Yesterday was possibly the best day I’ve had in 3 or 4 years for domain parking revenues. Not only were my daily earnings nice and high, but I also had the highest single click ever.

I can already hear people saying, “What? No freakin’ way” about this keyword. Are you ready to know what it was? The keyword was billy blanks boot camp and the payout was $58.15. I know - I couldn’t believe it at first either. You’re welcome.

Please leave a nice (non-spammy) comment and take a look at my current domain name auctions.

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Sorry about not posting here in awhile - the Holidays kept me hopping!

Please see my eBay domain auctions.

I will be listing a number of keyword domain name auctions on eBay to help pay off the Christmas goodies I got for my kids. Specifically, my teenage son’s computer was literally falling apart and his father refused to replace it, so the task (and expense) fell to me. I don’t mind too much, but I do need to sell a few domains now to help pay off the computer.

You can also take a look at some cheap domains priced at $5.00 or less. To keep this site family friendly, I have tried to remove any domain names containing inappropriate words.

I have been buying and selling domain names since early in 2000. If you have any questions about domaining, or any questions about my domains in particular, feel free to post a comment or contact me through one of my eBay auctions.

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Optimize your parked domains with these high-paying keywords! This week I’ll begin distinguishing between clicks that come from the US, UK, CA (Canada) and AU (Australia). If no specific country is designated, then the click came from the US. Sometimes I will be unable to differentiate the exact click payouts and countries on a pair of keywords, as is the case with the first set below. This will typically happen when a particular domain name receives more than one high-paying keyword ($2.00 or higher) click in a single day. Unfortunately my parking company does not allow me to drill down any deeper. Nonetheless, you should be able to get a good idea of what keywords you should be optimizing for. Here is the keyword list for the period of November 10 through 16:

  • airline tickets, car insurance, $38.67 average (CA, US)
  • apply for a credit card, $3.49 (UK)
  • apply for a credit card, $2.44 (CA) 
  • apply for a credit card, $2.11 (US)
  • auto insurance rate, $4.66
  • business, $2.30 (CA)
  • business leads, $15.88
  • business opportunities, $4.82
  • business opportunity, $3.01
  • car insurance, $7.67
  • cheap auto insurance, $8.27
  • checking account, $1.73
  • contract management software, $2.04 (CA)
  • credit card application, $3.13 (US)
  • credit card application, $2.40 (CA)
  • credit card application, $2.06 (UK)
  • credit card deals, $4.48
  • credit card offer, $4.32
  • credit card processing, $2.56
  • credit cards, $1.69 (CA)
  • credit check, $2.33
  • currency trading, $2.22 (CA)
  • dedicated servers, $7.66
  • dodge truck, $3.83
  • domain name registration, $2.58
  • domain names, $3.35
  • foreign currency trading, $3.70
  • forex trading, $2.17 (CA)
  • free credit report, $2.90
  • georgia dui lawyers, $3.11
  • health insurance, $2.15
  • help desk software, $2.77
  • infant adoption, $2.06
  • make money on the internet, $2.24
  • management training, $5.31
  • money market account, $2.10
  • mortgage loan, $2.41
  • network security, $3.08
  • online college, $5.31
  • online training, $2.77
  • savings account, $3.93

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