So, it seems that your thread is considered a 'review' by the mods.
Good luck finding people to test the tool now that it has been thrown in this sub-sub-section :/
This is not localised to the user, correct?
Are the results based on AUs Google or US? (I assumed AU because of the james-au in your username)
In the case that it uses the user's locality,
is there any danger we'll get blocked by G for...
Browsers as in web browsers (eg. firefox, chrome, etc.)?
I worked with ff, chrome, edge and pale moon all day today and they worked fine (mostly ff and edge, from Greece)
Experience.
I know that doesn't tell you much but, after 10+ years searching for domains with traffic, I can say that the best tool you have is your gut after gaining enough experience to trust it.
Note that you still need other tools but your...
Those are ultra premiums. Most probably the registrar need to make an inquiry to the registry specifically for that domain.
Before asking here, did you ask your (or any other) registrar?
That is a good question.
To understand how the filter works, I tried to use various filters in the 'Allowlist' to see what comes up.
What I have found is that the filter *AAA* in here:
seems to bring all domains that contain consecutive...
Last I used in the long past was theparkingplace.com
Keep in mind however that, all faillisted, adult and domains that use zones that G don't monetise use feeds that don't belong to G.
No matter which parking service you will use, those domains...
There is no generic best approach. Every domain should be handled differently unless your are talking about bulk domains that share the same concept (eg. all 4Ls or all sharing the same keyword, etc.)
What I do is:
-if domains are expected to...
@alcy ,
I'm sorry but I don't understand what you are asking (lack of sleep most probably :xf.smile:)
What is the difference between what is 'behind' the banner compared to a redirect?
Whatever is setup for that particular banner is going to be...
Meanwhile AB is not doing too bad :)
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/26/alphabet-stock-up-on-strong-earnings-first-ever-dividend-buyback.html
Although, to be honest, I prefer a healthy Google than a sickly one.