These sites will clearly have no IBL so just dumping them out there would not make much sense. What should I do are there any suggestions here?
Put adsense on there (as long as you have plenty of quality content on the page), and you will earn far more than parking.
[edited by: Tiebreaker at 9:00 am (utc) on Feb. 26, 2008]
Unfortunately a lot of parking relies on IBL and of course knowledge that the domain exists (directly typed URLs). A one or 2 page site with some adSense and affiliate links in there should allow the site to be crawled while, in time, generating some revenue for you.
As these are are brand new domains I'd suggest submitting to a lot of engines and perhaps using them in forum signatures etc to try and drive up traffic.
i agree with Tiebreaker: but instead of 1 page, make it 5 or more if you can. this way you may also get a few back links on various forums.
Sure thing - a 4 or 5 page site is better than a 1 page site - but my understanding is that google will only index your index page if the site doesn't have any IBL.
My personal strategy is to keep all my content just on my index page at first (because google won't see it otherwise) - once the site picks up an IBL or two, I can then split the 1 large index page into a 4/5 page minisite.
Don't know whether that arrangement has made the top ten list though.
I have 200 domain names all brand new and fresh all created in a week. I know there is cash parking, then creating mini-sites each.
Put adsense on there (as long as you have plenty of quality content on the page), and you will earn far more than parking.
Unfortunately a lot of parking relies on IBL and of course knowledge that the domain exists (directly typed URLs).
I didn't claim that domains without links would not perform, however, from experience of dealing with thousands of parked domains, those that have links to them generally out-perform those that don't, in terms of click revenues.
Yes, we still have a lot of domains that receive only type-in traffic but, with the exception of the more generic one-two word domains, referal traffic far out weighs type-in traffic.
I appreciate that there are instances where domains are stumbled upon when looking for a site, which can lead to click revenue, but surely it makes sense that the more referral traffic (in bound links) that exist the greater the chance of increased clicks. No?
There's more chance of catching a bus if a bus passes the stop every 5 minutes than there is if you're waiting for a bus driver to come looking specifically for you.
I am preparing a site, currently I have written about 5000 words and plan to add more, would that be enough?
I would take the best names and build mini sites with multi pages,
for the next best names Id build one page sites and then Id park the rest.
