Why “Park” Your Domains When You Can “Embark” Them?
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Ben Moreno in Internet Marketing - 0 Comments
Domain Embarking vs. Domain Parking
If you own domain names that you are not using you can park them. The term domain parking means to place ads or other content on the site to generate potential revenue instead of the domain name just sitting there and doing nothing. This usually doesn’t produce much but it’s better than nothing and most web hosts will offer this as a free service. The term Domain Embarking is similar to Domain Parking but goes one step further. There is a whole website created with blogs, videos, news, wikipedia articles, etc.
One such company that provides this kind of service is a site called Domain Embarking. This site will take a domain name you own and create an entire site for you to make money off of using Google adsense. All you have to do is buy a domain and enter a few keywords and in a minute or two an entire website will be generated for you automatically. It is actually pretty impressive to watch. You can regenerate the site as many times as you wish trying different keywords to tailor it exactly how you need.
How do you make money?
The company will share the profits from advertising with you. As people click on your ads you will be generating revenue through adsense. They also have these premium shares in you can earn which pay you quarterly like a dividends. The more traffic you have going to your domains the better and all this is free you just have to do a little bit of work getting the keywords just right. If you don’t even want to do that you can pay $3 and have them do it for you. I currently own about 25 domain names and all are monetized using domain embarking. I have a pretty good plan to use this service to make some decent revenue but I want to see the first check clear in my bank before I can completely trust this site. I will post an update when I can achieve any kind of decent revenue from this site.
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