Doman age factor in 2018?

giotoreli

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Hi guys, to my mind domain age factor most important today. But problem is that aged domains cost too much especcialy in eropean zone .de .fr ans so on
What can u say about it?
How i noticed it?
 
Ofcourse aged expired domains are costly compare to the dropped domains.

If .de .fr domains is high means you can try the niche related other tld domains which have low price.
 
But it is also expensive
my question would be, how many times should i wait to get aged domain?
When i looking trough google, domain younger than 6month, also we say u need at least one year old domain to get ranked in first page
Yes, when i check german,frend, other europena google, in first page there are really many domain with no links or less than 50 but aged.
Main power of them are age.
that is way i am thinking about it

If i create new project with new domain, in first one year i have no chance to get place in first page.
what do u think?
i check many kaywords and all of them are older than 1 year, i mean first page
 
Domain age, by itself, means nothing. I have never seen any impact on SEO purely from domain age.

The only reason why people are so hyped about "aged domains" is, because mostly, they have significantly superior backlink profiles to newer domains. Thus people believe, that domain age matters. No it does not. The only difference between dropped and non dropped auction domains is, (when it comes to their status) that auction ones will kick in faster. Whether it's due to the fact they aren't dropped or simply because they are mostly X times stronger than domains you can register for free is questionable.

Age however matters a lot. Age of content. How long has it been in index. That can make miracles.
 
Domain age, by itself, means nothing. I have never seen any impact on SEO purely from domain age.

The only reason why people are so hyped about "aged domains" is, because mostly, they have significantly superior backlink profiles to newer domains. Thus people believe, that domain age matters. No it does not. The only difference between dropped and non dropped auction domains is, (when it comes to their status) that auction ones will kick in faster. Whether it's due to the fact they aren't dropped or simply because they are mostly X times stronger than domains you can register for free is questionable.

Age however matters a lot. Age of content. How long has it been in index. That can make miracles.

That makes sense. my domain has good content and links, an expired one. but only 2 months in the index and not ranking yet
 
Domain age doesnt matter

Domain referring domains matter ALOT

Either ways you need to wait for your content to mature as google is a b**** when it comes to ranking new pages :)
 
I didn't find domain age any helping.got mine very aged,but it isn't that great.you need to start from all over again.
 
i have seen history factor more than age factor.
Domain aged 2 years with clean history rank better than 5 years aged domain without history..
 
There are many domains that are pending expiry that you can grab, in which once registered, the same registration date would be maintained, just that the domain ownership has been transferred to you. I've managed to grab some that are 10-15 years and with the initial registry date still maintained for that domain.
Nevertheless, aged domain does play a little role in terms of site authority, but based on my observation, when you have an aged domain, and when you renew the domain for a minimum of 4-5 years in advance, that lengthy renewal also adds to the domain's authority in the process.
 
Usually authority and backlinks come with age that's the point. Age itself doesn't give any value... I've seen very new domains pop up in serps just because they get links, socials, traffic - therefore overall presence overnight. On the other hand, if I have registered domains years ago and put up good content, they're nowhere without getting backlinks first.
 
Age of content. How long has it been in index. That can make miracles.

That's a big one, if you're recreating domains and lucky enough to have a few pages that have been ranked i the index for years you can do some fun stuff. Most people are too lazy to dig enough to see this stuff, they just blindly bid/buy domains based on number stats like domain age and DA etc, etc.

-ThopHayt
 
In fact if age is the only criteria, then Gd auction get you aged domain at an additional pay of $5-$10
 
That's a big one, if you're recreating domains and lucky enough to have a few pages that have been ranked i the index for years you can do some fun stuff. Most people are too lazy to dig enough to see this stuff, they just blindly bid/buy domains based on number stats like domain age and DA etc, etc.

-ThopHayt

Some gold in this post.
 
Domain age, by itself, means nothing. I have never seen any impact on SEO purely from domain age.

The only reason why people are so hyped about "aged domains" is, because mostly, they have significantly superior backlink profiles to newer domains. Thus people believe, that domain age matters. No it does not. The only difference between dropped and non dropped auction domains is, (when it comes to their status) that auction ones will kick in faster. Whether it's due to the fact they aren't dropped or simply because they are mostly X times stronger than domains you can register for free is questionable.

Age however matters a lot. Age of content. How long has it been in index. That can make miracles.

New domains usually takes twice the time to get any resaults. Indexing take far longer then expired domains. Trust flow is also a factor.. Young domains usually have low PA/DA/CF/TF. And considering poor in ranking. Link building is a long term proccess..
Google want to see resualts for longer period of time to make any statistics in relevancy and a new domain can't give them enough info usually 6 month is enough
 
New domains usually takes twice the time to get any resaults. Indexing take far longer then expired domains. Trust flow is also a factor.. Young domains usually have low PA/DA/CF/TF. And considering poor in ranking. Link building is a long term proccess..
Google want to see resualts for longer period of time to make any statistics in relevancy and a new domain can't give them enough info usually 6 month is enough

As I have said, everything you mentioned has nothing to do with age itself, but with backlinks pointing to the site.

Also, CF is not a metric you want to see high.
 
As I have said, everything you mentioned has nothing to do with age itself, but with backlinks pointing to the site.

Also, CF is not a metric you want to see high.

Indexing those backlinks thats what i was talking about.. Ofc those metrics has nothing to do with domain age.. But with a proccess called link building.. Fresh domain will "take longer to index those" while expired domain already have a base and its natural for an expired domain to aquire more links so its priority in term of indexing is different..
 
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