Parking companies that let you buy traffic

[hitchhiker]

Anyone know which parking companies let you buy traffic from search engines?

 

[SharonTucci]

No no no. This is why those of us with LEGITIMATE traffic get penalized. Purchased traffic vis a vis arbitrage is a BAD thing.

 

[hitchhiker]

I see that active audience is doing it . . is that against the rules?

 

[slim]

I see that active audience is doing it . . is that against the rules?

It doesn't matter who is doing it, just Know that is AGAINST parking companies

 

[Dr.Lee]

I see parked is doing that

 

[Varon]

I see parked is doing that

You mean parked.com? Wow! They actually let you buy traffic? Very hard to believe.

 

[copper]

You mean parked.com? Wow! They actually let you buy traffic? Very hard to believe.

I agree.
Hard to believe especially when Google started banning
adword/adsense arbitrage.

 

[goodkarmaco]

Why do so many people keep asking this same question over and over again?.

You cannot drive traffic to a parked page. That means you cannot buy ads to get traffic to your parked pages.

If you do you will loose your account and never be able to park names with that company FOREVER!

 

[blaknite]

This is whats called "arbitrage" Do a search and read about it. There are NO partking companies that will allow this. There are no advertisers that will pay you for doing it. It is concidered fraud and may even get you into legal trouble.

Concider the visitors to your site. They click on one ad looking for a product and instead get your page full of ads. Instead of purchasing something they get upset because you gave them the run around. This hurts the advertisers and the customers. You won't make any money doing it.

 

[amarventris]

blaknite i think you hit the nose of the problem.

People with excess domains feel they are already not making money. So what do they have to lose, unless they can gain some traffy stats to burnish the nom for sale first?

 

[letutor]

Why do so many people keep asking this same question over and over again?.

You cannot drive traffic to a parked page. That means you cannot buy ads to get traffic to your parked pages.

If you do you will loose your account and never be able to park names with that company FOREVER!

Actually you are wrong. I spoke with my account manager at www.parked.com and he said that is definitely allowed. In fact here is his exact response.

"You may promote your sites online using other sites and purchased traffic such as AdWords. If you do purchase traffic we do recommend that you use one of the top tier providers such as Google, MSN, Yahoo, Ask, etc..."

However, before you do anything I would always consult your account manager. Send them a quick email.

 

[Varon]

Actually you are wrong. I spoke with my account manager at www.parked.com and he said that is definitely allowed. In fact here is his exact response.

"You may promote your sites online using other sites and purchased traffic such as AdWords. If you do purchase traffic we do recommend that you use one of the top tier providers such as Google, MSN, Yahoo, Ask, etc..."

However, before you do anything I would always consult your account manager. Send them a quick email.

This is very interesting.

 

[hitchhiker]

I hate to break this to you guys, but arbitrage is a big business . . .

marchex, creditcards.com, business.com, internet brands are all VERY LARGE companies that do this as part of their business model with sanctions from their advertising partners. . .

In the end, I just want to know how us small guys can compete with the large boys . . . no harm in asking, so please just chill out especially since parked.com allows it . . .

 

[letutor]

I agree with hitchhiker. Arbitrage is a big business and is similar to trading options on the stock market.

Whether you agree with it or not it's here and is a significant force in the market. A lot of arbi practitioners are making more money than those of us with great domain names. No reason to pretend like it doesn't exist and not take use it to our advantage.

If we use all of the monetization channels available to us then we can truely compound the income and value of our domains / sites.

 

[travinb]

correct me if am wrong...
if am legitimately advertising my site, it become part of paid traffic!? !

 

[.X.]

search engine marketing is not ""arbitrage" , "arbitrage" is when someone uses a incentive based program to get clicks on thier ads, Such as "click ponze groups" Autosuf, and manual surf programs. The difference is simple, When you pay to advertise you domain name via search engines, web directories, The person that clicks on your Ad-Link, Is not getting any incentive what so ever, And they only click on your link -Ad, If what you have to offer, Is what they are looking for, Once on your site or landing page, the same applies, they most usually only click on what interests them, If nothing interests them, They don't click , As simple as that. Although you are paying a fee, The vistor get no incentive.

correct me if am wrong...
if am legitimately advertising my site, it become part of paid traffic!? !

