parked names into google

[slowhost]

Will my parked names eventually go into google? i`ve noticed parked names in google but dont know how long they take to get there and or if i need to do anything to get my names on there????

 

[grantwgrantw is verified member.]

If anything they will get removed rather than added, parking pages are NOT websites. If you want a proper website, build one

Grant

 

[slowhost]

Ive got a couple of websites just wondered how other people had there parked names into google for obvious reasons... main one being the names will recieve more traffic and more potenial clicks.

 

[grantwgrantw is verified member.]

Ive got a couple of websites just wondered how other people had there parked names into google for obvious reasons... main one being the names will recieve more traffic and more potenial clicks.

Google is the main supplier of the feeds to most parked pages - they stipulate that traffic to those pages must be natural ie. existing backlinks or type-in. I'm sure there are dodgy tricks that people use to get their domains indexed but they may be against the parking companies terms and get you banned.

If you really want your domains to rank in google then you need to ditch parking and use mini-sites instead.

Grant

 

[stender]

I have a domain parked at sedo which was parked previously for a looong time and it's pr2.

 

[Alex-Z]

So, if you have a site which has backlinks, and then you decide to get rid of the site and just park the domain, and then one day you make a site again, will the old backlinks still count?

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

Depends if the backlinks have been removed from the site in question, and to some degree if the anchor text is relevant to the new site.

I periodically check the links on my own sites and bi-annually check all the sites I run and remove invalid backlinks, so its likely the backlinks will be gone.

 

[Alex-Z]

Depends if the backlinks have been removed from the site in question, and to some degree if the anchor text is relevant to the new site.

I periodically check the links on my own sites and bi-annually check all the sites I run and remove invalid backlinks, so its likely the backlinks will be gone.

Ok, so if the links are still there and the anchor text is relevant to the new site then not everything from the past is lost, great
Thanks a lot for your answer! (rep given)

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

If the links are still there and the anchor text is STILL relevant it is better, if the achor text is NOT relevant its still cool but maybe discarded as an unnaturual link or sorts.

If you can stick to the original use all the previous work is still pretty useful and much better than total reinvention

 

[rjs_essex]

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