My WhyPark.com Experiment

[StephenR]

I believe a 5 Star forum members first discussed using WhyPark.com to earn revenue from parked domains a while back. Until now I really didn't put much thought into using this service until I stumbled back onto their page for some reason or another....then the gears started spinning

This service is really pretty cool. Especially if you own about a 100+ domains....yes I have an addiction. I wrote a quick blog about this service which you can review at: http://www.top-affiliate.com/blog/20...ng-whyparkcom/

Here's the project:

If you read my blog post you'll see WhyPark.com adds continously updated information to these web sites based on your targeted keywords. I think many people/marketers may just stop there. I'm going to submit articles tightly focused on the keywords I load into WhyPark for each of these domains to the major repositories. At the end of the day even if these sites produce a paltry $1.00 a day that would produce a significant amount of income with very minimum effort. Basically it can all be outsourced. The best part is it only costs $99.95 to host 100 domains!

I'll keep you posted on this little side project. I'm kinda excited to see how it pans out.

[Linda Buquet]

WHOA! You are a DOLL! I have so many domains sitting at SEDO and Sedo is making money from them but I'm barely getting any revshare.

WOW, wish I had more time to do stuff like this. I have some pretty high paying KW domains. Now I'm all excited! Have you seen an example of what the pages look like? I just did a quick scan and didn't see an example.

[StephenR]

Originally Posted by Linda Buquet

WOW, wish I had more time to do stuff like this. I have some pretty high paying KW domains. Now I'm all excited! Have you seen an example of what the pages look like? I just did a quick scan and didn't see an example.

I'll keep you posted on this Linda. Time...yes time is one of the biggest hurdles we all must overcome.

OUTSOURCE Linda. Outsource as much work as your comfortable with letting other people do. Not that I'm a control freak but letting other people operate some aspects of my business was not an option a while back. Since I started outsourcing some aspects of my business I have realized better returns, better finished products...and...well more ME time =)

Once I have a finished site up and running with this experiment I'll give you a look.

[sarahk]

That's really interesting. i'm just going through a proposal to park domains for a guy over at DP - with a setup fee on the basis that he does alot of trades so it should be worth my while.

My strategy is pretty similar but less formal. Their targetting engine will be automated while mine, for now, will be manual. Interesting to see the market developing beyond Sedo and "freeparking" models.

Have you got any example sites at WhyPark?

[StephenR]

Sorry Sarah nothing yet. I'll post one up soon.

[Linda Buquet]

Hey Sarah,

I found a post at DP from the guy that owns WhyPark when he started this and it includes an example of his pages.

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?p=1145928

Sample site: http://www.pcviruses.net/
Hundreds of pages indexed and decent PR and Alexa.

Hope this helps Sarah. Good luck with your new project!

[sarahk]

I wondered if he was doing mini sites. Very cool. I'll be signing up!

[StephenR]

Great find Linda. So who else is fired up!? With just some minimal article marketing you could see some significant returns.

[Linda Buquet]

Sarah be sure to use Stephen's affiliate link in his blog since he turned us on to it. I will too if I have time to move my domains there.

[AffiliateGuild]

Clickbank links don't allow for affiliates to sign each other up ... do they?

This is a very cool concept, especially because it's keyword savey. I have to wonder where they are getting the articles, but I suppose if you're just looking to earn some PR from Google you wouldn't be to concerned with saturation issues ... yes?!

Thanks for sharing this guys! Good stuff!