Questions for whypark users...(I always +rep for helpful answers)

[jacal1]

Thanks in advance!

1. Did you see increased revenue?

2. Which general types of sites did best (high OTV sites, etc)?

3. Which categories did best (gambling, etc.)?

Also, anyone apply for adsense after joining whypark using a whypark site as the main URL in the application?

Thanks

 

[Charley]

Adsense on some,

I've heard on other forums, that if you get more than 10 % CPC of the unique views, they will monitor it or ban the account.

I increased revenue, From domain parking , By 300% a day

 

[mrizos]

Say what? What do you mean by this?

I've heard on other forums, that if you get more than 10 % CPC of the unique views, they will monitor it or ban the account.

 

[Varon]

Varon - thanks very much for that thoughtful and knowlegable answer - I really appreciate it! Rep will be added.

Last 2 questions - and its for the "jackpot" - I'll use your affiliate link to join:

1. Have you been able to generate fair to good revenue with whypark with relatively good names that never received traffic when just parked?

2. Have you been able to generate good revenue on other extensions (.us, .net, .co.uk., etc.)? Does it seem to matter much?

lol... thanks for the rep. As far as the sign up, honestly, X has been doing a great job with answering whypark queries. He really deserves it.

I have been able to generate fair revenue with all my names which were generating pennies before while parked. Whypark has helped me improve my earning 10 times.

I dont have any other extensions except .coms and a couple of .infos and .org. My .infos are at parking panel and my .org has done fairly well at whypark.

But as always, Jacal, please remember, its not that you just sign up to WP and add your keywords and after a week all hell lets loose with traffic screaming to your domains. You need to work on them and results will start showing in 1-2 months. Some work and effort= whypark success.


Gilsan, its the [related] tag you see in your whypark html code. If you remove that you will no longer see the related articles on the right side. Btw, I hope you are doing well with your domains. We should touch base again.

 

[mrizos]

True. I started 1 month ago. Cancerreports.org is just now starting to receive organic SE queries. I'm getting 1-2 clicks on adsense from this domain daily.

lol... thanks for the rep. As far as the sign up, honestly, X has been doing a great job with answering whypark queries. He really deserves it.

I have been able to generate fair revenue with all my names which were generating pennies before while parked. Whypark has helped me improve my earning 10 times.

I dont have any other extensions except .coms and a couple of .infos and .org. My .infos are at parking panel and my .org has done fairly well at whypark.

But as always, Jacal, please remember, its not that you just sign up to WP and add your keywords and after a week all hell lets loose with traffic screaming to your domains. You need to work on them and results will start showing in 1-2 months. Some work and effort= whypark success.


Gilsan, its the [related] tag you see in your whypark html code. If you remove that you will no longer see the related articles on the right side. Btw, I hope you are doing well with your domains. We should touch base again.

 

[Charley]

Say what? What do you mean by this?

I maybe wrong but have seen many posts on other SEO forums.

Ok, it's like this suppose your unique views for today are 100 and 10 % of that is CPC i.e. 10 clicks, if it exceeds 10 clicks for 100 uniques then Google will monitor your account and in some cases the account will be banned[presumably click fraud].

 

[mrizos]

Wow, that's crazy.

I maybe wrong but have seen many posts on other SEO forums.

Ok, it's like this suppose your unique views for today are 100 and 10 % of that is CPC i.e. 10 clicks, if it exceeds 10 clicks for 100 uniques then Google will monitor your account and in some cases the account will be banned[presumably click fraud].

 

[.X.]

Google and most other ad publishers will watch your Impression -VS- CTR, It just throws up red flags when some one has 7% average or above as thier Average daily CTR , My CTR seems to stay in upper 4% range as an average, But they also have software technology, That can spot click fraud very fast, The technology is getting better by the day, Unfortuantly, Click fraud is rising, Not falling.

 

[Jasdon]

Google and most other ad publishers will watch your Impression -VS- CTR, It just throws up red flags when some one has 7% average or above as thier Average daily CTR ,

That sounds a bit heavy - my WP sites have averaged over 8% CTR this month, which is less than they got on PPC, but rev is up due to better CPC.....can I assume Big Brother is watching me????????????

 

[.X.]

