Do you lose PR if you park instead of developing a website

As i said before, it's more profitable then parking. My domains with a simple page and Adsense are averaging $10 a month, so they are more then paying for their reg fee's over the course of a year.

You mileage will vary depending if they get type-ins or have backlinks.

 

john_g, what kind of domains do you have?

The first thing you have to do is filter out which of the domains have good keywords in their names, it usually helps when it comes to ranking in SERPs. Develop each of the selected domains accordingly, keywords in the title bla bla bla... you've probably read about it tons of times by now. Get some articles (It doesn't matter if they're not unique from what I've experimented with search engines it doesn't matter) and catalog them using a CMS of your choice.

Throw adsense on each of these, and do some link exchanges with other blogs, you can easily find people here on DP with 50 or more blogs willing to exchange links with you. Make sure the anchor text you use in the link exchange is the same as the keywords in the domain, and that the link is do-follow.

Try and update the sites frequently, there is automated software that does this for you if i'm correct, and that's it...

It's not the best SEO strategy but if you SEO each of those domains properly it will take you years and years. You might end up with a couple of hits and a couple of clicks every now and then, one thing is for sure you'll get much more out of the domains that just parking them.

 

Would you mind to share some examples of those multi-blog scripts?

Thanks.

 

Scripts like http://www.theblogsolution.net come to mind.

Yes it's marketed as a SEO magic bullet to create 100's of blogs per second, but it's all in the usage. There's nothing stopping you from using it legitimately as a simple multi-domain management tool to control keyword based content.

 

Thanks, sweetfunny. I'll take a good look on that.