vikash6767
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- Oct 1, 2022
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it have .xyz Extention for now it stopped generatin gm eany revenue, But for Does this metrics worth? Should i renew it?
it can be sold at good price? For me it stopped getting traffic just 50--100 clicks a months at max.Renew? Do you mean you're not even thinking of selling it?
Why not consider using as PBN?
I dont know how to make money out of this, Previously i used to monetize the traffic with ads, now the traffic went to >100 clicks a month.I mean, do you know of a way to make it make money? If yes, renew it!
Otherwise, stats-wise, it's not very impressive, I don't think you can get more than $100 if you sell it, not to mention that the .xyz extension doesn't inspire trust among many people, so you'd have to find good reasons to make the buyers want it
Anyway, only you can answer to your own question because only you know whether or not you can make money with it...
then sell it or make it churn & burn siteI dont know how to make money out of this, Previously i used to monetize the traffic with ads, now the traffic went to >100 clicks a month.
how do you assess trust?? I've been trying to figure this out for a month nowdecent trust
again, how do you determine that they're quality links? I think this is a MOZ invention, but - as we all know - google only coincidentally agrees with the inventions of 3rd part tools like MOZ, and from experience I know that - of all big 3rd party tools - MOZ's metrics are the crappiest, so I'm not sure what those "quality links" are. We would have to see them I think...59 quality links
fair q’s. trust I gauge from combo spam score low, anchor profile clean, no churn domains or junk TLDs linking in. not just DA/PA. for links, I eyeball ref domains: are they indexed, niche-relevant, not link farms? tools like szilla help but manual check always needed. moz metrics alone ain’t gospel.how do you assess trust?? I've been trying to figure this out for a month now
again, how do you determine that they're quality links? I think this is a MOZ invention, but - as we all know - google only coincidentally agrees with the inventions of 3rd part tools like MOZ, and from experience I know that - of all big 3rd party tools - MOZ's metrics are the crappiest, so I'm not sure what those "quality links" are. We would have to see them I think...
Anyway, I'm not trying to argue with you (honestly), it's just that these 2 things are a bit vague for me, and I wanted to ask for clarifications![]()
This domain seem aged, clean and has backlinks. Of course it costs something.it can be sold at good price? For me it stopped getting traffic just 50--100 clicks a months at max.
.xyz is not $1. Maybe on promo offer for the first year - yes, but it renews for $11.18 (minimum)You can use it to build a PBN, but I don't trust .xyz sites myself. $1 domains are the most abused ones. So, let it go if you don't know how to monetize it.![]()
Hehe, I always see it on NC for $0.99. Never registered to know the renewal price. And most of the churn and burn projects that use .xyz domains only use them for less than a year or so..xyz is not $1. Maybe on promo offer for the first year - yes, but it renews for $11.18 (minimum)
Probably that's why google's sandbox exists. To weed out such 1-year-and-less projects on cheap TLD domains.Hehe, I always see it on NC for $0.99. Never registered to know the renewal price. And most of the churn and burn projects that use .xyz domains only use them for less than a year or so.
This was am freebie site before, good reviews on the internet, yes, they are okies links.how do you assess trust?? I've been trying to figure this out for a month now
again, how do you determine that they're quality links? I think this is a MOZ invention, but - as we all know - google only coincidentally agrees with the inventions of 3rd part tools like MOZ, and from experience I know that - of all big 3rd party tools - MOZ's metrics are the crappiest, so I'm not sure what those "quality links" are. We would have to see them I think...
Anyway, I'm not trying to argue with you (honestly), it's just that these 2 things are a bit vague for me, and I wanted to ask for clarifications![]()
You are right, i think i should build something on it, then get soem organic clicks, then i can expect a good price for it.This domain seem aged, clean and has backlinks. Of course it costs something.
The question is if you're motivated enough to market it.
I mean if you want only to click a button to submit it for sale, then it's low chance of selling it for good money. Because some platform sell it for you.
But if you will actively sell it: direct contact to potential buyers, make a gig on fiverr that's adjusted for only selling this site, put a banner on the site itself that you're selling it, linkedin, and many other options (for more options, ask chatgpt, but not only! try to think yourself how you can sell it, because chatgpt often advice boring, almost stupid, options)
Then you significantly increase your chances of selling it for good money .
Just as with selling a car. If you do it yourself, bargain, wait enough, some might offer you way more, than if you went to local car market and said "here's my car, sell it for me". Of course they will undercut by taking portion for doing the sale + undercut even more + sometimes (very rarely of course) even try to scam like selling for a friend for pennies and saying "ah, it wasn't worth anything, so I sold to the first client".
P.S. In the beginning I said "it has backlinks" assuming that you understand that spam backlinks doesn't count. If it doesn't have any real backlinks, then just put it on auction. Without real backlinks it doesn't worth your time.
Any suggested Tutorials for doing this? I have basic knowlege but a guide will Help, Thankyou already. I have some more domains even .com's metrics are something like this, SO, if this business works well i will just get into it.You can use it to build a PBN, but I don't trust .xyz sites myself. $1 domains are the most abused ones. So, let it go if you don't know how to monetize it.![]()