Domain blocked by advertiser

[jose]

Parked @ ND. What does this means now?!

http://www.sexevidéos.com/

[IDNCowboy]

Originally Posted by jose

Parked @ ND. What does this means now?!

http://www.sexevidéos.com/

google doesnt allow adult domains

[IDNer]

I've the same experience before -

http://www.idnforums.com/forums/1003...rtiser%5D.html

[jose]

I don't get this.

ND only works with Google?

NO -> If not, they should manage this properly and use an adult compatible network on adult domains.

YES -> If yes, why does ND has ADULT templates available in the first place? To mock our faces?

[Fka200]

I don't think it was only against adult domains.

[sarcle]

I've had the same happenings some of my domains as well; both idn and ascii.

Namedrive needs to get their shit together. If they offer adult templates then they need to get an adult ppc provider; there are plenty.

You aren't alone Jose.

Right now Namedrive is on my shit list. Funny thing is, they are only blocking adult domains they can "read." (i.e. sex, porn, et cetera.) All of my other adults in languages other than latin are fine.

[touchring]

This is already being discussed here -> http://www.idnforums.com/forums/1541...-before-2.html

Explanation given by Ed - http://www.idnforums.com/forums/97686-post39.html

[jose]

sorry

[touchring]

Maybe the sales and auction posts should be excluded from the bottom Recent Threads. There's a lot of bumping these days.

[yanni]

Or maybe restrict to one sale/auction per day per person.
Or, start charging for each sales post

[touchring]

Originally Posted by yanni

Or maybe restrict to one sale/auction per day per person.
Or, start charging for each sales post

There's already a section for sales and auction above. The bottom section may exclude sales and auctions. Displaying everything on the homepage with caching will help reduce the load on mysql also. This way we don't need to keep searching.

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by sarcle

Right now Namedrive is on my shit list. Funny thing is, they are only blocking adult domains they can "read." (i.e. sex, porn, et cetera.) All of my other adults in languages other than latin are fine.

They blocked "directory service" in Korean. WTF?

.

[touchring]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

They blocked "directory service" in Korean. WTF?

.

Does adsense still work after being blocked? Adsense is important, the name will be trashed if it gets blacklised by adsense.

I only got an adult name blocked, so i can't check. Thks.

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by touchring

Does adsense still work after being blocked? Adsense is important, the name will be trashed if it gets blacklised by adsense.

I only got an adult name blocked, so i can't check. Thks.

Well, I could try it on a minisite if I only knew how to get some korean text for it.

Ghandi's law is starting to come true:

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.


.

[touchring]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

Well, I could try it on a minisite if I only knew how to get some korean text for it.

Ghandi's law is starting to come true:

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.


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I don't play with Google - they are the gods, they control SERP and control the ads. They determine whether a domain lives or die.

There's no transparency in the way they do things, once you suspect something, change course immediately!

Their method is to experiment with the system first - try out on a few, ban temporarily, revise the algo, revise again and again, until they are satisfied, it will roll out!

[Asiaplay]

Aside from the adult domain element for the domain raised - I can see more of a kick-back coming for parked domains being included in paid click programs, as time goes on.

I have a friend on the other side of the fence, who has laid complaints with Google and Yahoo over fake or useless clicks he paid for.

His reason was that when he checked out the source of links to his site, he found 30% of the clicks he was paying quite highly for, were coming from parked sites.
So he looked at the around USD 12K he had spent and said - ummm... basically 30% or 4K of cost came from sites which were not even relevant to our products (and logically as the one who had paid for advertising told them, why should I be paying for clicks from non-keyword rich, irrelevant undeveloped parked sites!!!).

He is presently in discussion for a refund for those clicks with both of them (if he gets a refund will be interesting to see - but puts pressure on those offering advertising paid per click if people complain all the time).

Point is guys (not trying to open a big discussion on who is right) - but it seems more and more guys paying for the advertising are starting to track back and complain when they come from parked sites.

So parked sites will as I see it, be under more pressure to not be included for advertising clicks (developed minisites will become the acceptable level very fast as I see it and maybe not long after this even, minisites will be under pressure at some point in favour of developed sites).

Just some comments, as I think it is things like this, which will drive changes in which sites are accepted or not.

Cheers - Asiaplay

[touchring]

This argument against parking is partly crap, generic type-in converts much better than developed sites. I advertise on adword for my business, i reduced my content PPC to 1 or 2 cents because of crap traffic from developed sites.

If i sell sports cars, i rather have traffic come from someone that types "sportscars.com" than all those gabbage blogs and news sites.

[thegenius1]

Originally Posted by sarcle

Right now Namedrive is on my shit list. Funny thing is, they are only blocking adult domains they can "read." (i.e. sex, porn, et cetera.) All of my other adults in languages other than latin are fine.

I suggest you delete this , pm me and i delete the quote.

[Asiaplay]

Touchring - as I said - I really am not trying to start discussion on value or not... but more highlighting the effect of people complaining to advertising paid click providers on this issue

Namely, suggesting site development might be what is required if this trend continues.

Cheers - Asiaplay

[Rubber Duck]

This is rubbish. Parked traffic is the Holy Grail and Google knows it.

I think the problem is due to low conversion of domain, which is substantially Google problem, as we wait patiently for them to secure a reasonable foothold in local advertising markets.

Parked traffic conversion is Google's great strength. Others will catch on, and Google is playing a dangerous game.

Originally Posted by Asiaplay

Aside from the adult domain element for the domain raised - I can see more of a kick-back coming for parked domains being included in paid click programs, as time goes on.

I have a friend on the other side of the fence, who has laid complaints with Google and Yahoo over fake or useless clicks he paid for.

His reason was that when he checked out the source of links to his site, he found 30% of the clicks he was paying quite highly for, were coming from parked sites.
So he looked at the around USD 12K he had spent and said - ummm... basically 30% or 4K of cost came from sites which were not even relevant to our products (and logically as the one who had paid for advertising told them, why should I be paying for clicks from non-keyword rich, irrelevant undeveloped parked sites!!!).

He is presently in discussion for a refund for those clicks with both of them (if he gets a refund will be interesting to see - but puts pressure on those offering advertising paid per click if people complain all the time).

Point is guys (not trying to open a big discussion on who is right) - but it seems more and more guys paying for the advertising are starting to track back and complain when they come from parked sites.

So parked sites will as I see it, be under more pressure to not be included for advertising clicks (developed minisites will become the acceptable level very fast as I see it and maybe not long after this even, minisites will be under pressure at some point in favour of developed sites).

Just some comments, as I think it is things like this, which will drive changes in which sites are accepted or not.

Cheers - Asiaplay