Google vs. Sedo?

[tdukes1991]

I've got about 400 domains parked with Google (all registered through GoDaddy), most having been up for 6 months or so - certainly enough for a good test in my opinion. They're not generic domains, but they're not chopped liver either. Very ho-hum results... averages a couple of bucks per day for the whole lot. Big Yawn... I'm thinking of moving the entire lot to another provider - Sedo comes to mind. Am I thinking correctly? Is there another provider or two that I should look at. Also, a large concern is the ease of transfer. Do any of these providers have an "easy transfer" tool?

[Lame_Wolf]

what has this to do with adsense ?

[Chrispcritters]

Comparing AdSense for domains vs other parked solutions.

[netmeg]

Try SEDO (Google feed) or Parked (Yahoo/Bing feed) and see how they do. SEDO works well for transfer/selling domains too, at least in my experience.

[whywhywhy]

how much (+/-) you make by days with 400 domains parked ?

[HuskyPup]

how much (+/-) you make by days with 400 domains parked ?

It's in the OP:

Very ho-hum results... averages a couple of bucks per day for the whole lot.

[whywhywhy]

Yes "a couple of bucks" can you be a little more precise ?

[netmeg]

Yes "a couple of bucks" can you be a little more precise ?

Uh, I think that's a bit much to ask someone to reveal their precise revenue, no matter how big or small. Don't do it, tdukes1991.

[HuskyPup]

Yes "a couple of bucks" can you be a little more precise ?

If you ask in the domain names forum you will probably find this is quite normal:

[webmasterworld.com...]

[whywhywhy]

i don't asked a precise revenue just an idea, for example between 5 and 10, 10 and 20 etc... more tanh 100 :-)

[HuskyPup]

Ah...I assume that English is not your primary lanuage?

Couple = two (2)

Therefore a couple of bucks equates to USD 1.00 - 3.00 earnings per day.

[whywhywhy]

"The phrase a couple of has been in standard use for centuries, especially with measurements of time and distance and in referring to amounts of money: They walked a couple of miles in silence. Repairs will probably cost a couple of hundred dollars. The phrase is used in all but the most formal speech and writing."

A "buck" is an amount of money without more details

Therefore "a couple of bucks" is not necessarily equal to 1-3$ per day !

[HuskyPup]

YMMV and unless tdukes1991 wants to give you an accurate figure it's for you to worry about for ever!