Making money with parked domains

What is a parked domain?

Parked domains are additional domains which you host on your account. They will display the same website as your primary domain and do NOT have separate web statistics, but you can give the parked domain its own email boxes. Parked domains are often used by businesses that want to have more than one web address for advertising purposes.

For example, if you own hostmysite.com and it is the primary domain of your cPanel account, you can set up mysitehost.com as a parked domain and it will load the content of hostmysite.com. You will notice that although the content of hostmysite.com is loading in the browser, the address bar will display http://mysitehost.com

A while back it occurred to me that I had quite a few (over 100) parked domains that I had done nothing with! They were just sitting there, collecting dust and advertising for the domain company should you type a name in. This got me to researching parked domains guide.yolasite.com. What I learned is that if you have a lot of domains, those domains can be another source of income for you. And if you've followed me any at all, you know I'm all about extra streams of income!

After a few months, my research has taught me several things. One is that no matter what, to make good honest money at anything online, it takes some patience and effort. Finding making money with parked domains is no different. I tried several methods to make money with my parked domains and I'll share some of my findings with you below. Let me just say this though, if you're expecting a story about how I made a killing with parked domains, you'd better go read something else!

To be honest, the only people I've ever heard of, or know of, who are making a lot of money with parked domains are those who have thousands of domains. These are your domain brokers and domain speculators. I don't know of anyone with a few hundred domains who are making huge profits. But then again, the whole notion behind a parked domain is that the only traffic it gets is type in traffic, so unless you have a few super popular domains that are one or two word keywords, you're not going to get the traffic that you need to bring in huge amounts of dollars!

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