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  windowslivemsn.com
Posted by: Chris - 07-01-2006, 09:27 PM - Forum: Domain Name Appraisals - Replies (10)

is getting around 20 hits per day for me.

looking to sell, can somebody suggest a price?

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  Google PR (PageRank) Defined
Posted by: sub-zero - 07-01-2006, 02:01 PM - Forum: Search Engines and Marketing - Replies (26)

PR is short for PageRank, a system Google created to help determine the popularity of a site. It's essentially what put them on the map, as it made their search results (at the time) FAR FAR better than any other search engine, because it knew which sites were more popular and it put them toward the top.

Here is what they say about it:
http://www.google.com/technology/

You can download the Google toolbar and see the PR for any site. The more incoming links a site has, the higher the PR. The higher the PR, the better that site will do in the search engines. Granted, many other factors go into search engine rankings, but PR is a pretty big one.

For reference:

- The scale goes from 0 - 10
- Most people say an 8 isn't possible for a one-man show. You need to be a big company to get the links necessary (hundreds of thousands) to get that high.
- There are just a few PR 10's in the world.
- The scale is exponential, like the Richter Scale. There are 1/10th as many PR5s as there are PR4s. There are 1/10th as many PR6s as PR5s. Etc...
- The ONLY thing that affects PageRank is incoming links and the quality of those links. A link coming to you from a PR5 is much more valuable than a link coming to you from a PR3. Of course, every link helps so never turn them down.
- An easy way to get more incoming links is to get your site listed in directories. There are a lot of paid directories out there, but that Excel list is all free ones. The list shows the PR of the sites as well, which really helps.
- If you post on other forums, and if they allow it, make sure you have a link to your site in your signature. Those are links, they pass PR, it helps.

One last thing to consider, which you often have very little control over is anchor text. The text that is used to link to your site is very important to Google. If people link to your site with the words "Smallville forum", you'll rank better for those words. If they link to your site saying "Swiss cheese", you'll rank better for those.

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  Looking for quality site maker
Posted by: Harry4265 - 07-01-2006, 06:04 AM - Forum: Advertise and Hire - Replies (12)

Looking for quality site maker to make me a site, offer prices here I need it urgently, You would become a main part of the site.
Thanks in advance Harry

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  Amazon Associates
Posted by: angelbabyw2pointoh - 07-01-2006, 03:37 AM - Forum: PPC / CPC / Affiliate Programs - Replies (27)

Are there any other Amazon Associates on the forum? Does anyone have any tips that they would like to share with a beginner?

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  Google Adsense
Posted by: angelbabyw2pointoh - 07-01-2006, 03:36 AM - Forum: PPC / CPC / Affiliate Programs - Replies (17)

I have a few small websites and blogs where I have google adsense on them. I do not get a lot of traffic, but I was wondering if anyone had any tips for when I do get traffic so that people will want to click on the ads. Such as ad placement, etc.

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  css
Posted by: angelbabyw2pointoh - 07-01-2006, 03:18 AM - Forum: Domain Development - Replies (8)

Hello. I am interested in learning CSS. Does anyone know of any good tutorials online. I have been playing with it a little on myspace only.

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  Simsearth.co.uk
Posted by: Harry4265 - 06-30-2006, 07:12 PM - Forum: Domains For Sale - Fixed Price/Offer - Replies (7)

$15
Selling simsearth.co.uk for $15

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  GoDaddy Domain Registrations
Posted by: jerry - 06-30-2006, 04:03 PM - Forum: Domain Companies - Replies (26)

hi everyone, i'm new to this domain registering thing and i wanted to know what you guys think about GoDaddy.com because i heard there pretty good plus they also had one of the WWE divas do a really good ad for them.

please let me know what you guys think.

thanks

Jerry

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  Gambling domains with traffic
Posted by: zach - 06-30-2006, 03:51 PM - Forum: Domain Names Wanted - Replies (57)

Hi

I am looking for domains that contain the words Poker or Casino or Gambling or Blackjack or a similar term.

