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Is it bad to leave a domain at Sedo when it is no longer parked there?

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Is it bad to leave a domain at Sedo when it is no longer parked there? i.e. I had publictransport.co.uk parked at Sedo but I have created a site with affiliate and AdSense links now. The site used to have a small amount of traffic, about 20 or so hits a month, and in its first month as a published site its got about 1,000 and is generating revenue albeit small at the moment. It is still for sale so I have left it listed at Sedo but obviously the statistics show no traffic, which may put a buyer off. I can't decide if this is bad. Any opinions?
 
I think there's an option whereby you can add comments to your Sedo listing, so you can say "Please note that there's no traffic shown on Sedo because the domain is not parked here" or words to that effect.
 
cwales said:
Is it bad to leave a domain at Sedo when it is no longer parked there? i.e. I had publictransport.co.uk parked at Sedo but I have created a site with affiliate and AdSense links now. The site used to have a small amount of traffic, about 20 or so hits a month, and in its first month as a published site its got about 1,000 and is generating revenue albeit small at the moment. It is still for sale so I have left it listed at Sedo but obviously the statistics show no traffic, which may put a buyer off. I can't decide if this is bad. Any opinions?


Why not list it as a website and add a sedo counter to your website.

Potential buyers will then be able to see it has been developed and also how much traffic the site receives.
 
Thanks for the advice peeps, I'm off to Sedo :smile:

Chris
 
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