yes, expired domains work

[RealDaddy]

Expired domains aren't magic piils.

 

[seryito]

What sites do you get your expired domains from?

expireddomains .net

applying a fairly aggressive filter to remove all the garbage that appears.
Then I filter with ahrefs.
From lists of 1.00 domains I usually keep about 10-20 so it is an expensive job to do well.

 

[RealDaddy]

expireddomains .net

applying a fairly aggressive filter to remove all the garbage that appears.
Then I filter with ahrefs.
From lists of 1.00 domains I usually keep about 10-20 so it is an expensive job to do well.

So you basically get these from auctions? Because if something looks good to you on expireddomains.net, then it will look good for others as well.

 

[Parvez Mosharof]

Just like seo

 

[MKSKS]

Expired domain relevant to niche, has pages indexed, quality backlink profile.
This has always worked for me, mostly niche blogs with affiliate links.
By worked I mean indexing & ranking has been on faster & slightly easier side.
Also just because of the authority from backlinks once it starts to rank, earn it's much easier to sell it.

 

[hiepdn]

Good one works, shit one does not. And it is getting more expensice to get good one.

 

[seryito]

So you basically get these from auctions? Because if something looks good to you on expireddomains.net, then it will look good for others as well.

I definitely don't buy domains this way anymore as it is too time consuming to search.
If I were to go back to buying expired domains I would certainly try auction platforms for the time savings, but it's something I haven't experimented with yet, I can't tell you.

 

[CRDFLIX]

Well, the real question is how to choose them?

You choose them base on technical analysis

 

[Tagmo]

Well, the real question is how to choose them?

There is a specific metrics
1- DA
2- PA
3- Quality of backlinks
4- TF
5- CF
6- Keywords
7- Spam Score

 

[kryssluck]

There is a specific metrics
1- DA
2- PA
3- Quality of backlinks
4- TF
5- CF
6- Keywords
7- Spam Score

I know these but finding a good domain is not easy for me Are there any free & good services to search such domains? I've only used expireddomains/net

 

[BulkyFans]

you can search about them here , there are many trusted sellers

 

[jairules]

any good website to get an expired domain ?
and how to evaluate weather it's good or not ?

 

[AngelSeo]

No, no expired domains doesn't work. Stay the fuck away from the auctions please. Joke aside the prices nowadays are insane, which shows what the markets thinks about this topic.

 

[RealDaddy]

Joke aside the prices nowadays are insane, which shows what the markets thinks about this topic.

yeah, the supply-demand equation.

 

[Tom Chase]

Anyone know where I can find aged non drop domains?

 

[Kinu Actaz]

Expired domains work, but you can’t tell which one would work. You need to pick at least five domains out of which 1-2 would work.
Try and test it yourself. Don’t listen to those SEO gurus. They are keep doing shit here and there, when the same question is asked, one answers in affirmative while the another one answers in negative.

 

[RealDaddy]

Expired domains work, but you can’t tell which one would work. You need to pick at least five domains out of which 1-2 would work.

What's the success rate of expired domains usually according to you?

 

[Alham12]

Depends what you're using them for. My 2 main blogs, the ones that earn the most (none of them earn a whole lot lol!) anyway, those were built on new hand-reg domains. Most of my other sites are built on expired domains. I agree expired domains are great for stuff like 301's, PBN's, etc.

But for blogging, content is always going to be more important than if it's on an aged domain. If nothing else, I don't need a bunch of irrelevant links cluttering up my backlink profile. Of course, a high DA expired domain will give a blog a head start for sure, but I think long-term it's probably not going to matter that much. So for blogging, from my experience, an expired domain is not as necessary. But for other things yes an expired domain is helpful.

Nah bro you are just claiming fake answers for long term but I'll talk about first for short term it will give you really instant boost like ranking just under 2 months if you put work onto it NOW, for the long term if your strategy from the start is good then fuck bro long term will always be very good

 

[Anticitizen1]

I use it for PBN. Never done 301

 

[RealDaddy]

TBH, Expired domains can be a hit or a miss