Domain parking has its place. However, a domainer should not look to parking as the sole end and unique source of their revenue. Domain parking companies merely offer a replacement, or alternative, to the generic parked page that domain registrars normally put up until you set up hosting. Instead of the ppc revenue going all to the registrar, the parking service shares it with you.

What does this mean? Domain parking is only a means to an end. The end is a sale, ad revenue, or your own online business. All mean revenue, profit, and cash flow. Until you set up hosting and upload the index.html file, parking makes sense. If you can flip the domain quickly for significant profit, good for you. However, this isn’t always possible, even in traditional real estate, unless you invest in development. If you can’t sell quickly for real profit then you must look at all the options available. Domain parking is not the only option.

Labels: Domain Development, Domain Parking

Just received a friendly email from Parked.com stating that our account will be looked after by a team of 3 full-time people. That’s great news. We have consistently found Parked to be a top performing domain parking service in terms of on-time payouts (2x per month), optimization speed, customization, and overall support. While the market is experiencing a downturn due to economic slide, Parked is a service that will allow you to get the most out of your parked domains. If you have the time, you can even add content and enhance optimization for each domain. Now with the additions to the team the service should improve even more.

If you don’t have an account with Parked, you can use the following referal link to help increase your chance of getting accepted:

http://www.parked.com/tour/?promo=1C963EC27D

Here is the link without the promo:

http://www.parked.com/

Labels: Domain Parking