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Parked domains and SEO?

by wrcato2
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I have a parked domain that I use and was wondering if a parked domain is bad for seo purposes?

Just something that I got to thinking about and couldn't find any good information on the web.

I appreciate any help you can give me.

Thanks in advance.
#domains #parked #seo
  • Profile picture of the author paulgl
    Parked domains usually do not exist on the web.

    A true parked domain has nothing to index.

    Google has tried to eliminate them from SERPs, so
    I guess that's your answer.

    You have to have something to do SEO on.

    Why not forward the domain or at least develop one page?

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  • Profile picture of the author manters2000
    Originally Posted by wrcato2 View Post

    I have a parked domain that I use and was wondering if a parked domain is bad for seo purposes?

    Just something that I got to thinking about and couldn't find any good information on the web.

    I appreciate any help you can give me.

    Thanks in advance.
    I read a blog post on Brian Dean's site about parked domains and how it helps in boosting your SEO. Here's the link Ecommerce SEO Case Study: White Hat Link Building Without Any Content
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  • Profile picture of the author ONE SEO
    A few years ago we could hit #1 on Goog with empty domains literally no index page with just a few power links.

    No more you need content and if the EMD is a high cpc term, forget about doing high response content, you need junk now to get on google serps, it's literally how not to make a website or do seo now to rank with Google.

    Matt cutts killed the relevancy of the serps, it's why 1/3 now use bing/yahoo and the quality of the users on bing/yahoo is better than the sheeple still using google.
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