Domain Parking --VooDoo

Hello, I had a couple questions as I am new to the site and to domain parking. I have recently decided to just park most of my domains (about 43) with voodoo. After a couple of days parking my domains with them i was pleasantly surprised, but may just be my lack of experience with parking domains, VooDoo gave me the following results just after a couple of days. From my research there isnt that much money in parking so can someone help me make sense of my stats ||2012-09-11 to 2012-09-19|| Visits: 4,039 || Searches 202 || clicks: 600 || RPM $203.29 || CTR:14.860% || RPC:$1.37 || Revenue:$821.09 || The First Couple Of Days Had Just A Couple Domains Parked. From my research domain parking is a good way to my a couple bucks a month, and with the little experience I have should i be seeing these type of results. Are the numbers given to me accurate? and will the revenue earned be what is dispersed to me or just some percent of that? Thanks in advance

Talk to Donny over at Voodoo. He should sort you out.

As for the earnings. Those look ok. They use a Google feed which pays out pretty high and most people do experience higher earnings with Voodoo than with other networks (from my research and personal use in the past).

Earnings (CPC) will vary mostly depending on the niche and keywords of the domain, as well as the GEO of the traffic.

That said, if your traffic is anything other than "type in" or search engine traffic you may have cause for concern. They are pretty strict on any arbitrage or other paid traffic sources even if they are quality and convert well....and despite Donny's relaxed stance on arbitrage he had in the past with Parked(dot)com.

EDIT: As for the % cut they get, I cannot remember if that is auto-calculated on your earnings dash or subtracted upon payout. Either way I believe they only take about 20%. I checked their TOS and did not see the revenue split listed anymore so idk.

Hello, I had a couple questions. I am new person in domain parking. my ctr rpm rpc is very low please help.