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Welcome to the OFFICIAL PARKED.COM thread!
Welcome to the OFFICIAL PARKED.COM thread!
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Seabass said:Oops....I should have said four years ago it was at $13. I'm spending too much time buying domains apparently and lost two years of my life.
I think it's a good buy, even if the company did happen to suck, there are in a great position to capitalize on Internet advertising which is poised to triple as a whole by 2011. I's going to be nearly impossible to not make some cash with those conditions.
There are probably better investments, however, than Yahoo for the next year as they are projecting flat earnings for this year. Maybe a buy in 2009.
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sags said:To save me going through 214 pages on this thread, can someone enlighten me as to "affiliates" on a parked page?
Is it allowed?
If it is allowed, how do you do it?
Out of interest, I stuck the "code" in and it didn't work....just showed the code.
So, I tend to think it isn't allowed.
Am I right?
Thanks in advance.
Donny said:Sorry I was off visiting family this weekend, so I didn't have much time to even read my email. The MSFT/Yahoo breakup is good and bad. The stock will probably dive tomorrow. And Yahoo will probably start working with Google somehow. But hopefully only as backfill and international traffic that they currently don't support.
epasport - I have no idea what you have been babbling about at this point. Please send me a PM with who you are talking about and I will take a look at it. Just for your information, I terminated one of the head guys at Google two weeks ago for clicking on his own domains and two of our employees in the past 6 months.
Self Clicking as we call it is all about volume. Volume can mean many things, but let's say you have 10 domains and you click out 5 times on each of those 10 domains today, you probably won't be around long. If you click out 3 times on a mesothelioma keyword, you probably won't be around long either. Mother's Day is coming up, and I used this example last year. If somebody where buying their mother some flowers and they clicked out on a link or so, it's not that big of a deal. We know who you are and we can track that information. It's the other people who cause all of the problems.
Donny
Donny said:The MSFT/Yahoo breakup is good and bad. The stock will probably dive tomorrow.
Donny
Seabass said:I forgot how to do it though ; I saw Netmeg and Donny explain it once or twice here but I have never tried it myself. I remember them saying something about how you just can't add it as raw code, you must add it as...... blah, blah, blah. Maybe one of them will answer in the morning, or you could maybe just PM one of them.
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I'll bet many shareholders must be furious with the management decision. It will take a very long time for the stock to get back to $33, which is what MSFT offered on Saturday, that's if it ever gets back to that price!DnPresident said:According to Bloomberg.com ..... The company will continue to expand search advertising sales while improving its display advertising business, he said.
Yahoo fell 21 percent in early trading after the software maker scrapped the bid because executives failed to agree on the price.
Netmeg, can you remember how far back this was discussed in more detail. I can't seem to find it.netmeg said:In the content editor, you first have to add the image of the banner, and then add the affiliate code as the hyperlink for the image. You can't just place HTML for whole shmear in.
I think it was first discussed round about here:GILSAN said:Netmeg, can you remember how far back this was discussed in more detail. I can't seem to find it.
GIL
and it's been discussed a few times since then as well. I think my method works well but it doesn't seem to be the most popular method in the worldCoolMark said:This should work, it worked for me:
Copy the affiliate code from the window that the network gives you.
Paste it into an empty Notepad window and save that with a .html extension.
Then open it in your browser, select all and copy.
Then you can just paste it into your Parked window.
That'll definitely work (maybe...)
Thanks CoolMark. Will give it a try soon. Are you still using CJ?CoolMark said:I think it was first discussed round about here:
http://www.namepros.com/326844-parked-com-125.html#post2477651
and it's been discussed a few times since then as well. I think my method works well but it doesn't seem to be the most popular method in the world
GILSAN said:Thanks CoolMark. Will give it a try soon. Are you still using CJ?
GIL
NamePros doesnt allow linking to any parking pages in sigs.FGclips said:Are we allowed to have a list our sites that're parked with parked.com in our siggies? With links?
~ Cyberian ~ said:NamePros doesnt allow linking to any parking pages in sigs.
Cy
thebutler said:Cy, Wondering about this. I can't find reference to this policy anywhere in the FAQs (I searched the FAQs with the term signature). Using your sig to help get a parked page indexed is helpful when you've spent some time adding content (Parked and Bodis are examples).
I've had some luck with parked pages doing well in Yahoo and MSN search results so having some Namepros backlinks would be helpful.
Again no offence implied but I can't find reference to your comment.
Thanks
db
the butler - two months ago parked is giving permission to link your parked page in your sign, but after arbitrage is not allowed from parked , including sdx(starter of this thread) delete their domains from sign.You can write your domain's name in your sign like sdx ,I think it is allowed because sdx's account is not terminated by Parked.Look at sdx's message.thebutler said:Cy, Wondering about this. I can't find reference to this policy anywhere in the FAQs (I searched the FAQs with the term signature). Using your sig to help get a parked page indexed is helpful when you've spent some time adding content (Parked and Bodis are examples).
I've had some luck with parked pages doing well in Yahoo and MSN search results so having some Namepros backlinks would be helpful.
Again no offence implied but I can't find reference to your comment.
Thanks
db
dazed101 said:quick question, does parked charge for direct deposits?
thanks
netmeg said:I have over 500 domains at Parked, and I really don't think they're *all* crap, yet, I don't get but one or two clicks a day, and that's on a GOOD day. Often I don't get any clicks at all. When I go look for my domains in the search engines, they rarely appear anymore. They're indexed, but they don't show up in the first 1000 results for searches, and that's whether or not they have content. They used to, but they don't anymore. My US traffic (which used to be 80%+) has dropped down to less than 1% according to the traffic analysis.
I'm having the exact same experience at Fabulous, Revenue Direct, Bodis and pretty much anywhere else.
I think the main thing that has changed is that there's really no (legitimate and/or approved) way to gain and maintain traffic anymore, unless you have really good type-ins. And it's *hard* to get really good type-ins.
There are other changes that have been made at the Yahoo and Google level as far as their advertising programs that I'm sure are affecting the domain industry as well. (Google just allowed its advertisers to exclude ads from parked domains on the search and content network, and from what I hear, many advertisers did just that)
The forces here are pretty much all beyond my control; all I can adjust at this point are my expectations - I originally bought the domains for their future resale value, not so much to monetize with parking, and also as a write-off against the income from my developed sites, and that's what I have to keep reminding myself. If I make a little money on parking now, that's great. But I no longer expect to.