Where to park or how monetize a domains with 99% Chinese traffic ?

[gransy]

Hi,

i have a lot of domains with CN traffic - i'm using Bodis, Parkingcrew, Skenzo and ZeroPark - on all of these parkings i see a counted visits, but zero conversions. Only on Zeropark there is posisble sell some % of traffic and get some money.

Do you have any recommendation to CN parking or afiliate or something else ?

J.

 

[Biggie]

Hi

if you are using those mentioned and only earning from zeroclick, then that's about most to expect, for chinese traffic.
ppc platforms have never been able to convert/utilize the traffic because basically, there are no advertisers for it.

i get traffic from China on most mixed character names and they rarely earn $

maybe see if you can get affiliate with baidu or something, and divert traffic there.

Good Luck!

imo...

 

[ArturoIM]

I’m experimenting the same . Are bots

 

[Darlington Omeh]

Bodis or any parking services can work for it. Ad content will automatically change to Chinese language for Chinese traffic.

 

[jmcc]

Ran across a few Chinese PPC parkers in the web usage surveys. The most common are Dopa and Dragonparking. They seem to be on Chinese market domain names. Some of the larger registrars also have their own PPC operations. There is a massive turnover in some of the Chinese gTLDs with about 80% or so zones being replaced within a year and development in those gTLDs is low. Affiliate parking (mainly gambling) rather than pure PPC parking is more common.

Regards...jmcc

 

[hacxx]

For domains with mostly Chinese traffic, typical Western parking services often underperform. You might want to try local Chinese platforms like Baidu Union, Tencent Ads, or Alibaba’s advertising network for better monetization. Also, consider partnering with Chinese affiliate programs or ad networks that specialize in CN traffic, such as AdChina.io or Mop. Direct deals with local advertisers or niche affiliate programs can also help increase conversions. ZeroPark’s partial success shows potential—try combining multiple CN-focused solutions and track what works best.