Parked pages and search engines

[dag]

One thing I'm not quite clear on: do search engines find parked pages? So, for example, given enough time, if I park a domain with NameDrive, will it eventually show up in Google even if I didn't submit it?

 

[Badger]

One thing I'm not quite clear on: do search engines find parked pages? So, for example, given enough time, if I park a domain with NameDrive, will it eventually show up in Google even if I didn't submit it?

sure, check out domainhop, for as many park pages they create, as many get canned.... http://uk.search.yahoo.com/search?ei=UTF-8&fr=slv1-wave&p=site:domainhop.com

Mini sites are the new king

 

[zogby]

YUp

Yea hes right, go with a 5 page site over a parked page anyday. People have become so familiar with parked pages that when they see one they just assume 'oh, nothings here' and move on.

 

[randyhenson]

Yes, parking pages do get indexed by search engines but not very often. Going with 4 or 5 page mini site would be the best. If looking for a domain parking site, where your domain will be included in search engines. Try http://www.sensedrive.com

 

[Badger]

Yea hes right,.

Of course.... :lol: