Sorry Can I try again? Help with names......Where did I go wrong

[Shanked]

First, I am really sorry, I am sure that posting the links looked badly, but I didn't even consider the parking thing (as I have made Not even a penny as of yet). There was no ulterior motive..... apologies.

Will someone please take the time to review these names and tell me why they do not make for good domains? I have posted them all on the appraisals section and have heard NOTHING! I assume they are not good. Will some of you take the time to tell me why, so I can try and not make the same mistakes again?

A huge thank you to all who help.......here are the domains...... I have looked and I think if I don't add the W W W then they don't link up....... All are just names, no sites.

bikeweek.tv

3dmoviesquad.com

muskadine.com - misspelling of muscadine - maybe a winery or restaurant

cameracoeds.com - adult/ I thought, but doesn't have to be?

airspunpower.com - green energy/ technology

1800dig.com - engineering/construction - pipeline awareness

adultgamingga.com - adult gaming for Georgia

cardseekers.com - credit cards

lilleez.com - flowers.....lillies


Again, I apologize Johnn for the post before.....I will not do post parking pages again.

A great amount of grattitude to anyone who will offer constructive opinions,

 

[David G]

They are not targeted keyword combinations which subject the public would likely be looking for and typein to their browser window or a search box.

 

[copper]

There is reason why these domains were available to register.
Reason = not good enough to register.

I doubt you'll get much revenue from parking them either as they
are not pure keyword type-in domains.

However, if you develop them into websites and put unique/quality contents, traffics will grow.
And you'll see your revenue increase eventually.

But, again, almost any domains may get same result if you develop it right.

Suggestions...
Read more.
Check dropped domains - occasionally, you may find some value there.
Buy existing domains.
Quality matters, not quantity.