Thread: Does Domain Cash Parking Worth It?

Originally Posted by iamfreelancer

Lately i've came across quite a number of website that is doing domain cash parking page....
does this kinda thing really worth it?? or does it profitable??

further more... does search engine really index these kinda websire and treat it as a normal website?

Any URL for the domain cash parking? I'm using SEDO parking for most of my domain names. Earned less than pennies

Domain cash parking has many risks. A domain may fluctuate or fall off in traffic, especially over time - this is only natural.

Most people try to sell domains at X number of months revenue, but IMHO this is a very risky and flimsy formula for the buyer, because traffic declines over time, unless it is a natural domain like SEX.com and you do not have domains like this anymore....they were gone a long time ago.

But of course, a domain like SEX.COM is worth millions and millions of dollars - if you can buy it, and the owner is willing to sell it.

The buzzword is development, not parking.

But development for the mere sake of development usually turns out crappy sites that quickly put off people, and clog up the internet with more junk. That was why Eric Schmidt of Google called the Internet a cesspool, recently....

Originally Posted by Coolio

Domain cash parking has many risks. A domain may fluctuate or fall off in traffic, especially over time - this is only natural.

Most people try to sell domains at X number of months revenue, but IMHO this is a very risky and flimsy formula for the buyer, because traffic declines over time, unless it is a natural domain like SEX.com and you do not have domains like this anymore....they were gone a long time ago.

But of course, a domain like SEX.COM is worth millions and millions of dollars - if you can buy it, and the owner is willing to sell it.

The buzzword is development, not parking.

But development for the mere sake of development usually turns out crappy sites that quickly put off people, and clog up the internet with more junk. That was why Eric Schmidt of Google called the Internet a cesspool, recently....

I agree as above. In fact, it all depending on the domain name.

I don't think people would be willing to spend millions on a domain name anymore. Web 2.0 has made misspelt and made up names acceptable, like Digg.
And you can't park a registered trademark, even if you could buy it before the company can.

it is depends on how famous ur website and how many clicks you get when visitor land to your website.

but still all revenue have to share with parking company.

this is sample park domain em-max dot biz