Parking specific questions...

[UIunique]

Hi to all,
i have few questions regarding domain parking like major parking sites can allow domain parking for different domain extensions like .pro, .xyz etc.
Do domain in these extentions can provide any revenue benefit or should we only park .com domains.
Please reply me immediately because i just want to buy domain in these extentions.
Thanks for reading.

 

[biggie]

Hi to all,
i have few questions regarding domain parking like major parking sites can allow domain parking for different domain extensions like .pro, .xyz etc.
Do domain in these extentions can provide any revenue benefit or should we only park .com domains.
Please reply me immediately because i just want to buy domain in these extentions.
Thanks for reading.

Hi

my philosophy has always been,
to immediately park every domain i acquire, regardless of extension...at/on a ppc platform.

however, there is one thing to buy domains that have existing traffic, versus buying domains in extensions without "history of" proven traffic.

imo...

 

[UIunique]

thanks biggie for your kind reply.
big question is can park companies allow parking in different domain extensions.
Another question is whether parking companies allow domain parking for individuals belong to any country.
Please reply these questions because they always make me confuse.

 

[evil]

There are no parking limitations regarding TLDs.
The key factor, as said by biggie, is the traffic and you should focus on that.
It can be limitations in the payment options regarding countries but I suggest to read terms and conditions of your parking platform

 

[UIunique]

Thanks evil your reply.
I think some things need experience. without experience with domain parking i can not get what i want to do.
thanks again sharing your reviews

 

[Sjpals]

If you are buying domains for other purposes, then just park them and see what happens before using them (like @biggie i park them as soon as I buy them).

If you are buying specifically for parking, then, I can’t give the best advice, but what I can say, is that you need to consider how people will land on the domain. Quite often this is type in traffic and people often just put .com at the ends of words or mistype existing domains. This would be more common for .com in this instance.