Sedo uses AdSense?

[MJ]

I was looking around for links to my site (www.OurVote.us) and found that Huckabee.info had a link to it. I thought to myself, "wow, maybe someone put a link to my site there". I went to the page and it is parked with Sedo. On the page was my ad that I placed with Google Adwords to advertise my site.

This leads me to believe that Sedo is using Google Adsense. They can use this and not show the Google logo with writen permission I am assuming.

If Sedo is using Adsense, wouldn't it seem more benificial to everyone, if everyone got an Adsense account? This would skip the middle man (sedo), and you would get more money (in theory). Of course you would then have to have hosting for your pages and create a page for each site, but this is a small price to pay IMO if you will get much more money for your clicks.

Just thought I would throw this out there, Hope it helps someone.

 

[Dougy]

http://digg.com/tech_news/Does_Sedo_use_AdSense_It_seems_so

Sent in to Digg.

 

[Keynes]

Your ad is running on the Adsense contextual network. Many parking companies use the Adsense contextual network as their feed, but gaining access to the feed requires a large amount of traffic for an individual domainer, unless the site is developed. So, the revenue derived from a click at a parking site would be:
PPC(Quality Score, Bid) * (Rev Share with Adsense) * (Domainers Rev Share)
The revneue from a click on a site on the contextual network would be:
PPC(Quality Score, Bid) * (Rev Share with Adsense)

In general, the Rev Share of a parking provider will be much higher, and, with quality programs, the quality score might be higher for basic sites. That being said, if you can develop a site with quality traffic, you can certainly do better with Adsense contextual but keep in mind you have to go beyond pure parking in order to run this. That is, iff:

PPC1(Qual.Score1) * Rev_Share1(Adsense) * Rev_Share(Domainer) <
PPC2 (Qual.Score2) * Rev_Share 2 (Adsense)