We all know that domain traffic converts better than search traffic, yet these restrictions appear to only be detrimental to the domainer.
If Domain Parking is a dying platform then we need firms like yours to create new ones.. DomainSponsor says it best "The only way to predict the future is to invent it."
Domain Parking for me was once bread and butter, and it was a great ride.. I made more money than I ever invested.. and then some more.. I cant complain.. my sites make more than my entire portfolio combined.. so for me parking is no longer about parking.. its about earning reg fee until my new site idea comes along.
This is how I adapt to the market, many contributing factors can lead to increases in revenue, as they say one mans disaster is another mans lottery.. and as domainers we have to speculate the highs with the lows..
I do feel that Yahoo are missing the big picture here, but when has yahoo ever got things right.. especially recently.
I dont know if there is money in domain parking, but I know there is money in developed sites and the domains themselves.. so until some jobsworth takes that away from us I guess we survive for another year at least.
As for the Account manager issue, I got an email telling me he was my account manager last year... and well that is it.
Hey.. perhaps thats cool for some, but I am used to account managers noticing revenue spikes and drops and asking if they can help optimise my domains better.. as you say when we make money so do you.
Look.. just venting.. been out the picture for a while.. and I noticed others were blogging what I was thinking..
Parked is cool.. but Yahoo is gonna be your demise sooner or later... I hope that does not happen.. but to quote myself.. "...if it works, make it better, if it dont, then change"
Thats a namestrands-ism feel free to quote me.