What PPC Service Does NameAdministration.com Use?

[timothymevans]

Does anyone know what service nameadministration.com uses to monetize their domains?

 

[actnow]

They use their own. Last I heard, it was a Yahoo feed.

He probably can deliver more traffic than all of the other Yahoo feed suppliers
combined.

 

[timothymevans]

Do you know how many names he has? Can anyone set up live feeds from Yahoo? I know with Google (AdSense for Domains) you need to have massive traffic. I'm just sick and tired of name monetization companies and splitting the profits ... I was making $50-$100 a month with NameDrive and now with TrafficClub, it's peanuts (wanted to see if something else would work better).

 

[Sinfully Wicked]

I'd imagine you'd need to meet some kind of criteria to use the Yahoo feed directly, just like Google's.

As for the amount of domains he has i got no idea but i know they own SinfullyWicked.com lol

Give Yahoo and email and see what the score is.

Thank you

Sin

 

[actnow]

Did you sign a long term contract with TC?
If you made more with NameDrive, then move back there. ????
I'm sure Greg and Ed will appreciate you returning.

I haven't recently bothered to check to see how many domains Name Adm has.
But, if you want a ballpark number figure 500,000.

I believe it was quoted in an article that Name Adm made $ 90 million a year
with Yahoo. That is $ 171.24 per minute or $ 2.84 per second.

Can anyone setup their own feed with Yahoo and Google? No. Only if you have
a lot of traffic.

Furthermore, it requires a lot of back office support. Servers, programmers, staff, etc.

And, if you want to start your own ppc company, figure between $ 50,000-250,000
to get you started.

 

[cayars]

I have both a Yahoo/Overture feed and a Google feed as well as other speciallized/3rd party feeds.

I also run ParkItNow.com and guess what. 95%+ of the domains that run through my system don't use either feed. I find I can get better earnings for myself and customers by using 3rd party parking services instead (i.e. Domain Sponsor, Skenzo, TZ, AA, etc). By testing the domains at different parking services each one tends to optimize a domain a certain way and usually one of the them (at least) will outdue what I'd typically setup on a direct feed. Optimization techniques are a big part of why certain domain do better at one parking service versus another.

However, for other domains the direct feed approach works best. I also use these feeds (mostly what I have them for) for the search engines I run.

And YES, you do need a lot of traffic to get them. And then you need to negotiate well and keep the traffic really clean to keep a good rate. For pure domain use it just isn't worth the time or effort unless you have a massive amount of domains. I probably personally own more domains then anyone on this board (or one of the largest portfolios) and it wouldn't be worth it to me without the search engines compared to my current approach for parked domains.

Carlo

 

[maxo]

Did you sign a long term contract with TC?
If you made more with NameDrive, then move back there. ????
I'm sure Greg and Ed will appreciate you returning.

I haven't recently bothered to check to see how many domains Name Adm has.
But, if you want a ballpark number figure 500,000.

I believe it was quoted in an article that Name Adm made $ 90 million a year
with Yahoo. That is $ 171.24 per minute or $ 2.84 per second.

Can anyone setup their own feed with Yahoo and Google? No. Only if you have
a lot of traffic.

Furthermore, it requires a lot of back office support. Servers, programmers, staff, etc.

And, if you want to start your own ppc company, figure between $ 50,000-250,000
to get you started.

What do you mean with "a lot of traffic"? How much is that? Actually I do have around 500,000 unique visitors per month, but was not able to find contact details of a person I can get in touch with at Yahoo or Google for using their feed directly.