question Understaing parking more thorughly

Hypersot said:

The following are only my opinions:

1. A parking page helps, the visitor to your domain, encounter some kind of content instead of a blank page or an error page. It's up to you if you prefer content or not.

You may ask, why I wouldn't want to park a domain. Well, one of the reasons I *don't* park some of my domains is that the ads that could be shown there could potentially infringe trademarks.

Let's say you have domain that has the 'apple' keyword in the name. If you park it, there is a chance that it will show 'Apple' products which in turn could lead you into trouble.
If you intend to sell the domain to an apple fruit seller, then its best you leave the domain unparked, so anyone interested can contact you themselves.

2. I don't get the question. Either you develop a domain for yourself or you try to earn money from it either from a sale or from ads.

3. Almost all. 95% of my earnings come from parking

4. 90% of what I buy is based to what *I* think could have potential traffic.

5. 90% of my domains are handregs and they do earn profits indeed .

6. Why does it matter? Alexa , Compete and all the rest are ways to monitor your traffic. If you prefer those ways to monitor your traffic, eventually you'll get rankinks *If* you also have some kind of traffic.

hope I helped

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LoneDeranger said:

Hi! Thank you for your detailed reply! It defiantly helped me alot.
What I was trying to ask in question number #2 is can a domain, by itself, without any content or hosting, earn parking revenues?

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Hypersot said:

again, I'm not sure I understand

Do you perhaps mean that, if a domain with no previous history of having content or hosted can earn revenue?

if that is what you ask then yes, if the domain somehow has the potential (as a name) to attract visitors then it will eventually bring revenue as well.

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