Parking Affiliate Programs - Any Luck?

[tnitty]

Does anyone make money off parking co. affiliate programs? It seems like it would have been a pretty good way to make money back in the day, when the domain-parking industry was new. But now that it's a fairly mature industry, and most of the people with good domain portfolios have already parked their domains, I would imagine it's tough to make any money.

I'm wondering if it's worth my while to even bother referring people when most newbies or others looking for parking co's probably have crappy portfolios -- and 10% (or whatever the avg. payout is) of crap is not much.

I guess I'm wondering: Is anyone out there having any luck with new referrals (i.e., not dividends you're earning from good referrals you made back in the day)?

Thanks

 

[CoolMark]

New domainers can become very experienced domainers with good domains that do earn big money.

If you refer someone who's got crap domains now, but in the futere he gets some good ones and builds a business, you will be earning an income related to his income. If you've referred loads and loads of people there's more chance of it happening.

I refer people because I like to be helpful and it may pay off in the future.

But to answer your question, no, I don't earn anything at the moment from the referrals I've been making.

 

[forrestno1]

the problem is not how many good quality refs you have got,it is how many people can make big money in pk industry.

the man who have good domains dont need to be refed,they all know where to park their domains.

 

[Datalife]

Never had any luck in referring people to parking affiliate programs. I think it's because many were never domainers in the first place.

So, they have to become domainers and then go find good domains to park, in the first place. It's a long process. And that's assuming they have good domains, not crappy ones.

By that time, I think the cookie has long expired in their computer or got deleted....

So, it's a waste of time trying to refer people for parking programs IMHO.