tedster
msg:4315781 | 8:54 pm on May 21, 2011 (gmt 0) |
If you have even a glimmer of their future purpose, I'd put some on-theme content there. If they are exact keyword domains of some kind and you're generating significant ad income while they're parked, that would be the only situation where I might do otherwise.
If you have even one piece of great content you put there, I'd say start aging the home page and potentially attracting backlinks.
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wheel
msg:4315783 | 9:00 pm on May 21, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for the reminder.
The gov't in my home country released a new 'thing' earlier this year. All it is right now is a three page outline, but I expect it to be fleshed out into a full fledged consumer niche product/service in the next year. I bought the name in a domain. Reminds me I better put up at least the gov't document for now.
Sorry to derail the thread, but I just typed in the name of the service in Google, and got a very interesting suggestion in the drop down. Interesting because it's not thename of the product/service but it's close - and I think it's actually what consumers would look for. And guess what - those domains weren't taken :). They are now.
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Jkjk
msg:4317994 | 3:46 pm on May 26, 2011 (gmt 0) |
tedster what do you mean by aging the home page? Is a domain being aged from date of registration or from date I put there some content?
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tedster
msg:4318039 | 4:37 pm on May 26, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Live content seems to be more important than the mere time since the registration.
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