Domain Parking Does Not Work!

Okay, let me rephrase that - unless you own a domain name that gets hundreds of visitors a day via type-in traffic, domain parking does not work!

If you've ever parked a domain name, then you know exactly what I mean. Domain parking is a nice way to make a little bit of money from a great domain name while advertising it for sale. But if you're looking for that domain to earn good money for you then domain parking is not your best solution.

Domain parking is easy. Basically you just assign your domain's name servers to your favorite parking service and they automatically create a one page site full of ads for it. When someone visits that domain they may click on one of those ads and then you'll get paid a "portion" of the revenue that click generated.

There are a few flaws in this:

1. You are only getting a portion of your pay-per-click earnings. Your parking service is getting the rest of your earnings.
2. Search engines don't send traffic to these pages. They are smart enough to realize that they are just a page full of ads.
3. Once someone lands on your parked domain page, they know it's just a page pull of ads and they typically leave immediately.

Let's look at this another way... Let's pretend you're a farmer and that you grow corn on your farm. Let's also assume that you offer your corn for sale. What's the best way to sell your corn? Would you keep it on your farm and only sell it to people who walk up, knock on your door and ask you to sell them some corn? Or would you take your corn to a busy street, hang up a sign that reads "Corn for sale." And hope that some of the passers by will make a purchase from you? The answer is obvious. Sure, a small (probably very small) handful of people may walk up to your door and ask if your corn is for sale because they see your farm, but nowhere near the amount of buyers you would likely have on that busy street.

If you park your domains you're acting like the farmer who waits for people to knock on his door. Parked domains generally acquire only direct, type-in traffic... meaning that someone types your domain name directly into their browser window just to see what it is.

If you're the type of farmer that's willing to sit out by the side of the road, then you need to develop your domain into a web site. In our metaphor, the cars on the road represent the traffic that passes through the search engines. If you have some good content on your domain, then your web site can present itself as a clickable option to those who may have searched on the words that are relevant to your web site. So then, of course, the problem becomes "How do I develop my domain?" That's where Kwikcontent comes in...

We realize that there are a lot of people out there who have some decent domain names that they want to start earning money with. Kwikcontent takes the guess work out of the entire development process. We've got it all set up for you. You simply tell Kwikcontent what search terms are relative to your domain name and it grabs all the content you need to start attracting search engine traffic.

Once you make the decision to start attracting search engine traffic we're ready to help get you thousands of pages of quality content that will be attractive for searchers to pull over and take a look ;)

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