No revenue is needed but the domains MUST have traffic. Please PM domains and traffic stats (including where they are parked), along with asking price (budget: low to high xx, and low xxx depending on the name).

Reply to this thread or 'PM SENT' and PM:

1. Domain name
2. Traffic
3. Where the domain is parked

If you do NOT have traffic stats, please do not PM me.
If you DO have traffic stats but no revenue, then please PM me.

Zach

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  Domain Parking Guide
Posted by: zach - 06-30-2006, 10:48 AM - Forum: PPC / CPC / Affiliate Programs - Replies (30)

I have taken it upon myself to write a guide to domain parking for those who may be interested in using it as a method of making money through their domains.



The Idea Behind Parking:

Domain Parking is a method of capitalising on domains with traffic, but with no content. For instance, if you have purchased a domain name with traffic, but no website came with the domain, you can park it in order to capitalise on the traffic without having to develop the domain. Simply put, its another method of Traffic Monitization.



What is it:


Parking Partners (such as Sedo) host a pre-made website filled with advertisements on your domain. These advertisements are usually targeted to the specific keywords of the domain. For instance, if your domain is earlypoker.com, then advertisements will be targeted towards poker or gambling. Likewise, a parked page at parishiltonphotos.us would show advertisements related to Paris Hilton or celebrities. Some parking partners simply display advertisements from large external networks, such as Google Adsense, and some maintain their own network, such as the Roar.com network which Fabulous uses.



How it works:


Although parking partners differ, they usually adopt the same monitization model. The large majority of parking partners operate on Pay-Per-Click (PPC). Each time that a visitor to a parked site clicks on an advertisement, the owner of the parked domain receives a share of revenue. Some of that revenue goes to your parking partner (the company hosting your site), and the rest goes to the owner.

A small minority of parking sites use alternative monitization models. Some adopt affiliate programs, where in part of the revenue of a sale is shared with the domain owner. Depending on the revenue gathered per sale, the traffic to the parked domain and the rate of conversion of that traffic (how many visitors actually click on an advertisement and, in the case of affiliate programs, proceed to buy a product), this might bring in more revenue than the traditional PPC model. Yet, because this is rarely the case, and because of further disadvantages (e.g. it is very impractical for the domain owner and parking partner to track sales on the advertisers website; And the 'good faith' of advertisers to share their revenue is reduced when sales are both large in revenue but infrequent), PPC is more widely used.




Parking Partners:

  • Fabulous:
    This is one of the highest paying partners for some categories of names; for instance, mortgage names get around $9 - $12 per click on Fabulous. They run their own advertisement network (roar.com) which allows them to run some ads which other larger networks deny (adult, gambling etc.). A handy little tool for checking individual advertisement revenue can be found on www.roar.com (click on"Check bid prices").

    It is not easy to get names accepted into fabulous. They are looking for high traffic names, and have asked many domain portfolio owners to test-drive their traffic first. You should usually present them with many domains at once, not just 20 or 30.
  • Domain Sponsor:
    This sponsor also gives high payouts (some being comparable to the high categories of fabulous). It is the choice of many domainers here. They allow auto-customizability, where the landing pages 'evolve' with each visitor to show the most targeted ads.
  • SEDO:
    Sedo runs a large domain selling website, and offers sellers (and other domain owners) the option of parking their domains with them. The benefit is that, if you are seeking to sell your domain at the same time, then you can centralise all of your domain activity on a single network.

    Sedo has recently started a 'professional' parking service which returns greater revenue, but is only for high traffic domains.
  • GoDaddy:
    This domain registration company has started offering parking. You actually have to PAY THEM in order to show ads on your website. This dosen't make sense to most of us here at Domain Social, except that they are clearly trying to capitalise on new users who are not aware that most (if not all other) parking services are free.
This list is certainly not complete, but I just wanted to give a brief overview of some of the major players. If you have any other information which would be useful to this guide, then feel free to add to it by posting replies in the thread.

Hope this helps!

Zach

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