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Donny said:I still don't know of any parking company that allows iframes. This wasn't my decision it was our providers who said no iframes.
And since I don't know exactly what your username was it's hard for me to really look at the circumstances. It could have been 2 years ago, it could have been because how you implemented the iframes. I really don't know.
All I can tell you is that I personally sent something to Yahoo about stockmaster.com and they gave the domain approval to use them.
Donny
Donny said:I first found out about stockmaster.com when they put it up for auction. I saw how they were using iframes to deliver other content, and I didn't want to just up and terminate this guy because of one domain. I contacted Yahoo and they said they would allow this one to test the waters. Since they we have allowed a few others on random occasions, and so far stockmaster.com is the only one that has worked. I will say that he makes 50% less today with iframes than he did before.
Donny
IntelBank said:Good question!
Donny, can you shed some light on this type of UI? That's certainly a different presentation than the usual parked.com site. Parked.com test site maybe?
IB
hitchhiker said:the guy probably makes more than the 50% lost click revenue through his affiliate banner (which parked would not get a commission)
Donny, is affiliate banners allowed? (without using an iframe)
random note, the stockmaster.com site didnt get sold for 6x revenue probably because its not mostly type in traffic. Looks like its an expired domain with lots of backlinks. Referall traffic are generally valued less by investors/savvy buyers.
AlphaBeta7 said:Guys i have a question. Ive been a member of parked.com for many years now. And for the most part Ive never had problems... And Ive never ever had ANY problems with payments or money owed or anything like that. But in the past few months ive been making about $2500 on one domain in a months time, every single month. I would like to add MORE domains to parked.com simply for that reason alone lol, but when i had a recent discussion with someone they urged me not to add my new domains to parked. They had heard some "rumors" about people making too much money from parked.com and they got their accounts deleted. Now me, I dont personally put too much thought into this because we all know from belonging to other sites that when people do illegal things or break TOS and then they get suspended or deleted, they get pissed off and decide to spread nasty things about the program/company. But im just wondering if there really is ANY truth to this rumor. Ive tried many other parking programs and like this one the best for MANY reasons. I just want to know if i really have anything to be worrying about, or if I should just go ahead and add my domains. What do you guys think?
Donny said:If you have a lot of international traffic your RPC may be lower starting on Dec 3/4 because of a change in our secondary provider is calculating revenue now.
Donny
zurcsdomains said:My domains have finally been indexed with google and for these past two months my traffic has been climbing and after some optimization of my domains my CTR has also risen, I have had a very good experience with parked.com and it only seems to be getting better.
Donny said:If you have a lot of international traffic your RPC may be lower starting on Dec 3/4 because of a change in our secondary provider is calculating revenue now.
Donny
IntelBank said:Donny,
i'm not sure whether that's been asked already. I added (massive) content on ToursOfJapan.com and Hemoglobin.us to test the effect. Now, I wonder whether SEs are indexing my content, which would (hopefully) result in higher ranking? Can you give me some insight into that?
Thanks in advance,
IB
NickRac said:Donny
Just wondering...
I have a number of .IN names with obviously all .IN traffic. The feeds coming from the providers are OBVIOUSLY intended for Indian users...
For example they keyword "SBI Credit Card" - SBI meaning State Bank of India - obviously this would only be valuable to an Indian user - why would I get less money for a click from a person from India compared to someone from the U.S.? A U.S. citizen can't even apply for an SBI Card.
If the ads are targeting people from a certain country, why would RPC drop? Makes no sense to me...
DADomains said:Donny, I think I am encountering some of the international dilemma being talked about lately.
After leaving Bodis almost three weeks ago I moved most of my domains to Parked. I took the time to tweak some of the settings and started to see some promising traffic.
But one thing I noticed is that a lot of my traffic is from Brazil and that the final RPC numbers posted are much lower than the estimates from the prior day. Sometimes the estimates are as high as 25c to 15c and then the final numbers go down to around 4c. Ouch.
Am I to just assume then that if my traffic is mostly international I am going to see a nosedive in the final figures? Anything I can do about that within Parked?
Another thing I noticed is that the last few days have shown a steady decline in visitors and clicks, even though I thought the opposite would happen, now that I can see Google has indexed my sites.
At Bodis I was getting over 5k/month clicks with my domains but from the recent numbers I will be lucky o get around 3k/month at Parked.com. I am thinking that that your guys filter visitors differently that Bodis. Which could explain the trouble they were having?
Anyway, just rambling at this point and seeing if you or anywhere else has any insight or suggestions on any of this. Thanks.