Sign into your adsense account and see if they rolled it out to you yet. Found it out on the adsense blog. This is great news for all that have domains sitting. Have fun!

Looks like my Adsense account has finally been approved for this

but before i spend a day or 2 setting up all my spare domains through this - does anyone have any feedback?

has anyone made a penny off this?

I really don't want to take the time to add content to each domain and optimize it (yea sounds lazy - and i know i'd get more if i put more into but hands tied with existing sites) - so am looking for an effectgive, simple solution - this work?

I really don't want to take the time to add content to each domain and optimize it

So what's the difference between that and setting up  a specific MFA site?

nothing - and that's the point, don't want to built a bunch of MFA sites at the moment, so wondering if this is a simple, quicker alternative that would produce results

I reckon MFA would be easier, cheaper and more rewarding.

I set up AFD on one of my unused domains to test it out and although there have been impressions, searches and clicks; there have been no $$$. Not one cent.

You can't have multiple pages and you can't link to anything other than the root of the site.

For example, I have the site route-ml.org which has AFD on it. If you go to it and do searches you end up being bounced to domains.googlesyndication.com.

Why is this?

It's because the site isn't hosted by you at all, it's hosted by Google - you have to set up the DNS to point to their servers

My question is what kind of ads they will provide on these domains when there is no text. Seems to me that they will show those ads which are related with the hostings or domains or website development.

Is any one saw what kind of ads Go daddy offer when anyone park their domains at there ??

good point guys - thanks- think i'll save my time

Darn, they sound pretty bad Was thinking of using this with one of my domains then I saw the post. Thanks for the warning... time to throw up a silly MFA/CPA drop page instead.