Comments on: The Google Sandbox : Now Applies to Domainers http://www.johnon.com/489/google-domain-tasting.html I think there's an opinion on that subject lying around here somewhere.... Thu, 18 Mar 2010 08:31:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Dan http://www.johnon.com/489/google-domain-tasting.html#comment-86578 Wed, 30 Jan 2008 10:38:51 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/489/google-domain-tasting.html#comment-86578 It really is a shame.... you should have over 50 responses to every post you make. What are you going to do.... Peace, Dan It really is a shame….

you should have over 50 responses to every post you make.

What are you going to do….

Peace,
Dan

]]> by: Dan http://www.johnon.com/489/google-domain-tasting.html#comment-86356 Tue, 29 Jan 2008 20:02:30 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/489/google-domain-tasting.html#comment-86356 Hi, Heres a thought...what about a new search engine that does not allow websites (any) to be indexed in it....if they have Google adsense or Yahoo contextual ads or MSN contextual ads anywhere on their website(s). Domain parking landing pages are becoming so good now...most are not a bad experience for visitors and in fact are becoming very good experiences for visitors. Plus...Domains are being developed with 'real content' on them at a rate never seen before in the past 2 years. Do any search on Google right now and take a 'real good' look at any results page...all I see is a PPC landing page with ads....with a few organic listings (other than wikipedia taking 2 of the top 5 positions on most searches) Google has and is destroying 'pure Internet search'...Just going to take a couple guys with a little vision and some balls...to unchain the world from all of Google's BS...and take back Internet search and make it a lot better for everyone. Best, Dan Hi,

Heres a thought…what about a new search engine that does not allow websites (any) to be indexed in it….if they have Google adsense or Yahoo contextual ads or MSN contextual ads anywhere on their website(s).

Domain parking landing pages are becoming so good now…most are not a bad experience for visitors and in fact are becoming very good experiences for visitors.

Plus…Domains are being developed with ‘real content’ on them at a rate never seen before in the past 2 years.

Do any search on Google right now and take a ‘real good’ look at any results page…all I see is a PPC landing page with ads….with a few organic listings (other than wikipedia taking 2 of the top 5 positions on most searches)

Google has and is destroying ‘pure Internet search’…Just going to take a couple guys with a little vision and some balls…to unchain the world from all of Google’s BS…and take back Internet search and make it a lot better for everyone.

Best,
Dan

]]> by: Ben Wilks http://www.johnon.com/489/google-domain-tasting.html#comment-85281 Sat, 26 Jan 2008 02:55:06 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/489/google-domain-tasting.html#comment-85281 Very true Todd, lot's of ways around and I really doubt they will be shutting down 3rd party feeds for parking companies and coops etc. But that said it's a step in the right direction irrespective of whether it will do anything - more PR for Google doing sweet f'all. I cannot wait to see the outcome of what REALLY happens. Very true Todd, lot’s of ways around and I really doubt they will be shutting down 3rd party feeds for parking companies and coops etc. But that said it’s a step in the right direction irrespective of whether it will do anything - more PR for Google doing sweet f’all. I cannot wait to see the outcome of what REALLY happens.

]]> by: Todd Mintz http://www.johnon.com/489/google-domain-tasting.html#comment-85011 Fri, 25 Jan 2008 13:38:26 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/489/google-domain-tasting.html#comment-85011 OK...but does that apply to parked pages where Google / Yahoo ads are displayed through an intermediary? And it would be kinda easy to 301 the domains elsewhere to earn ad revenue. So, if true, it seems pretty easy to get around this restriction. OK…but does that apply to parked pages where Google / Yahoo ads are displayed through an intermediary? And it would be kinda easy to 301 the domains elsewhere to earn ad revenue. So, if true, it seems pretty easy to get around this restriction.

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