Most of the people register domain with great enthusiasm to start a website but nothing will happen. Some people will keep renewing the site.

I believe that’s how some hosting companies make some good $$$$.

I ‘m just wondering how publishers will market parked domain. even google.

Well, then I suppose you know how some real estate developers feel. Except there’s nothing to whine about because it’s an acceptable business practice.

Buy the way, say it’s the late 80’s and you noticed that pizza.com was available. Would you buy it? Or would you skip it simply because you don’t have any interest in developing the website? Or, worded differently, would you elect to skip spending $9 and 2 minutes of effort to make millions? Hmmmm…..

Take them? You mean they beat them to the market and then give the entrepreneurs an opportunity to buy them? Tell me, do you also dislike people who buy land under the presumption that someone will one day want to build something on it?

I’m up 64 cents so far

However, this will have huge ramifications for the domain parking industry. Now all the middle men who created parking systems for the smaller domainers will likely disappear. I’m sure the assumption by domainers will be that they will received a larger split of ad revenue, without parking with a middleman.

Now the question is, will this be true? If it is, expect the other parking companies to disappear almost overnight.

The best thing they have left to do is to compete on features which might have a chance at a higher conversion rate. Many of the parking companies have slick templates now that allow you to add graphics and text content. I’m guessing Google will only put up lists of ad links.