Getting parked pages listed

stender · Oct 29, 2006

Can anyone help. I have domains at sedo which I want to get listed on se's
In order to do so I believe I need to get rid of sedo's meta tags and title etc..

I've tried to forward a couple of domains instead of pointing the nameserver to sedo.
done framed web forwarding and added title and metatags.

But for some reason it doesn't show on the domain even though I deleted from sedo and re added?
tried the same from ukreg but still the same?

static · Oct 29, 2006

I would also like to get the hang of this technique. See the thread link below. If you can understand the way Fishfinger describes this technique please do let me know. I'm trying to do it through a 123 Reg account.

http://www.acorndomains.co.uk/domain-parking/1291-anybody-tried-altenatives-sedo-co-uk-names.html

stender · Oct 29, 2006

Yes it was that thread I saw it on. I removed my domain from my sedo control panel, Changed the domain on 123-reg to use forwarding (framed)
Filled out the title and metatags, then a while later added back to my sedo.
Didn't work tho'???

Can anyone assist?

static · Oct 29, 2006

Apparently Sedo are planning some UK workshops this winter. I will go, and I will ask them about this technique, and others.

aquanuke · Oct 29, 2006

Google dont allow parked pages to be indexed. Would cause a problem if Sedo started giving out advise on how to do that.

Parked is parked, if you want to get indexed start writing webpages.

pendragon · Oct 30, 2006

develop, index, wait then park.

stender · Oct 30, 2006

So your saying the other guy was talking crap in his post?

olebean · Oct 30, 2006

Aqua

Yes they do...

One of mine is PR4

static · Oct 30, 2006

I'm sure G does allow indexing et.c. - they partner with Sedo.

static · Oct 30, 2006

stender said:
So your saying the other guy was talking crap in his post?

I think he was talking good sense, but I didn't quite get his way of describing it. He never seems to come on Acorn now though so can't ask him about it.

static · Oct 30, 2006

pendragon said:
develop, index, wait then park.

What is the extent of 'develop' before indexing, waiting, and then finally parking?

develop = one page, of keyword driven text? Other?

stender · Oct 30, 2006

I'm sure if it's possible, then lots of people on here are already doing it.
Just a matter of are they willing to share?

stender · Oct 30, 2006

Actually I can confirm that parked pages can get listed as ukresidential in my sig is listed on google.

retired_member16 · Oct 30, 2006

I couldnt see it listed under 'uk residential' in the first 5 pages.

Also, why am I seeing ads for overseas property buying when I visit it?

stender · Oct 30, 2006

I entered ukresidential 1 word and it was at the top. It has no keywords as it just has

123-Reg The Cheapest & Easiest Way to Get A Domain NameThis domain name has been registered on behalf of a client by 123-reg.co.uk. 123-reg is part of the PIPEX group, please visit our sister-brands for domain ...
ukresidential.co.uk - property buying info. This website is for sale! - 31k -

Question is on this thread is can you park it and get your own title and metatags to appear?

Streamic · Nov 20, 2006

stender said:
Question is on this thread is can you park it and get your own title and metatags to appear?

We have some new templates coming in soon that will allow you to do just that (Meta Description and Page Title).

The big G doesnt like pages being indexed for anything other than real content (not just ads), but it doesnt hurt to be listed with a relevant meta-description and page title. Ads are and always will be superfulous to actual content, so unless you want to spend time building real content I dont see the point of trying to 'fool' the serps.

We have a number of fraudsters who try to do just that and end up undermining the PPC model... grrr....

Paul

static · Nov 21, 2006

"We have a number of fraudsters..."

You do? What action do you take?

Streamic · Nov 22, 2006

We first warn them, analyse the traffic sources then remove their accounts if they are being naughty, they never get away with it.

We would never penalise accounts that are have genuine SEO traffic as mentioned above. We always check to see if that is the case.

But they keep trying and trying and trying.

I suppose because we are new they think we are green at this/fair game.

Quite annoying

Edit: But to keep on topic, we are adding the ability to change a lot of your page elements to suit the serps as you see fit. Been a big request from our domain partners, everyone has their own flavour of SEO. So best to make it as flexible as possible.