Parking Vs real site

[thinkbubble]

I bought Laptop for sale, Laptop deal! Top brand laptops - best buy at laptopnet! and parked it, 2 weeks after, its url can not be found on google search result, now I decide to build up a simple shop instead of parking it, because my purpose is to get a good traffic report and sell the domain, I hope it will bring more traffic when it becomes a real site. Now at least when I type laptopnet in google serach, the url appeals in first google result page. Do you think whether appealing in google result or not is just a time matter, or a real site attracts visitor quicker?

 

[Eurod]

I parked more 5 domains a year ago and never got indexed by Google. I don't have a clue what is happening maybe a ''Name Pro'' can help us and give some answers. All the domains have been registered with NameCheap and parked at Namedrive, Noomle and even Google for domains.

 

[Kate]

Parking works best for domains that get type-in traffic, so most domains don't qualify and won't do well at all. They will usually be indexed in google but rank badly (they have no content after all...).

Development will often be a better option.
Also, parked domains may not be promoted in any way - that includes SEO work.

 

[nielsencl]

deleted - most of the other posts seem bogus...

 

[madiun]

As far as I know parking is for those who have hundreds or thousands of domains and just don't get the time to develop them yet.. Their stats will most likely drop. Except for a really rare cases...

 

[thinkbubble]

I found a quick way to develop www.laptopnet.co.uk | Laptops | Laptop. Buy cheap laptops, notebooks and netbooks from Laptopnet.co.uk! to a website, I think blog is a good way to build traffic, and add an astore is just a few minuts job. After all I only wnat better traffic for selling domain later. The site is still need more content to fill in.
Since it becomes a real site, its Alexa ranking from 6 million to 2,354,391 within a week.

 

[Ettore]

I think that for your domain the best option is to devolp, as you are doing right now. As other users said parking is not that good for most of domain names. I actually would also do some Seo stuff and post interesting things...=)

Also, you could advertise the blog trough facebook and other social networks such as Twitter, that works nice for me.

Good luck! =)

 

[vanmed]

I have mixed feelings here. I have my domain parked and have good placement when my company name is searched, actually it is the number one slot. But if I search for the real site I get nowhere.