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NameDrive Sedo or NDParking ???

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I have 90 domains at Sedo. Only 1 of them has a rate of visits of 70 clicks per month. Other five have a rate of 15 clicks per month. The rest have lower clcks than 5, as a rate?

Do I just have to think my domains (almost 90% of them are non quality domains), or perhaps I should try with the "featured domain" service Sedo offers.

Or DNPArking, might be the right choice?
The majority of my domains are (dot com)

Well, I hope nobody is in my situation, I hope somebody, can help.
Thanks,
Paul
 
pariguez said:
Do I just have to think my domains (almost 90% of them are non quality domains), or perhaps I should try with the "featured domain" service Sedo offers.

Just because they dont have natural traffic dosent make them "bad" names. I register some real donkers.. but they have good natural traffic, mostly OV w/ext names. But on the otherside they would be poor names for sale based on their name.

As for ND v's Sedo pro I would say about the same, but if you dont have steady traffic then it wont make any difference whom you park with.

I only register expired domains, so they have a fair more chance of existing traffic compared to new reg's.
 
aquanuke said:
I only register expired domains, so they have a fair more chance of existing traffic compared to new reg's.

Hang on in there, it certainly does not mean your names are rubbish,(though they might be)Aquanake is right, but unlike Aquanake i have never paid more than reg fee for a domain name, and have sold them for hundreds and on a couple of occasions thousands of pounds, traffic is good, but if you are lucky you might just have that name that someone wants.:o
 
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