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hi everyone,

Is it possible to park my domain names on several parking website ? Or do i have to deal with only one ?

Thanks

Stupid question as DNS have to be redirect to one specific website !SORRY !!!
 
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I think it isn't very effective.
 
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Theoretically you could setup the domain so it would direct to different parking services, however, this could violate the TOS of some parking services and this would not be possible with all services. Overall the best and most simple option is to chose one specific parking service. You can try out different ones to see which one would work for best a certain domain. Unless this is a high traffic domain with high revenue keywords you could easily spend too much time testing out different services in comparison to the gained revenue.
 
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IMO, you should only park your domain at one specific parking service at once even if you can park it at many services.
 
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hi everyone,

Is it possible to park my domain names on several parking website ? Or do i have to deal with only one ?

Thanks

Hi

yes, it is possible to park with more than 1 service at a time

however, when you split up the nameservers, less traffic will be diverted to each service.

and that may have adverse effect on CTR and even EPC at one or both places.

for instance if using dns, and sedo

ns1.buy.internettraffic.com
ns2.sell. internettraffic.com
ns3.sedoparking.com
ns4.sedoparking.com


I've split traffic on a few names between different ppc's for years. as this is also a way to see which service performs the best for a variety of domain names.

though imo, high traffic domains benefit the most from this tactic.
 
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