Why WhyPark™? It’s all About Results.

I wrote this post a few weeks ago when I was at my apparel factory in the village of San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic coordinating back to school fashion programs. I go there about every six weeks, stay at a luxury $29 a night hotel with no hot water or internet connection and 24 hour security guards carrying shotguns.

I have a Google blog alert set for “WhyPark”, “WhyPark.com” and “Alan Macomber.” Between meetings I took a causal look at my Google Reader and saw the alert subscriptions were brimming with posts about my investment in WhyPark. That afternoon, I thought I should start a blog to explain why I made an investment and show you the results I’ve achieved with WhyPark.

This blog will have a short life; once I’ve told my story, I’d rather get back to running my other businesses and offering assistance to help Craig guide WhyPark to become a great tool for domain investors. Even though I’m an investor in WhyPark, I’ll try my hardest to provide an unbiased and balanced review.

I’ll be as forthcoming as legally allowed and give you an honest WhyPark review. I’ll show screen shots from my Google Adsense (Unfortunately I deleted all my channel data a few weeks back) and Analytics accounts, emails to document site sales if the other party gives me permission and screen shots of my earnings with the WhyPark ad feed. This is not an WhyPark affiliate blog, I personally will not bid on Google Adwords or pay for any links. It’s just me talking with anybody that wants to learn how you can benefit from WhyPark.

I’ll be working on the list of posts below.

1. WhyPark Review: Show Me the Money
2. The Gold Mine Link “This Site is For Sale”
3. Never Sell a Domain on April Fools Day
4. WhyPark: Organic Search Traffic
5. WhyPark Reviews: Who Likes WhyPark?
6. $100 When the Other Guys Are Free
7. Affiliate Widgets to Replace Stock Photos
8. Due diligence on Domain Black Monday
9. Why Information: Ask at the Forums
10. A Cold Winter. What Sealed the Deal?
11. Best Bulk Domain Suggestion Tool
12. Quest for a Great Internet User Experience
13. Post 13, Never! Let’s not Tempt Fate.

In some ways I feel like the guy in the old Remington shaver commercial. “I liked the product so much I bought the company.” If you’re under 35 you won’t get the joke, but for the salt and pepper, balding and slightly out of shape crowd you remember the days. That commercial was played relentlessly, and we had no Tivo to blow through it or a remote to change the channel.

Definition: WhyPark; noun, 1) A service to build websites visitors find engaging and useful. verb, 1) To monetize domains that do not monetize well with domain parking companies.

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