Possible to Restrict advertiser from parked domain?

[blaknite]

Are there any parking services who allow you to restrict a specific advertiser from showing ads on a parked domain? Can an advertiser see the domain names his ads run on? I won't say what this is in regards to as most of you can probably guess. (With my rev dropping badly this month, I'm pondering crossing over to the dark side...) Anyone care to offer advice? (by pm if you feel its appropriate...)

 

[netmeg]

Can an advertiser see the domain names his ads run on?

I can't speak to your other questions, but as an Adwords advertiser for myself and for clients, I can definitely see many of the parked domains on which my ads appear. Seem to be mainly with parked domains with Yahoo feeds, but occasionally I get some Google ones too.

 

[blaknite]

I was sure it is possible to see the domain through referrer logs. Since I don't do anything from the advertiser side what I don't know is if the advertiser has to dig to see the name or if it will stick out like a sore thumb.

 

[bojianh]

Yup, throughreferred logs

 

[netmeg]

I was sure it is possible to see the domain through referrer logs. Since I don't do anything from the advertiser side what I don't know is if the advertiser has to dig to see the name or if it will stick out like a sore thumb.

Very possible to see if you're using Google Analytics, and many advertisers with Adwords use Analytics. All you have to do is look at your referral traffic.

 

[weblord]

you can see the referrer by your logs on cpanel and/or if you're an advertiser you can see where your visits are coming from like in the case if you're an advertiser at adbrite.com they show it to you when you login to your advertiser account.

 

[friend1]

Have signup for google analytics. It gives all the needed traffic details to you.