WhyPark

disruptive · Sep 3, 2006

I am currently using WhyPark for providing automatic content some of my hundreds of websites - esp those that could do with some search engine placement.

You get a number of key benefits:

1. You dont have to manage or write the content.
2. You dont have to share your revenue with any partner.
3. You can control the content of your pages with relative ease and insert your own links.

I think the service will def appeal to those with not enough time to create their own sites - its very quick to set-up and I have been very happy with the outcome and some of the articles contained in the database.

I encourage you guys to try it out. I have a few sites running: http://www.emba.co.uk and http://www.nano-technology.co.uk (coming soon)

You can sign-up for the service Register for WhyPark.com

If you have any questions I will answer them or the guys at WhyPark.com will.

Enjoy this great new service.

Disruptive

wwwdomain.name · Sep 3, 2006

Disruptive

Was actually gonna post on here to ask if anyone used it after current research I've been doing on keyword CPC vs EPC:

http://www.acorndomains.co.uk/domain-research/9943-cpc-epc-truth.html

You got any figures you can share?

Thanks for the post...

retired_member6 · Sep 3, 2006

For a one-time fee of only $99.95

lengthen your post

wwwdomain.name · Sep 3, 2006

Thanks Lee... Didn't see that...

disruptive · Sep 3, 2006

Yes I forgot to add that it costs about 50p per website to add.

However when I look at how much the parking companies take in comission - its around 50% I suspect for most people. All I need is a couple of clicks and the service has paid for itself.

Its a great acc to just parking names.

rob · Sep 3, 2006

disruptive said:
You can sign-up for the service Register for WhyPark.com

"Firefox can't find the server at l79g8znm.whypark.hop.clickbank.net."

Your affiliate (?) link is duff... could just give people the direct link to http://www.whypark.com/

Pred · Sep 3, 2006

Hi,
seems a good idea, but only set up few months. plus the screen shot doesn't display properly, which doesn't look professional.
not sure i'd want to hand over $100 to something that may not be there in 6 months time.

aquanuke · Sep 3, 2006

This dont look much different from the Adsense templates that ive seen selling for on eBay for as little as $1 for 100 templates.

Except they looked better

retired_member11 · Sep 11, 2006

disruptive said:
I am currently using WhyPark for providing automatic content some of my hundreds of websites - esp those that could do with some search engine placement.

You get a number of key benefits:

1. You dont have to manage or write the content.
2. You dont have to share your revenue with any partner.
3. You can control the content of your pages with relative ease and insert your own links.

I think the service will def appeal to those with not enough time to create their own sites - its very quick to set-up and I have been very happy with the outcome and some of the articles contained in the database.

I encourage you guys to try it out. I have a few sites running: eMBA - executive MBA courses EMBA and Nano Technology (coming soon)

You can sign-up for the service Register for WhyPark.com

If you have any questions I will answer them or the guys at WhyPark.com will.

Enjoy this great new service.

Disruptive

Looked at the two sites you list here with WP. IS that basically the way all sites on WP will look?

Also, the emba content doesn't seem entirely relevant - flirting bar workers and condoms (?)

Also, having the site listed as being for sale tends to undermine the credibility of the content, IMHO. What improvement in earnings have you seen over parking?

BFTUK · Sep 11, 2006

Nice idea, but anyone can knock up a quick parking page.

There is no need to have several pages all with articles that are duplicate content.

Run this url (From their own example site)How to Protect your PC from Spyware in the Cyber Age - Virus & Spyware Information through Copyscape - Website Plagiarism Search - Web Site Content Copyright Protection to see what i mean, this will be the same for nearly everyone of their pages so there is no SEO benefit at all.

99% of the traffic will come through type-ins.

I've been experimenting with a few simple 'parked' pages myself with adsense on them.

My earnings have increased by approx 3x compared to a month parked with namedrive, this is probably because i now earn all the click amount without a 3rd party taking a cut and secondly because i have a small amount of unique content which is picking me up traffic for other related search terms.

retired_member11 · Sep 11, 2006

BFTUK said:
Nice idea, but anyone can knock up a quick parking page.

There is no need to have several pages all with articles that are duplicate content.

Run this url (From their own example site)How to Protect your PC from Spyware in the Cyber Age - Virus & Spyware *********** through Copyscape - Website Plagiarism Search - Web Site Content Copyright Protection to see what i mean, this will be the same for nearly everyone of their pages so there is no SEO benefit at all.

99% of the traffic will come through type-ins.

I've been experimenting with a few simple 'parked' pages myself with adsense on them.

My earnings have increased by approx 3x compared to a month parked with namedrive, this is probably because i now earn all the click amount without a 3rd party taking a cut and secondly because i have a small amount of unique content which is picking me up traffic for other related search terms.

So the bottom line benefit to the domain owner from the WP approach is not having to share ppc with a parking provider? No other accrued seo benefits, just the same traffic flow as with a parking service but no sharing of money?

"earnings have increased by approx 3x". What percentage comes from your small amount of unique content? Thx.

BFTUK · Sep 12, 2006

Using Whypark you are unlikely to get much if any traffic from search engines.

So, yes, basically the only 'real' benefit is not having to split and revenue with a parking company.

I don't have any tracking installed so i can't tell whether the visitors i've got from search engines have then gone onto click an advert.

Around 10% of my traffic is coming from search engines on my test sites.

An example of one of my homemade pages is Optare, note the lack of any real content! However this works as a starting base, a better example would be to have a series of small articles published.

As an example (not exact figures & not for the domain above) for August i got 27 Clicks (with a CTR of 15%) earning around $12.00, for the same domain with namedrive (for its best ever month) i earnt just over $3 with a similar number of clicks (with a CTR of 11%)