blue crystal
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Obviously, the esthetical and organization aspect of a web page influences a lot if a domain name will be purchased or not.
1) When the parking page appears on the screen, our eyes get so distracted by a lot of content elements that we do not even notice the domain name we are looking for, which is written in small and unattractive letters. Its price is still in even smaller text. We take a while to find them.
2) the page gives more emphasis on their services ads than to your domain name.
3) It tries even to persuade the potential buyer to look for alternative domain names instead of trying to sell your domain.
4) The organization of text and image is just non-attractive.
How do they expect someone remaining loyal to them if instead of helping domainers to sell their domains, they create considerable obstacles to the selling process ?
How are the parking pages of other registrar sites ?
1) When the parking page appears on the screen, our eyes get so distracted by a lot of content elements that we do not even notice the domain name we are looking for, which is written in small and unattractive letters. Its price is still in even smaller text. We take a while to find them.
2) the page gives more emphasis on their services ads than to your domain name.
3) It tries even to persuade the potential buyer to look for alternative domain names instead of trying to sell your domain.
4) The organization of text and image is just non-attractive.
How do they expect someone remaining loyal to them if instead of helping domainers to sell their domains, they create considerable obstacles to the selling process ?
How are the parking pages of other registrar sites ?
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