Yes, I do plan on using it as a content-based affiliate site. I’ve had it running for about three years as a one-page site with just the content that’s in “The Basics” post. I get a small amount of traffic with no promotion at all. I did use Google AdWords for it a year or so ago, but didn’t get much traffic out of that, probably because I didn’t bid high enough to get into a noticeable position.

I think WordPress is a pretty good option for utilizing under-used domain names. You can quickly get something set up that pings other sites when you post something new, that you can easily add to your social networking sites as another site you run, that easily allows people to participate, that makes linking back and so forth easier, that is ready for interaction with the various social networking sites and various marketing and promotional tools, that is quickly optimized for the search engines, that lets you get ads running relatively easily, and makes it easy to update, even remotely through eMail or a blog posting software utility.

So, if you have under-utilized domain names, setting up a simple site with WordPress is a good way to put them into use. Unless you have a product to sell, it’s probably a better option than a single page website. The downside, of course, is that, if you don’t update it in a while, it will be readily apparent. Unless you code it so the date doesn’t display, in which case it may look a little questionable, unless you radically modify the site so that it doesn’t look like a blog at all.