Fandie LTD have decided to launch a new parking program for domain name holders. So what is so revolutionary in what Fandie are doing? We put these questions to Fandie CEO Kerr Gracie

“Well at Fandie we offer the domain holder a wealth of new options, For a start we will give the user 75% of all parking click through revenue where other compainies offer 40% or less, We also do not have a broker fee on any sold domains which can be a massive saving for the domain name holder easily into the thousands”

So why would a user park at fandie, what else can you offer a domain holder?

“Are landing pages are newly designed and aimed to give a fresh and more appealing look to them, encouraging the user to click through on the ads, We have also intergrated the templates so that the domain holder can choose a vast amount of different styles and headers which they can choose to show on the landing page, for example if a domain holder has say a casino domain the domain holder can customise the landing page with casino headers which will result in a much higher click through rate and give alot higher revenue to the domain name holder”

Revenue sharing from a parked domain works by traffic being directed to a search page or pay per click page where any visitors to your parked domain may click on the ads and you receive a percentage of the revenue from this.

Traffic parking claims that a parked domain receives on average 8 hits per month but a popular domain name may get thousands of visitors due to direct type ins and miss typed domains. Unless you have a popular domain name it probably isn’t worth the effort to use a revenue sharing parking service and just use your registrars default parking page.

So domain parking is a process where you register a domain and leave it until you are ready to use it. You may or may not have a parking page where any stray visitors will see a default host parking page or if you use a domain parking service an ad targeted page.

Kerr also added

“Most importanly we strive on customer service, Our users have been let down by other compaines and have got frustrated by late payments from other compainies of just a general feeling of they dont care, We aim to provide a quality service and work closely with all of out clients.”

It looks like fandie are well on there way to offering a quality service for domainers alike, can they sustain this in the ever changing world of ppc and traffic on the net,Have a look at their site and decide for yourselves www.fandie.com

Only time will tell but it looks a step in the right direction!

Website Optimization is announcing today that 53% of all US households now subscribe to a broadband high-speed Internet service at home, according to Leichtman Research Group. Broadband services now account for about 72% of all home Internet subscriptions - compared to 60% last year.

Broadband adoption is strongly tied to household income. Just 45% of households with annual incomes below $30,000 subscribe to an Internet service at home - compared to 92% of households with annual incomes above $75,000. Broadband penetration among active Internet users grew to 82.18% in US homes in May, up over 10 percentage points from 71.76% last year.

Home Connectivity in the US

US broadband penetration grew to 82.18% among active Internet users in May 2007. Narrowband users connecting at 56Kbps or less now make up 17.82% of active Internet users, down 0.42 percentage points from 18.24% April 2007 (see Figure 1). http://www.websiteoptimization.com/bw/0706/

Broadband Growth Trends in the US

In May 2007, broadband penetration in US homes grew 0.42 percentage points to 82.18% up from 81.76% in April. This increase of 0.42 points is below the average increase in broadband of 0.86 points per month over the last six months (see Figure 2). http://www.websiteoptimization.com/bw/0706/

Work Connectivity
As of May 2007, 93.99% of US workers connected to the Internet with broadband, up 0.43 percentage points from the 93.46% share in April. At work 6.01% connect at 56Kbps or less (see Figure 3). http://www.websiteoptimization.com/bw/0706/

AdToll.com, the premier advertisement management network, has launched worldwide on June 18, 2007. This new program essentially helps webmasters to market and sell ads to prospective advertisers on their websites.

This revolutionary new network is sure to change the way that publishers and advertisers come together to do business. Publishers working for Adtoll will make much more than any other network on the internet because AdToll believes that publishers should have the money they have rightfully made. Therefore, AdToll only takes 25% of the income that websites generate whereas other networks take, on average, more than 50% of website’s generated income. Not only that, but AdToll provides one-on-one assistance to help publishers generate the most income such as advising in strategic places that ads should be placed.

The owner and lead developer of AdToll describes the innovative new service as, “A new advertising network bringing together publishers and advertisers providing effective, profitable and reliable service.”

AdToll supports users by offering text ads and banner ads in a plethora of different sizes. In addition, AdToll is known for its ability to, unlike other ad management services, to seamlessly blend advertisements with content to generate more revenue. AdToll also differs from others because it has the ability to reach the target market, which increases returns for both the publisher and the advertiser, and to provide detailed statistics, which helps publishers make determination on what type of ads to have.

AdToll accepts any site for business, no matter its content and language, and makes monthly payouts using PayPal, cheque or bank transfer. This groundbreaking program is available at http://www.AdToll.com.