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Reported on Frank Michlick's blog, 'DomainEditorial.com'. Frank references the JenSense blog. Looks like Google is trying to scrub the most bush-league implementations that don't deliver any additional value to visitors. Still.. as competition and quality rises, today's high-brow becomes tomorrow's bush-league. Better to get your hands on a high quality generic domain so you have a fail-over
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I wonder where this will take Adsense-based parking pages?
Posted by: JohnMu | May 19, 2007 at 03:56 PM
Very interesting.
Looking at the article a bit more it seems like this is more than just about arbitrage. Those running "Made for adsense" style sites without arbitrage also seems to be getting notices. I would think this would include alot of domainer/seo type people.
***FS*** Probably so Snoop. Will see.. I think the biggest keyword-to-keyword arbitrageurs will escape unscathed because the revenue (ad spend) is that important to Google.
Posted by: Snoopy | May 20, 2007 at 09:57 AM
Frank,
Do you think Yahoo will follow suit?
William B
***FS*** Nope.. these are only for the little simple plays that use front door google adsense signups.. yahoo doesn't have such a product that I've seen.
Posted by: William B | May 20, 2007 at 08:30 PM
I don't think a medium quality domain will be anything to go to town with if you are banned from Google.
Better to spend your money working on your website.
Or do both.
Posted by: Alec | May 30, 2007 at 08:42 PM