If you are legitimately advertising your site, Chances are, You are paying, Rather it be adwords, Web directories, or buying advertising space on some ones website. And again, as i said above, That is NOT "arbitrage"


I think the words "Legitimate Traffic" are characterized by many as "Pure Typin Traffic" This is pure misconception , imo, First off, How does a name get "Pure Typin Traffic" Through search engine indexing, web directory indexing, and link advertising, I contacted my parking site manager, I don't park very many DN's. But i asked her, Is web directory traffic satisfactory traffic for this service, She chuckled,, And said ABSOLUTLEY, So perhaps to not leave this thread with floating opinions, Maybe a sedo rep or other parking service rep, could come in here, and justify "Legitimate Traffic"

 

[travinb]

search engine marketing is not ""arbitrage" , "arbitrage" is when someone uses a incentive based program to get clicks on thier ads, Such as "click ponze groups" Autosuf, and manual surf programs. The difference is simple, When you pay to advertise you domain name via search engines, web directories, The person that clicks on your Ad-Link, Is not getting any incentive what so ever, And they only click on your link -Ad, If what you have to offer, Is what they are looking for, Once on your site or landing page, the same applies, they most usually only click on what interests them, If nothing interests them, They don't click , As simple as that. Although you are paying a fee, The vistor get no incentive.



If you are legitimately advertising your site, Chances are, You are paying, Rather it be adwords, Web directories, or buying advertising space on some ones website. And again, as i said above, That is NOT "arbitrage"

thanks bro.. was wonderin the same so thought i d get it clarified... :tu:

 

[fatter]

search engine marketing is not ""arbitrage" , "arbitrage" is when someone uses a incentive based program to get clicks on thier ads, Such as "click ponze groups" Autosuf, and manual surf programs. The difference is simple, When you pay to advertise you domain name via search engines, web directories, The person that clicks on your Ad-Link, Is not getting any incentive what so ever, And they only click on your link -Ad, If what you have to offer, Is what they are looking for, Once on your site or landing page, the same applies, they most usually only click on what interests them, If nothing interests them, They don't click , As simple as that. Although you are paying a fee, The vistor get no incentive.



If you are legitimately advertising your site, Chances are, You are paying, Rather it be adwords, Web directories, or buying advertising space on some ones website. And again, as i said above, That is NOT "arbitrage"


I think the words "Legitimate Traffic" are characterized by many as "Pure Typin Traffic" This is pure misconception , imo, First off, How does a name get "Pure Typin Traffic" Through search engine indexing, web directory indexing, and link advertising, I contacted my parking site manager, I don't park very many DN's. But i asked her, Is web directory traffic satisfactory traffic for this service, She chuckled,, And said ABSOLUTLEY, So perhaps to not leave this thread with floating opinions, Maybe a sedo rep or other parking service rep, could come in here, and justify "Legitimate Traffic"

Arbittrage is buying traffic for a cheaper price than you are able to make when someone clicks on your adds it has nothing to do with incentivising someone to click on an add

The purchase of securities on one market for immediate resale on another market in order to profit from a price discrepancy.
intr.v. ar·bi·traged, ar·bi·trag·ing, ar·bi·trag·es
To be involved in arbitrage.

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[-NC-]

It's not a yes/no situation, it depends entirely on the terms of service of each parking company.

ParkingPanel only allow type in.
http://parkingpanel.com/frequently-asked-questions/#19

RevenueDirect don't seem to mention purchased traffic in the list of explicitly banned traffic, their onus seems to be on "relevant" traffic.
http://revenuedirect.com/tos.htm

NameDrive explicitly ban purchased traffic.
http://namedrive.com/txt_terms/Namedrive_Terms_and_Conditions_en.html

 

[.X.]

It's not a yes/no situation, it depends entirely on the terms of service of each parking company.

ParkingPanel only allow type in.
http://parkingpanel.com/frequently-asked-questions/#19

RevenueDirect don't seem to mention purchased traffic in the list of explicitly banned traffic, their onus seems to be on "relevant" traffic.
http://revenuedirect.com/tos.htm

NameDrive explicitly ban purchased traffic.
http://namedrive.com/txt_terms/Namedrive_Terms_and_Conditions_en.html

I agree -NC- , It definatly matters which service you are using, And because i use marketing and advertising methods, That do cost me money, I don't use services that require "Pure Typin Traffic" It is Stupid, And not even realistic to make money, with out spending some to do so. I have never sat and just typed in domain names into my browser, I use search engines to give a list of what i am looking for, I would suspect most others do the same.

Arbittrage is buying traffic for a cheaper price than you are able to make when someone clicks on your adds it has nothing to do with incentivising someone to click on an add

The purchase of securities on one market for immediate resale on another market in order to profit from a price discrepancy.
intr.v. ar·bi·traged, ar·bi·trag·ing, ar·bi·trag·es
To be involved in arbitrage.

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Thanks for clarifaction "fatter"

If "Arbittrage" is making ROI, Then i would venture to say most of us guilty, Does anyone pay 0.05 a click , to get 0.01 back? If so, Not only are they a very generous person, But somewhat lacking common sense, imo, I don't develope my websites, So i can pay $20 a day to advertise them, With a return of $10, So if spending less money, To making more money to maximize my daily profits is "Arbittrage" Then i am an "Arbittrager" 100%
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