Domain Parking: How To Earn Money From Parked Domains
If you’re like most internet marketers, you’ve got a domain name or two that you bought and then haven’t gotten round to doing anything with, you should think about parking those domains.
Parking a domain is a bit like parking a car. You place it somewhere and get on with your life while it just sits there, parked.
The problem with most domain parking is that you end up with a generic web page that your hosting company designed on the back of a napkin. If it says anything at all, it probably claims that the domain is reserved for a customer. Gee, that’s really useful.
If you had the time, you’d put some pages up on the domain. That’s why you bought it in the first place I guess. But then it wouldn’t be parked, it would be in use.
So how can you put some relevant information on a domain and add
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What’s the one singular item that your online business requires to stand above the competition and become a huge success?
A great domain name!
The domain name is what people type in when they want to get to your site – it’s the part that comes after the http:// or the www. It’s your web address. Having something they can remember without looking it up every time or keeping it in their bookmarks, to be lost among the all the other addresses, is the best thing you can do to get visitors to return to your site and word-of-mouth free traffic.
It’s said that all the good domain names are gone, but that’s about as far from the truth as you can get. Here are a few simple guidelines that will make your domain name — and your business — a memorable and popular web destination.
1. Choose a Dot-Com
The #1 rule is, go
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