Domain Cash Parking

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In all my online money making years, I’ve never looked in to one popular way some webpreneurs make money: Domain Cash Parking.
What is it? Basically, you buy a domain name and choose a place to ‘park’ it where you can get paid through some kind of revenue sharing system.

This is good if you own several domain names that are not being used and/or ‘under construction’. Instead of leaving these domains on their own, you can park them with a domain parking service and you can earn money by doing so.

There are several services that offer domain cash parking. And, depending on the number of domains you have, you might want to look at different services. Some cash parking services are free and some charge a fee.

If you have less than 50 domains that you wish to park, one popular service is Sedo. It has a free and a paid (Pro) version. I’ve heard some good reports about Sedo, but haven’t really had a first hand experience.

Another popular service is called Parked. A couple of other options: plus1.net and iMonetize.

All these also handle more than 50 domains. However, these cash parking services prefer to deal with bulk domain name parking (50+): Active Audience and Traffic Z.

How much money can people make with domain cash parking? It depends. Some people have reported earnings of a few cents to earning $50+ a week per domain name.

If you have experience in domain cash parking, please let us know what you think about it and recommend your favourite service.

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    104 Responses to Domain Cash Parking
    1. jim
      July 24, 2010 | 1:41 pm

      parked at godaddy also and am doing well. I do not like how they try selling and adding fees for everything.
      check out http://www.rgvflood.com
      Thanks.

    2. chris
      August 1, 2010 | 1:21 pm

      Hi

      I have some parked at Sedo, and find that they are def. worth checking out (for parking small numbers of sites.)
      check out http://www.museumdiscovery.com
      Thanks.

    3. Skutch
      August 8, 2010 | 11:50 am

      This article does not make much sense to me…why would someone pay to have a domain just sit? Does anyone have more information? Thanks!

    4. Belal
      August 23, 2010 | 7:34 pm

      Keep up! We want more!!!

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