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Domain Parking is simple way to earn money from your domains’ natural traffic. If you have registered domain names, but they are not currently being used, then domain parking is a great way to put those domains to work earning you revenue. You can make money without even lifting a finger! The idle domain is used to display relevant advertisements - every time a consumer clicks on one of the advertisements you earn money.

If you are going to hold onto the domain for a while or not develop a site straight away then you may want to consider a domain parking service that offers you revenue from your parked domain. Domain parking services such as Traffic parking and sedo offer revenue sharing from your parked domain.

Revenue sharing from a parked domain works by traffic being directed to a search page or pay per click page where any visitors to your parked domain may click on the ads and you receive a percentage of the revenue from this.

Traffic parking claims that a parked domain receives on average 8 hits per month but a popular domain name may get thousands of visitors due to direct type ins and miss typed domains. Unless you have a popular domain name it probably isn’t worth the effort to use a revenue sharing parking service and just use your registrars default parking page.

So domain parking is a process where you register a domain and leave it until you are ready to use it. You may or may not have a parking page where any stray visitors will see a default host parking page or if you use a domain parking service an ad targeted page.

10. Virtually no chance of getting skin cancer.

9. The IRS hasn’t figured out how to tax you.

8. Instead of having to pay to park, people pay you.

7. No one knows what you are supposed to be doing right now.

6. Working in your underwear.

5. Being able to talk about your “portfolio” at a bar.

4. It’s easier than a “real” job.

3. Coffee breaks may include activities like Halo 3 or Wii Sports.

2. Your investment returns make stocks look laughable.

1. Set your own hours… like, say, 9pm to 5am.

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