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id like to get an invite to sedo pro if anyone can endorse me. thank you.

ps. opinions on sedo pro?
 
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PM sent. I still have some names on Sedo, mostly ones with international traffic and some adult ones. They CAN be pretty good, but can also be annoying. I gave you some advice in my PM that should help...bascially you want to monitor performance of various keywords and pick and choose the best monetizing ones and make those your main keywords on the names...it can make a HUGE difference.
 
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i hope i m not an intruder here but i d like to try it as well
 
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Steve, does Sedopro pay more? What parking service do you suggest for adult typo domains? Will sedopro pay better for adult domains? Currently I have some new adult domains at Sedo getting the "usual" Sedo special rates of 2 cents. Considering that US postal rates have been increased to 41 cents, it will be 21 clicks before I can mail them thank you cards.
 
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Varon said:
Steve, does Sedopro pay more? What parking service do you suggest for adult typo domains? Will sedopro pay better for adult domains? Currently I have some new adult domains at Sedo getting the "usual" Sedo special rates of 2 cents. Considering that US postal rates have been increased to 41 cents, it will be 21 clicks before I can mail them thank you cards.

I honestly forget if you have as much control over the keywords on your names on regular Sedo as on Sedo pro, but back when I was trying my high traffic adult name on Sedo, the previous owner was getting those famous 2-3 cent clicks and about $10/mo. Let's just say the worst thing you can do on Sedo with a name that can make money is to let Sedo optimize the name. In my case, I got to keywords that were paying out 15-30 cents per click, and got the revenue up 5-10x what it was making, with little or no suffering of CTR, and it can literally be the difference between a term and it's plural. Seriously, the term that did the best for me in that name (which is a niche term so it's not really helpful to share it) was initially making 36 cents per click, and its singular version was making 3 cents per click! It's because they show different links, and different advertisers will pay different amounts.
 
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Thanks Steve. I will be moving these domains to PP, but am holding back till PP sorts out its stats issues. :)
 
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NameTrader.com said:
I honestly forget if you have as much control over the keywords on your names on regular Sedo as on Sedo pro, but back when I was trying my high traffic adult name on Sedo, the previous owner was getting those famous 2-3 cent clicks and about $10/mo. Let's just say the worst thing you can do on Sedo with a name that can make money is to let Sedo optimize the name. In my case, I got to keywords that were paying out 15-30 cents per click, and got the revenue up 5-10x what it was making, with little or no suffering of CTR, and it can literally be the difference between a term and it's plural. Seriously, the term that did the best for me in that name (which is a niche term so it's not really helpful to share it) was initially making 36 cents per click, and its singular version was making 3 cents per click! It's because they show different links, and different advertisers will pay different amounts.


what keywords where you using for 36 cents a click
 
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ha it's amazing the margin of error sometimes with the internet
 
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