MONETIZE unused domains with SE traffic !!!!
 

Hi. PLenty of people have keyword domain they keep just for future project so they won't have problems register good one later due to domainersbuying out most of the good stuff.

So you got good keyword domains but they got no type-in traffic. You don't have time to develop for example 400 domains.

There's solution, company that have good automated minisites, so you keep search engine traffic (unlike with domain parking) and you'll got high CTR.

Basic account is free but suits quite well. Enhanced accounts cost 10$/month or 25$/month and have better templates, more options, you can literaly optimize layout with access to whole html css.

Just join the free account, place 10-20 domains there, and wait few days for indexing and results.

Read more at:
Domain minisites (http://freedroptool.com/minisites)

He's talking about http://www.whypark.com people - go there without the cloaked affiliate link. And for this, http://www.smartname.com is probably better now anyways - they have eStores and blog templates integrated and seem to look considerably better than WhyPark right now.

if the service is free it would fly...but once you start paying $10-$25 a domain for a mini sites your already losing money. Please correct me if I am wrong.... I tried parked.com a while back with a thousand domains and made pennies....total waste of time with those domains. Only 1 casino domain made decent money.

I once got software to build minisites. I think it was $150 for unlimited use. I used it on about 200 or so domains. It didn't work THAT well, but a few domains were regularly earning back about 50 cents a day or more, with one domain achieving a nice ranking for its term which was mid-xx,xxx searches/mo and that was earning a few bucks a day. Then we lost the Dreamhost account it was on because they considered them "scraper sites" which was probably true. It wasn't ENOUGH of a benefit to bother with setting them all back up somewhere else.

These ones did look better than a bunch of others I had see til that point, but oftentimes the content for the keywords you put in wouldn't match up very well. That's usually the biggest problem with those things anyways.