type-ins!

[jacksonm]

I registered a latin IDN.com earlier today that got 4 visits and 1 click within 5 hours. Never been registered before, definitely not indexed. Completely generic two-word combo as far as I can estimate, but I did find a site using the typo version and they don't even brand themselves with the correct spelling.

ND shows a nice big inventory of relevant ads, too.

Thoughts?

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[tee1]

not indexed on any major se, what about archive.org, maybe a site long ago? if not then it wouldn't it have to be a type in?

maybe some site is posting newly regged names, doubtful.

However I regged an ascii.ws that gets good type ins, took me alittle while to figure out but the .es is developed :)

tee1

[touchring]

Latins do get a lot more type-in than non-latins for obvious reasons.

Questions:
1. Is the ascii equivalent a developed site? Alexa?
2. What language? French? Swedish? Spanish?
3. What is the PPC? If it's just 1 or 2 cents, might be bot. Latins usually get 5-20 cents.

[jacksonm]

Latins do get a lot more type-in than non-latins for obvious reasons.

Questions:
1. Is the ascii equivalent a developed site? Alexa?
2. What language? French? Swedish? Spanish?
3. What is the PPC? If it's just 1 or 2 cents, might be bot. Latins usually get 5-20 cents.


1. Yes, 400k
2. Swedish
3. ND shows that all visits came from Europe, initial click value was 7 euro cents.

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[burnsinternet]

I get that once in a while with Russian IDNs, too. This one is Swedish, so the .se may have been regged before. I find better traffic with Swedish dot com than dot se. Swedish is great for type-in traffic and good RPC.

[Fka200]

I've had that happen to me :). Awesome feeling.