, .. lol :D

I read somewhere that Google's Eric Schmidt is offering some help to Jerry Yang, for rejecting MS offer.

Let's see what's next then.

 

[rickkumar]

Has anyone done arb using goog to a 1-click lander? In other words, is it ok to send traffic to a 1-click lander using goog?

 

[packrat]

Has anyone done arb using goog to a 1-click lander? In other words, is it ok to send traffic to a 1-click lander using goog?

Yes, no problem. I've been doing it for a long time.

 

[GILSAN]

Don't know if anyone has posted this, but it looks like yahoo's board will reject MS's offer.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8UN0LIO1&show_article=1

Yahoo obviously wants a better offer. 1 year ago Microsoft offered $40 a share and were rejected so this offer of $31 is not tempting enough, even though Yahoo is in a more fragile situation at the moment. I think Microsoft will up the offer!

GIL

 

[rickkumar]

Thanks packrat.

 

[Spade]

Has anyone done arb using goog to a 1-click lander? In other words, is it ok to send traffic to a 1-click lander using goog?

Thats really all Ive been having success with. Im not bringing in enough traffic from Google to warrant a 2 clicker.

 

[cheezecake]

some of my higest CTRis with a 2 click lander and higer RPC as well

 

[biohammer]

I do better with two click landers as well

 

[indowebber]

Dear Donny,

Im a new comer in parked.com And actually i have many stupid question after i have reading carefully all FAQ in parked.com.
I have joined in parked at this time... And by this post, i know maybe many people have a question, but i have seen some of youre account manager taking long time to reply my question by email. I know i can ask you here. But i want to be more private. Just want to asked.
What time for account manager have been reply our mail.
most of my question is more than 36 hours. is it normal. If yes, ill keep to follow. thank you for reading my post and understand for my question and decision.

regards,
Math

 

[Donny]

Math - On the weekends many account managers, take the weekend off. Some check mail once a day on the weekends and some don't check it at all. That really is there responsibility.

Donny

 

[GILSAN]

I wonder why this thread is practically asleep today :zzz: . Is it because everyone is having a great day in the revenue department?

GIL