If you see your initial post that triggered this, you see you claimed 5 domains not having more than 10 RD, this has nothing to do with decent backlinks it has to do with numbers, you clearly try to save your butt by trying to add the word "clean backlinks" to it. Which your examples do not even illustrate, they illustrate HISTORY which is a TOTALLY DIFFERENT THING.It's true, that Majestic sometimes doesn't catch a decent backlink, but same is applied for Ahrefs. 90% people use Majestic as a benchmark due to these reasons
I really doubt there will be more than 5 usable domains with at least RD of 10.
And anyone can turn on archive.org and check the history. Which is why we dont need gurutards like you trying to make it seem like this is rocket science. It is not.Anyone who can turn on a computer can scrape Huffpost and run the domains through bulk analysis in Ahrefs
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If you see your initial post that triggered this, you see you claimed 5 domains not having more than 10 RD, this has nothing to do with decent backlinks it has to do with numbers, you clearly try to save your butt by trying to add the word "clean backlinks" to it. Which your examples do not even illustrate, they illustrate HISTORY which is a TOTALLY DIFFERENT THING.
And first of all all the references you make are to do with the HISTORY of the site, not the BACKLINKS it has, as you claimed from the start. Anyone see this how he tries to twist his words?
First statement of Nargil:
When caught red handed, for not having checked shit before opening his mouth. When in fact there are HUNDREDS with rd>10
Quickly changes it to:
Clean Backlinks
Then later again changes it in the exact same post to:
Clean domains
Pathetic to have to resort to twisting your own words to save ass
As hundreds of them have clean backlinks.
The art of gurutardness right in front of you.
I'm not good with words but I am good at logic and numbers and data. Something you clearly lack.
2nd please stop spreading myths that domains with a pbn history in the above context of mostly excellent links are worth any less. This is not the case. Sorry.
And anyone can turn on archive.org and check the history. Which is why we dont need gurutards like you trying to make it seem like this is rocket science. It is not.
Bravo for sifting through the few domains and picking out a few which have a different history but excellent backlinks, want a cookie? There are hundreds of others and the backlinks are great. Those domains when brought back to life, will have a potential for a myriad of purposes and most will flourish just fine.
Whats even more pathetic is that you are trying to attack me for providing something useful and FREE : )
Nowhere in my post did I make any claim regarding the data or metrics or history but simply provided a FREE list, which anyone can use.
Which turned out to be pretty damn fucking good.
2nd please stop spreading myths that domains with a pbn history in the above context of mostly excellent links are worth any less. This is not the case. Sorry.
And anyone can turn on archive.org and check the history. Which is why we dont need gurutards like you trying to make it seem like this is rocket science. It is not.
I have personally checked these domains on ahrefs as I picked the ones I need for my own before sharing here.
Nowhere in my post did I make any claim regarding the data or metrics or history but simply provided a FREE list, which anyone can use.
I said I ran them through ahrefs bulk analyses and exportedNo, you claimed that you have checked them before posting them here, as stated above.
No, they are not worth any less, they are worth exactly nothing.
This is not absolutely necessary. Your assessment should depend on what purpose you will use the domains for, if it is for a money site then of course maintain stricter criteria. That said I have raised domains with such history, added to them ONLY duplicate content and still get a shit ton of organic traffic. If it is for a PBN then simply go for it, it all depends on how efficient you are and how much time/money/effort goes into each pbn, if you are more resourceful you can afford to lose a 2-3 easily of every hundred you reg for example.so do you think having "clean domains", as nargil says, is not absolutely necessary?
Lol at all these people saying you need clean domains... my tier 2 blog network is full of either RD5-10 sites or spammed/previous pbn sites, don't be fooled by what you read.
Buy one VPS, 10 spammed domains put them all on CF with same VPS and test for yourself. You will be very surprised![]()
Cloudflare, or any other dns management software such as noIPWhat does put them all on CF Mean?
Have you ever tried it with s ahared hosting account?Lol at all these people saying you need clean domains... my tier 2 blog network is full of either RD5-10 sites or spammed/previous pbn sites, don't be fooled by what you read.
Buy one VPS, 10 spammed domains put them all on CF with same VPS and test for yourself. You will be very surprised![]()
Lol at all these people saying you need clean domains... my tier 2 blog network is full of either RD5-10 sites or spammed/previous pbn sites, don't be fooled by what you read.
Buy one VPS, 10 spammed domains put them all on CF with same VPS and test for yourself. You will be very surprised![]()
wonder how did you manage to get this list, through scraping or exporting from service/site?
anyway, thanks for the list![]()
You are correct. Either us clean PBNs or buffer sites as your T1 links.if i understood you correctly you are using such domains for powering tier1 links