Which is the best among Parking Companies .. !

[romeo33]

there have been so many parking companies.
some are good
some not

which is really good for parking..
what do you think..

regards
romeo

 

[discovernow]

For non-adult-parked.com and smartname.com
For Adult-DDC.com

I think I have tried them all or most of the well-known ones.

Thanks, Jim

 

[studi]

how about domainspornsor.com and skenzo.com?
I ever applied for ds account, but they refused me.who knows their requirements?

 

[discovernow]

I have an account on Domain Sponsor but it was average for me.
Plus it's a google feed and I do better with Yahoo feed.

Thanks, Jim

 

[evil]

NameDrive is also good for me

 

[bigslim]

Namepros is also good for me

namepros?? does parking now???? i think you mean name drive.

for adult feeds you need to go with skenzo or bigjumbo

 

[Mike Robertson]

I think it is important to test your domains at a variety of parking programs as no provider will perform best for all of your domains. You will find that some do better with Parking company A, some names will perform better with Parking company B, and so on.

What I would advise, is to first run your portfolio at one provider for at least a month, this gives you a good base in which you can compare stats to. Then pick at least 5 different providers (a mix of both Yahoo and Google) and test all domains for a minimum 2 weeks.

After testing across the different providers, compare stats on a domain by domain basis. Then move domains to the provider that performed best for each.

Cheers,

Mike
Fabulous.com

 

[studi]

namepros?? does parking now???? i think you mean name drive.

for adult feeds you need to go with skenzo or bigjumbo

seems difficult to apply for skenzo or bigjumbo.
they need 1,000,000 visitors per month. for most domainers, it's a big amount.

 

[oldpig]

I think it is important to test your domains at a variety of parking programs as no provider will perform best for all of your domains. You will find that some do better with Parking company A, some names will perform better with Parking company B, and so on.

What I would advise, is to first run your portfolio at one provider for at least a month, this gives you a good base in which you can compare stats to. Then pick at least 5 different providers (a mix of both Yahoo and Google) and test all domains for a minimum 2 weeks.

After testing across the different providers, compare stats on a domain by domain basis. Then move domains to the provider that performed best for each.

Cheers,

Mike
Fabulous.com

Totally agree! And it's really a hard job if you have a big portfolios.