Domain Parking – Still Profitable in 2024?

[DediRock]

Hi, is domain parking still a viable income stream in 2024? I’m curious to know if it’s worth holding certain domains or if development is the better path.

 

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[Deleted member 323001307]

That's another nail in the domain name PPC parking coffin!

 

[amplify]

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Wouldn't this just be a barrier of entry to competition for new parking companies?

It doesn't seem like it'd have an effect on Bodis, etc., as, if Google is their upstream ad provider, they would already have an account.

It likely wouldn't affect businesses seriously into making domain parking a part of their business model like, say, a registrar that wants to automatically park names, either on behalf of them or the clients, because they would have the budget to get a fancy lawyer letterhead to opt into content suitability if it takes too long to get verified.

It seems like it would just affect domainers with large portfolios going forward that may be able to create a parked lander and set their domains to it. They would have to go with an existing company and take the profit hit that the parking companies take off the top.

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

I’m curious to know

Hi

do you have any domains that earn ppc revenue?

imo...

 

[DediRock]

Hi

do you have any domains that earn ppc revenue?

imo...

I don't currently have any domains that earn PPC revenue, but I'm always interested in learning more about how it works. Do you have any tips or experiences with this?

 

[DediRock]

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Interesting update! It makes sense that content suitability for parked domains would evolve. This could impact how parked domains are used in Google Ads. Thanks for sharing!

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

Few days ago we published the Domain Parking discussion session from the Domain Summit:

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maybe this will be interesting for some