Should I add AdSense with over 100 uniques per day?

[DnPresident]

I didn't realize a little 5 page starter site I got at Godaddy was getting any traffic until I accidently pointed it to a parking service and it got 14 visitors in under 2 hrs.

Should I add adsense and what should I do to find out how many visitors are going to it? Not sure if they allow all ad ons to these free starter sites.

If I should add adsense, any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[htmlindex]

No, you can't just have adsense on the page without any content, you'd need to develop the site into some sort of minisite if you decided to go down that track. You said that it's parked @ Sedo, how many clicks have you received at sedo?

 

[lzy]

Care to share the domain so we can give better suggestions?

 

[DnPresident]

Yes the site is www.TwilightResearch.com

I have no website development skills at all as you can easily tell. I need to do something with it since it is getting traffic though.

I have around 300 names at Godaddy and when I went to change the NS I forgot about TwilightResearch I didn't want to park that one since I'm thinking about having someone develop it for me.

. You said that it's parked @ Sedo, how many clicks have you received at sedo?

No, not parked at Sedo, I only left it parked for 90 minutes or so and it got 14 visitors and (o) clicks. Then I moved it back to the starter site. I think someone had it registered in 2002.

It has some links to it I think but not sure.

 

[Philleh]

Use a CMS then.

 

[DnPresident]

Use a CMS then.

A CMS, aaand that is.

 

[-Raja-]

A CMS, aaand that is.

Joomla..

 

[Damion]

Put up a Wordpress blog :imho: Easy Adsense integration and overall maintenance.

 

[DnPresident]

Put up a Wordpress blog :imho: Easy Adsense integration and overall maintenance.

What happens to the current site and traffic?

Just looking for ideas on what to do and how to find how many visitors are really going there, I think it must be more than 100 per day.

Tried Google analytics but when I pasted it in, it didn't work right.

 

[muttley]

Visitor count - try statcounter.com 's invisible counter and see if that works

 

[goodkarmaco]

I can't understand why it is getting any traffic, you may be right it could be the former traffic thats coming in.

When you find out what is birnging the visits in, you can also forward the url to a site you have that relates to the keyword that is being searched.

Traffic is always good!

 

[DomainBuyerBroker]

CMS is a content management system. Software that allows you to manage content on your site.

Why not just park it and see what revenue comes in?

 

[DnPresident]

CMS is a content management system. Software that allows you to manage content on your site.

Why not just park it and see what revenue comes in?

Because the name TwilightResearch.com I do not believe would optimize with any thing good and some parking companies only allow keywords that relate to the name. That's why I had 14 visits and no clicks.

Something is bringing them there. I went to archive.org and it appears it was even registered in 2001.

This is copied from submitexpress.com: link popularity tool.
Total links for twilightresearch.com are 181 - Alexa traffic rank - Wayback machine go way back

Oh well I was just hoping adsense or similar would help earn a little rev.

All though not a great amount of traffic, if all my names averaged 100+ visits per day that would put me around the 30,000+ mark so I'm not complaining.

As for forwarding the domain traffic, wouldn't it eventually die off if I move it from the site it's at that is some how getting the traffic?

Maybe it's infamous for being an ugly site. People may say (if you want to see what not to do just go to to TR.

Who knows.

 

[dnk]

A lot of the Sedo visitors are bots, when you use AWstats, you may see fewer visitors

 

[DnPresident]

A lot of the Sedo visitors are bots, when you use AWstats, you may see fewer visitors

Not sure how Sedo got into this but it was Parked.com and 14 bots didn't just happen to land on it in 90 minutes. Come on.