Learn how SitePlug monetises branded domain typos and generates 3x revenue for domain owners.

[SitePlug]

SitePlug helps monetize branded domain typos generating RPMs as high as $247. Ask me how.

 

[Helmuts]

Welcome gentelmen to Acorn Domains! It is great seeing SitePlug being a part of Acorn!

Question: How many UK domains are monetized by you?

 

[SitePlug]

We monetise over 120,000 domains of which approximately 2,500 are .UK domains.

 

[Paullas]

You say: Ask me How - So my question is Explain how and can you give examples of any .uk's.

 

[SitePlug]

So monitise abusive registrations? Presume this isn't you: https://www.siteplug.com/

Yes, we are SitePlug.

Well, there are many ways you can look at it, as the saying goes: "One man's trash is another man's treasure." Typo registrations have existed since domain registrations began, persisting to this day and undoubtedly into the future.

SitePlug, through its Site Direct product, aims to address this issue for brands by redirecting typo domains to the appropriate brands. By doing so, we ensure that brands do not lose their high-intent traffic to parked pages or malware sites.

 

[SitePlug]

You say: Ask me How - So my question is Explain how and can you give examples of any .uk's.

The attached PPT will help you understand how Site Direct operates. We work with many brands in the UK, an example being Hutchison 3G UK Limited, trading as Three UK.

 

[SitePlug]

But it isn't trash, it is an abusive registration.

I have a question - if the domain(which turns out to be a typo) was registered before the trademark was registered, is that still an abusive registration?

We have many examples of such domain registrations.

 

[Helmuts]

So monitise abusive registrations? Presume this isn't you: https://www.siteplug.com/

Hi, SitePlug specializes in monetizing trademarked/misspelled domain names. They sign conctracts with companies (for example, Norton), in specific regions, and when a contract is signed > plug in all the domain names for that region that either have that brand in their keyword or is a misspelled brand name.

This is not a new business model. The model itself, if I am not wrong, was invented and successfully implemented by a very succesfull UK company (have offices in London). Today, it seems, SitePlug has the most traffic and contracts in their niche in the world. Also, they are providing services to most large parking companies.

.. my understanding. It is great to have SitePlug here!

@SitePlug do I understand this correctly?

 

[dee]

SitePlug helps monetize branded domain typos generating RPMs as high as $247. Ask me how.

how?

 

[SitePlug]

Hi, SitePlug specializes in monetizing trademarked/misspelled domain names. They sign conctracts with companies (for example, Norton), in specific regions, and when a contract is signed > plug in all the domain names for that region that either have that brand in their keyword or is a misspelled brand name.

This is not a new business model. The model itself, if I am not wrong, was invented and successfully implemented by a very succesfull UK company (have offices in London). Today, it seems, SitePlug has the most traffic and contracts in their niche in the world. Also, they are providing services to most large parking companies.

.. my understanding. It is great to have SitePlug here!

@SitePlug do I understand this correctly?

Absolutely correct.

 

[SitePlug]

The attached PPT will help you understand how Site Direct operates.

how?

 

[RB5]

Do you have a list of the brands that you work with and the rates they pay or is this a scenario where we provide a complete list and hope something earns?

 

[cloud]

Lesson learned. Even when there's regulation or laws, there's still money to be made

 

[SitePlug]

Do you have a list of the brands that you work with and the rates they pay or is this a scenario where we provide a complete list and hope something earns?

Yes, we do have a list of brands we work with and I can share the same with you over DM.

 

[dee]

Do you only deal with typos or you do parking in general?

 

[SitePlug]

Lesson learned. Even when there's regulation or laws, there's still money to be made

Caution: Could trigger FOMO.

Several of our partners earn an average of $14,000 to $15,000 per month by monetizing their branded typo domains through our platform.

 

[SitePlug]

Do you only deal with typos or you do parking in general?

We only monetize branded typo domains, as that's where our core strength lies. We have direct deals with brands and have exclusive budgets that help us pay our domainers well.

 

[ukbackorder]

Is a branded typo a typo where a company could take out a UDRP or DRS against you for owning? Please give us a couple of examples. A typo of a brand (eg goggle) will only have traffic as you are trading off the company's name and they can easily take it off you so I'm assuming you mean something else?

 

[SitePlug]

Is a branded typo a typo where a company could take out a UDRP or DRS against you for owning? Please give us a couple of examples. A typo of a brand (eg goggle) will only have traffic as you are trading off the company's name and they can easily take it off you so I'm assuming you mean something else?

Yes it is a domain where the company could file a UDRP.

For example, Brand: Adidas

If you own the domain Adicas.com or adisas.com - these could be considered as typos.

These could be liable for UDRP, however that's here SitePlug comes in. We work with 1500+ top brands like Amazon, Microsoft, Norton, Ancestry, Booking.com, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Adidas, Hertz, Lidl etc. where we first get into agreements with the brands regarding monetising their typo domains. Only once the brand approves typo traffic do we look for domainers who have those typos and then monetise them. The brand hands us a special budget to monetise these names and that's how we are able to reward you handsomely too.

As for SitePlug, we boast of a Zero UDRP liability as none of our domainers have had a UDRP filed for their domains.

 

[ukbackorder]

Wow so much wrong with your post. *smh*