Parking with iframe instead of nameservers

[kippex]

Is there any parking program that offers this type of deal? Let's say i want to create a thin frame on the top which describes the domainowner and keep the rest of the page to the parking program.

Any tips?

 

[polyromcom]

There should be something like this. Its a good idea. If you're doing this with multiple domains though, it won't cost you much to host them yourself, create your own frames, and populate the top with your info and the bottom frame with Sedo's parked page.

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If you put anything in the top part like a link that says "BUY THIS DOMAIN" be sure and use your affiliate code to link to Sedo; you'll get extra $ that way.
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[TheHero]

If you want your domain indexed don't do it.Google does not index the iframes.

 

[polyromcom]

If you want your domain indexed don't do it.Google does not index the iframes.

Good point. I have started pointing all my domains to my own landing page. "Buy this domain" is much bolder and more present this way. Then when you click on the link you go to Sedo's bidding area.

I think it's better. In this case, though, Im obviously not getting parking revenue but no big loss.

 

[kippex]

Well, does it matter if they index the iframes?

I could SEO the landing page? Probably better than the parking does today?

Offcourse i have to host them myself, instead of creating content and apply for AdWords i could just park the rest of the page?