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Ok, so we know how popular our Official Parked.com thread was...let's give @Donny's newest genius invention a try: VOODOO.COM :)
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Let us know what you think! :)
 
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As I mentioned before, I'm in Las Vegas right now. So I'm not 100% up to date on where the payments are, but I know we were having issues with Paypal last night with about 50 payments.

I'm traveling home today, but they should all be sent out by the end of today.

Donny
 
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Got first payment from Vodoo! Thanks
 
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I was looking at the stats for my domains (small portfolio, no match for some of you) and it was interesting to realize:
28% with no visitors (either build a mini site or stop paying for these domains)
9% have produced revenue (1 penny or more)
1 domain alone has produced 80% of all revenues from all domains

I can live with that, it is what it is. But the intriguing stat was 10% of domains do get a good number of visitors, but no clicks. Looking at the page vs. domain name and keywords, there is a mismatch in visitor’s expectations.

Just curious, what are some of your stats if you don’t mind sharing?
 
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Hi Donny,

I checked out Voodoo.com and I have two questions about your service that I hope you can answer for me:

1. Is there a minimum term that I must commit to when signing up or can I decide to remove some or all of my domains at any time if necessary?

2. As mentioned on your Features page, what does "1 click landers or 2 click landers" mean?

Thanks in advance for your feedback on this.
 
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Hi Donny,

I checked out Voodoo.com and I have two questions about your service that I hope you can answer for me:

1. Is there a minimum term that I must commit to when signing up or can I decide to remove some or all of my domains at any time if necessary?

2. As mentioned on your Features page, what does "1 click landers or 2 click landers" mean?

Thanks in advance for your feedback on this.



There are no minimum terms with Voodoo. You can move your domains back and forth all you want. The only minimum is the payout.

One click lander means when they visit your site they will see your ad's and all the have to do is a single click.

Two Click landers - they have to complete two steps . Click on a related search and then click on the ad of choice.

Hope this helps!
 
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Hi donny,
Thanks for the resend of payment email.
 
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That helped a lot smurge, thanks!
 
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Hi Donny,

Do you know why a click would have been removed? I remember seeing 1 click on one of my sites but after logging in today, it disappeared. Is this normal behavior?
 
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Yes, it happens from time to time and it's normal. For any reason, feed provider doe not count those clics as valid and remove them. It would be not normal if it happens very often.
 
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agree with primerloc.. stats are not final until you see how much you earn!
 
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Hi Donny,

Do you know why a click would have been removed? I remember seeing 1 click on one of my sites but after logging in today, it disappeared. Is this normal behavior?

Me, too. Yesterday, I had recorded 2, after finalization, there is none. It's strange, but what can you do?
 
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Anybody know the revenue share rate for three parts?
three parts: Google, parking company, domain owner.

seems I saw a old thread post by smurge,
He said the rate was: Google 75%, parking company 24%, domain owner 1%
Is that right?
thank you.
 
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Ok, how can I legally answer this question. Those numbers are completely wrong. But if you would like me to pay you 1% I can? :)

I can tell you that you make more money than our upstream provider, and our upstream provider makes more money than me.

Donny
 
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Anybody know the revenue share rate for three parts?
three parts: Google, parking company, domain owner.

seems I saw a old thread post by smurge,
He said the rate was: Google 75%, parking company 24%, domain owner 1%
Is that right?
thank you.



When did I say this?

I may have been using it as an example but that is not the correct amounts. I was simply making a point that you will not get 100% of the revenue per click because Google takes a piece, the parking company takes a piece and you get some of it. I do not know the exact breakout of it.
 
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I can tell you that you make more money than our upstream provider, and our upstream provider makes more money than me.

Donny

Then, the most realistic scenario is:
Domain owner (37%) > Upstream provider (34%) > Parking site (29%)

Donny, smile if I'm not wrong.;)
 
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Then, the most realistic scenario is:
Domain owner (37%) > Upstream provider (34%) > Parking site (29%)

Donny, smile if I'm not wrong.;)

You are still WAY wrong. The domain owners get at least 50% but less than 75% based on my understanding.

Go find out what Google pays their adsense customers and you are basically very close to that number.

Donny
 
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Thanks to clarify Donny.

Just playing with numbers.
 
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According to contracts we are not allowed to say what our revshare is, and even what percentage I pay my customers publically. There are many reasons for this.

Donny
 
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Hi Donny,

is it possible to know what type of ad did visitor clicked on? I mean, what were the keywords for that ad.

Thanks
 
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According to contracts we are not allowed to say what our revshare is, and even what percentage I pay my customers publically. There are many reasons for this.

Donny

So I take it that if you don't like me, you can and will take away my lunch money.
 
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