Difference between an expired domain and a newly created domain

[frankhorrigan]

I know that there is a difference between them for seo, in terms of the fact that a new domain has no reputation unlike an expired one with an average quality link profile. But I would like to know how much influence on the indexation of the domain and backlinks has on the new domain. In terms of timing and such, I'd like to get more details from knowledgeable people.

 

[frankhorrigan]

I apologize if I misspelled anything.

 

[Guestwriting]

Indexing has become a major challenge these days. It's hard to predict the timing, as it can take anywhere from 1 day, 2 days, or even a week for a new article to get indexed.

 

[janubaba]

yor content matters. work on it. and it will be indexed. i have best techniques to index content quickly.

 

[frankhorrigan]

I don't care about the indexing time. I am more concerned about the difference between an expired domain and a new domain in this matter.

 

[frankhorrigan]

In terms of whether a backlink will have less quality if it leads to a new domain instead of expired.

 

[frankhorrigan]

Because to pick up a good expired domain is not so easy, it is important that it would be relevant as I realized and had a history and even a small link mass.

 

[hideath]

The most important reason and difference is the link profile, you save time/money and work invested in building such a link profile,
And if the domain hasn't been off for a long time, you'll save yourself the possible sandbox period and the domain age, typically index/ranks way faster,

In terms of whether a backlink will have less quality if it leads to a new domain instead of expired.

Because to pick up a good expired domain is not so easy, it is important that it would be relevant as I realized and had a history and even a small link mass.

No, it doesn't really make a difference, if i'm giving out a dollar it will be worth a dollar for whoever i'm giving to,
And yes, it's not as easy to get a clean domain with decent link profile if you're targetting specific niches and more harder for sub/micro niches

 

[darkomade]

I know that there is a difference between them for seo, in terms of the fact that a new domain has no reputation unlike an expired one with an average quality link profile. But I would like to know how much influence on the indexation of the domain and backlinks has on the new domain. In terms of timing and such, I'd like to get more details from knowledgeable people.

An expired domain with a quality link profile can speed up indexation and improve SEO faster than a new domain because it already has established authority and backlinks.

 

[blogmen]

Most expired domains have the same impact as a freshly created domain, which is zero.

The ones with a good link profile will have a huge impact compared to fresh domains but they usually get picked up by dropcatchers and auctioned off. Sometimes a good one can slip through the cracks though it's rare.

 

[Alex Martin_12]

An expired domain was previously owned and used but not renewed, making it available for re-registration. A newly created domain has never been registered before and starts with no prior history.

 

[Panther28]

Need something quick and right away that you don't care much for the branding, hey, welcome to expired domains, if you want the domain to be 100% your own for branding then you want new. I don't think SEO comes into it, its just the results you want. Some of us are sick at waiting on ranking, while others couldn't imagine using a domain that isn't their own wanted name. Its up to you, do both if you feel the need, one to pay the bills next month, and one to pay the bills next year! lol

 

[NeedMyLink]

A lot depends on the niche and the domain's history. If the domain wasn’t penalized or dropped for spammy reasons, it can get indexed faster, and any existing backlinks can help you rank quicker than a fresh domain. I’ve seen expired domains with authority start showing results within 1-3 months, whereas new domains often take longer 6-12 months.

 

[frankhorrigan]

Domain that I want on the relevance of the auctions do not have, on the account of time I do not worry. And even if I find a good on the link profile, it will not be relevant, accordingly, it will not give me anything. I have come to the conclusion that I would rather buy a completely new domain, as what I want is not on the market as if or at least very difficult to find for an adequate price. About the time I do not worry, I realize that this is a job for months.

 

[velinxs]

Imo domains have to be caught right as they slip otherwise it's pointless.