Which Parking Site?

[Geeves]

In my limited portfolio so far I have a few domains with no backlinks. I was wondering if there was a parking site that is best suited to these types of domains? I have tried sedo with different combinations of keywords over the past couple of months and they arent even being listed on google!

Any suggestions of where to go? And any suggestions for good keywords for llll.com domains when I get there?

Cheers

 

[Im0utz]

i use Sedo as of now, having pretty good luck with it. There was another one i heard works pretty well i'll go through the forum for the site. i'll get bk to u prolly tomorrow

 

[Pound]

1) To choose the keyword for your LLLL, firstly go to a site such as www.acronymfinder.com and see if it stands for something. If so, use a relative keyword for your LLLL. If there is no acronym, I will simply use "domain name" because the most likely people to view your LLLL is a domainer or someone looking for domains.

2) I would recommend a parking provider such as 1plus.net or bodis.com to start with because they help get your domains into search engines with little to no effort. As a result, this can help your earnings from parked domains to rocket. I have a little domain parking page which you can see in my signature below with my opinions on the various parking providers if you are interested further!

3) Good luck!

 

[sjaguar13]

I agree with gooster, using the mini site-style parking programs helps you get more traffic by getting the content indexed by Google. Using Sedo, you pretty much need traffic to your site in order to make any money. For LLLL domain, I sometimes just pick something and claim it's related. If you pick something with high paying keywords, you only need a few clicks to make it worth your while.

 

[Geeves]

Cheers guys

 

[nscdn]

Another option is WhyPark.

I have been there for a couple of months and I am pretty happy with the results so far. This is what I like:

• The generate content article based on keywords of your choosing.
• Full revenue from your clicks
• Wizard interface for those who do not like to play with HTML
• They allow full customization of your page(s) which allow you to insert your own adsense or affiliate links.

Here is an example of one of my site: http://mortgage-debt.org

If you have any questions let me know.

Good Luck,
nscdn