*This is how microsoft.com would look had it been an AdSense Parked Domain.
You need to own hundreds of web domain names before Google accepts you in their AdSense for domains program but using the form below, you can immediately know how a website would look had it been an AdSense Parked domain - just enter the URL of some website and hit Submit.
Update: The form has been removed.
AdSense for Domains is a Google program that allows web domain owners to monetize parked domains without even creating a website.
Parked domains generally have no real content and Google therefore serves contextual AdSense ads based on the meaning of the domain name. So a parked domain like freetones.com may have Google ads related to MP3 ringtones while a site like coolmail.com will show ads about email services.
Internally, the form redirects you to Google Domain parking service located at domains.googlesyndication.com/apps/domainpark/domainpark.cgi with your website URL as one of the parameters. And like the AdSense Sandbox, the ads and related searches may vary according to your geographic region.
Find this article at: http://www.labnol.org/internet/tools/turn-website-into-google-adsense-parked-domain-2/3278/
web: http://www.labnol.org/ email: amit@labnol.org


Reader Comments
Nice to read abt parked domains too earning buck$.
Amitji, though I rarely comment on your blog, still my Outlook Express RSS pooper has your link for more than 3 years by now!
You’re just great with words and explaination, admit sometimes get OFF by ur too simple discussions. I know you’ii be on a go more. Thanks!
Written by Ekendra on 05.14.08
Getting accepted into Google parked domain service is difficult and requires hundreds of domains.
The other best parking service that can be a good option to small publishers is sedo.com where you can park any number of domains starting from 1.
BTW I have tried domain labno.org in above query box and I am curious who will get click amount for click on parked domain shown? Amit or Google or Me ;-)
Written by Vijay on 05.14.08
It’s really good info about domain parking
Written by Amit on 06.24.08
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Written by Domaineering Marketing on 12.19.08
It’s great news for people who have parked domains.
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.
Written by Lyrics Lookup on 02.25.09
I wonder how much money a parked domain would make you with Google ads. Any idea?
Written by john on 03.18.09