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An interesting thing has occured with one of my names at Sedo. My domain name ImmortalityMachine.com was getting about 40-50 visitors a day, according to their parking statistics. BUT, it was getting only about 1 click a month. I had written them about this and asked if they count robot/spider hits. They said no. I tried various keywords and nothing helped.
So, I thought I had better do something with the hits. Yesterday I created a web site for it to sell Amazon books, and I added the Sedo Tracker and entered it for sale in Sedo as a web site rather than a domain name.
To my shock, I've since recieved virtually no visitors, with the exception of my own hits. I should have had 20-30 by now at least. I know it starts counting right away becuase my other Sedo trackers do and this current site has been logging my visits.
What does this mean? Why would I get hits when it was parked and then immediately no hits after I changed it to a web site? It has to be something is wrong with the parking statistics. I knew it was strange that only 1 in 1500 or so last month actually clicked a parked ad.
They have to be unintentionally counting hits by robots in their parking statistics, don't you think? What else could account for this difference?
Anyone have any ideas on this?
Note: most of the clicks you see on the counter are from me.
So, I thought I had better do something with the hits. Yesterday I created a web site for it to sell Amazon books, and I added the Sedo Tracker and entered it for sale in Sedo as a web site rather than a domain name.
To my shock, I've since recieved virtually no visitors, with the exception of my own hits. I should have had 20-30 by now at least. I know it starts counting right away becuase my other Sedo trackers do and this current site has been logging my visits.
What does this mean? Why would I get hits when it was parked and then immediately no hits after I changed it to a web site? It has to be something is wrong with the parking statistics. I knew it was strange that only 1 in 1500 or so last month actually clicked a parked ad.
They have to be unintentionally counting hits by robots in their parking statistics, don't you think? What else could account for this difference?
Anyone have any ideas on this?
Note: most of the clicks you see on the counter are from me.