That sounds a bit heavy - my WP sites have averaged over 8% CTR this month, which is less than they got on PPC, but rev is up due to better CPC.....can I assume Big Brother is watching me????????????

They may , Or may not be, It depends on how many impressions you have had versus your CTR, Some sites that have extremly relevent ads to the website niche, coupled with large amounts of traffic, can carry up to a 20% CTR+, But we are talking about sites that get 1000 plus hits a day, As long as your traffic is coming to your site legitimatly, You have nothing to worry about, It is when a site gets -Example: 100 hits, 45+ click throughs, that will throw a red flag to the publisher, That is just not of the common nature to have 50 clicks per 100 vistors. But if the traffic is legit, you are not using any type of auto hit, manual hit site, To increase you site hits as impressions, You should be fine.

 

[mrizos]

Me too I suppose. This sucs.

That sounds a bit heavy - my WP sites have averaged over 8% CTR this month, which is less than they got on PPC, but rev is up due to better CPC.....can I assume Big Brother is watching me????????????

 

[.X.]

Me too I suppose. This sucs.

Don't be so fast to panic, If your traffic is legit, then you have nothing to worry about, Adsense is very picky about traffic, Other publishers aren't near as picky, The main thing is, That all the traffic is legit.

I have heard of so many people getting banned by adsense, For no reason at all, and they will not listen to anything once a person has been banned.

 

[Varon]

From what I know, a higher CTR raises red flags for adsense publishers. So to be safe, its always better to have a CTR in the range of 15-20 %. I know a webmaster cannot control his traffic CTR, but adsense is more about systems than real people. So if their system spots high CTR, you could be in for a ban with no good reasons given. I have had tough times with adsense in the past.

You work hard to get the right mix of adsense ads and placements and suddenly you start seeing an increase in CTR. The next thing you know, you may be accused of click fraud and your account closed. Its Google going paranoid. They sure do have many issues of click fraud, but their current paranoid system even throws the axe on many innocent publishers.

I had a friend who used to check his adsense stats from his workplace..looks like the url remained on his browsing history and someone clicked an adsense ad from the same computer. The very next day, he had his account closed for click fraud. His site was making around 200 bucks a day from adsense. One really good honest webmaster went down.

 

[Jasdon]

Don't be so fast to panic, If your traffic is legit, then you have nothing to worry about, Adsense is very picky about traffic, Other publishers aren't near as picky, The main thing is, That all the traffic is legit.

I have heard of so many people getting banned by adsense, For no reason at all, and they will not listen to anything once a person has been banned.

It's 100% legit - traffic is only upto 50-75 impressions a day for 100 sites, but they have only been up for about 4 weeks, and I havn't added any of my own content yet.

Parked, those 100 names only got about 300 hits a month between them, so I'm happy with the way it's going.

 

[.X.]

I maybe wrong but have seen many posts on other SEO forums.

Ok, it's like this suppose your unique views for today are 100 and 10 % of that is CPC i.e. 10 clicks, if it exceeds 10 clicks for 100 uniques then Google will monitor your account and in some cases the account will be banned[presumably click fraud].

Well said, And alot of times, That is absolutely the case, I have yet to understand googles position on this, Other than the fact that they expect sales conversions -VS- CTR, I see thier point there, But at the same time, A person can't make people buy products, they don't want to buy from contextual advertising ads. Googles adsense is getting worse by the week,imo...Perhaps click fraud, And the HUGE lawsuit they had to settle plays a big role in thier changing thier TOS every other day, There are stiff programs that have been added to most contextual ad services database, To prevent click fraud, And programmers are releasing new and more intensive methods to prevent click fraud daily, I use RevePilot, They only except traffic from, The USA,Canada, and The UK, Any clicks from outside those countries, I dont get paid for, And they show them in my control panel, On average day, I get 4 to 5 clicks outside of my allowed countries.

 

[ak007]

I think this issue is not cut and dry with Google because it must clearly show if really is click fraud because you can't prevent someone from legitimately clicking your ads. Because one guy could visit your site and leave through adsense..then that would be 100% CTR. I've had sites with less impressions but have high CTR for adsense...showing as much as 50% and even higher numerous times. You would think that should draw red flags but doesn't seem to. So there must be more to it.

As far as opening an adsense account using a whypark site, I opened mine back in January with one and it was promptly approved.