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Which Domain Parking Firm is Best?

Survey asks questions regarding domain name parking.

We’ve seen more upheaval in the domain name parking industry in 2010. Perhaps the biggest change was the move of Yahoo pay-per-click to Microsoft’s Bing. As many parking firms have noted, Microsoft handles pay-per-click differently than Yahoo, which has caused some fluctuations and required changes by some parking firms.

Will that mean there’s a fresh king of the hill when it comes to domain parking? Good question, and it’s not one I can answer myself. But it is one you can help answer by participating in the 6th Annual Reglike Survey.

In addition to selecting your favorite parking firm, you’ll be asked questions regarding:

-Your revenue per thousand
-What’s happened to your revenue in 2010 and what you think will happen in 2011
-What the best alternative to traditional parking firms is

The survey takes only 5-10 minutes to complete. Join the over 600 people who have by now completed the survey — click here to begin.

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