Domain Parking is Dead
But why? Let's analyze the situation as a whole.
Big and small domainers search on a daily basis for good domains, as well buy and sell great ones.
Unfortunately, by the day's end, both big and small domainers are still parking their domains and waiting for a good deal on them.
Some people don't realize how bad it is to have those terrible pages full of links.
And some, think it's good to have something on the domain until they don't sell it.
Well, you're doing nothing.
You're just losing the chance to earn lots of money with your domain name and raise it's rank, so you have a successful sale.
Yes you can make money parking domains.
But unless you have a great generic name and preferably a .
com don't count on huge paychecks.
You can own 1,000 not-so-good names and park them anywhere and never earn your money back.
By parking your domains, you are:
This way you can understand why parking is bad idea.
SnowmobileRentals.
com I think the most reasonable thought about this was having a website about, erm...
Snowmobiles? Well.
I'm seeing a terrible website with no design whatsoever and lot's of links.
Why someone would come back to this website after all? And why would someone click one of those absolutely non-interesting promotional links? TheNutcracker.
com Again.
What would be good here? Christmas, of course.
Again, we have a big turn-off.
A plain white and blue page with lot's of links.
BassMagazine.
com This domain has everything to be very successful.
I think he's crying to be developed.
Some news, pictures, videos and more interesting content would be the perfect match for this domain.
But no! Let's park and create huge turn-off landing pages.
Domain parking is completely obsolete.
Today everyone is talking about Web 2.
0 and interactivity.
Parking simply doesn't fit in the new era of internet and websites.
Why would someone visit your "website" if the only thing he will find are links? That's why Domain Parking is dead.
It's the complete opposite to user-friendly websites.
Parking makes your domain trash, literally.
But...
what can I do? The solution, my friend, is simple: Develop it.
Developing your domain consists in turning your website into a real website about the subject your domain is related.
But developing websites isn't a walk in the park.
Takes time and many efforts, and some people don't even know how to start.
You need to gather good content for your website.
However, this is where a new service, called Parking Revolution, appears to save your day.
Parking Revolution is an hybrid between domain parking and domain development.
You're able to develop your domains easily and fast.
Once you get the handle of it, you can develop your domain in one minute or less.
You don't need to manage the content, or worry about updating the website.
You also don't need to learn programming languages and difficult stuff like that.
The service generates and filters content based on a keyword chosen by you.
For example, "baseball" would result in an website with news, videos, pictures and more content related to baseball.
Pretty much does everything for you.
All you have to do is sign up with them and pay monthly for their many different plans.
For small domainers, the $15/m plan, that allows you to develop up to 100 domains, is the best.
There's also the 500 domains plan and the unlimited domains plan.
There also plenty of cool features, such as the bulk parking feature, that allows you to develop up to 100 domains in seconds...
But the best thing about Parking Revolution, is that no one manages your revenue.
Your domains are only yours.
You can use many advertising and affiliate programs, like Google AdSense, Yahoo Partner Network, Chitika and more.
You just need to paste the banner codes where the service asks you to.
You can even use your own ads.
This means maximized revenue, without any kinds of commissions.
Yes, you can always develop your own websites using tools like Microsoft Frontpage or Adobe Dreamweaver.
I also would like to mention XSite Pro, which is way better than Frontpage, but Parking Revolution makes your life very easy.
I'm a happy customer and i'm not afraid to share my secret.
This is the web future, embrace it.
Big and small domainers search on a daily basis for good domains, as well buy and sell great ones.
Unfortunately, by the day's end, both big and small domainers are still parking their domains and waiting for a good deal on them.
Some people don't realize how bad it is to have those terrible pages full of links.
And some, think it's good to have something on the domain until they don't sell it.
Well, you're doing nothing.
You're just losing the chance to earn lots of money with your domain name and raise it's rank, so you have a successful sale.
Yes you can make money parking domains.
But unless you have a great generic name and preferably a .
com don't count on huge paychecks.
You can own 1,000 not-so-good names and park them anywhere and never earn your money back.
By parking your domains, you are:
- Earning not even 10% of what you could earn with your domain
- Paying high taxes to companies that help you do nothing with your domain
- Scaring users away from your domain.
C'mon, who will visit a page with lot's of uninteresting links and non-related content? Who will click on one of those links?
This way you can understand why parking is bad idea.
SnowmobileRentals.
com I think the most reasonable thought about this was having a website about, erm...
Snowmobiles? Well.
I'm seeing a terrible website with no design whatsoever and lot's of links.
Why someone would come back to this website after all? And why would someone click one of those absolutely non-interesting promotional links? TheNutcracker.
com Again.
What would be good here? Christmas, of course.
Again, we have a big turn-off.
A plain white and blue page with lot's of links.
BassMagazine.
com This domain has everything to be very successful.
I think he's crying to be developed.
Some news, pictures, videos and more interesting content would be the perfect match for this domain.
But no! Let's park and create huge turn-off landing pages.
Domain parking is completely obsolete.
Today everyone is talking about Web 2.
0 and interactivity.
Parking simply doesn't fit in the new era of internet and websites.
Why would someone visit your "website" if the only thing he will find are links? That's why Domain Parking is dead.
It's the complete opposite to user-friendly websites.
Parking makes your domain trash, literally.
But...
what can I do? The solution, my friend, is simple: Develop it.
Developing your domain consists in turning your website into a real website about the subject your domain is related.
But developing websites isn't a walk in the park.
Takes time and many efforts, and some people don't even know how to start.
You need to gather good content for your website.
However, this is where a new service, called Parking Revolution, appears to save your day.
Parking Revolution is an hybrid between domain parking and domain development.
You're able to develop your domains easily and fast.
Once you get the handle of it, you can develop your domain in one minute or less.
You don't need to manage the content, or worry about updating the website.
You also don't need to learn programming languages and difficult stuff like that.
The service generates and filters content based on a keyword chosen by you.
For example, "baseball" would result in an website with news, videos, pictures and more content related to baseball.
Pretty much does everything for you.
All you have to do is sign up with them and pay monthly for their many different plans.
For small domainers, the $15/m plan, that allows you to develop up to 100 domains, is the best.
There's also the 500 domains plan and the unlimited domains plan.
There also plenty of cool features, such as the bulk parking feature, that allows you to develop up to 100 domains in seconds...
But the best thing about Parking Revolution, is that no one manages your revenue.
Your domains are only yours.
You can use many advertising and affiliate programs, like Google AdSense, Yahoo Partner Network, Chitika and more.
You just need to paste the banner codes where the service asks you to.
You can even use your own ads.
This means maximized revenue, without any kinds of commissions.
Yes, you can always develop your own websites using tools like Microsoft Frontpage or Adobe Dreamweaver.
I also would like to mention XSite Pro, which is way better than Frontpage, but Parking Revolution makes your life very easy.
I'm a happy customer and i'm not afraid to share my secret.
This is the web future, embrace it.
