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News Source: http://www.clickqualityconsultant.com
Story Found By: nemat 1534 Days ago
Category: PPC
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It’s not that hard to opt out of parked domains now. It even removes them from the search network too.
Yes, I talk about that in my original post, there is still the issue that Google are charging premium rates for parked domain clicks which annoys me the most.Has anyone on Sphinn had a lot of quality traffic from parked domains I am keen to know.
"Has anyone on Sphinn had a lot of quality traffic from parked domains I am keen to know."Yes.
I’ve actually had some decent results on a few parked sites. In some cases I created a site-targeted campaign for them. Follow the typical best-practices for content network and you can get decent returns.
"Has anyone on Sphinn had a lot of quality traffic from parked domains?"Hell yeah. In some cases, I would like to opt out of everything but parked domains and error pages!
I am really amazed by that, all I ever see is rubish.Now are they content network or search partner sites?Back to my original question, are you happy to pay top dollar for parked domain clicks or do you think they should be discounted like content network clicks?