How to find domains with specific backlinks ?

[herditama88]

Hi BHW!

I see many people looking for domains with Tripadvisor backlinks (especially expired/aged domains from restaurants or hotels). I’ve already tried searching on GoDaddy, Namecheap, etc. Does anyone know how to find domains with Tripadvisor backlinks, or is there a specific way to filter for them? Thank you.

 

[Domtake]

You can’t filter this on registrars use Ahrefs or similar tools to bulk check expired domains and filter backlinks by referring domain tripadvisor.

 

[Starblazer]

Domain registrars don't bother about backlinks and their quality. They sell domains based on metrics like number of backlinks and number of referring domains. So, it's better to use SEO tools like Semrush for finding backlinks.

 

[King Gener]

Use ExpiredDomains.net to find aged domains, then check their backlinks in Ahrefs or Majestic and filter for Tripadvisor links there’s no direct Tripadvisor-only filter.

 

[blackhatvenom]

Domains with Tripadvisor backlinks cannot be found through a direct filter. The easiest way is to use Ahrefs or SEMrush, add Tripadvisor as a referring domain, and then check expired domains.

 

[Rank Voyage]

Finding domains with TripAdvisor backlinks isn’t easy using regular marketplaces because they don’t filter by specific backlinks. The best way is to use an SEO tool like Ahrefs or Majestic to search for domains that link from TripAdvisor. Just searching on GoDaddy or Namecheap won’t show those backlink details.

 

[Hetneo]

When you say 'find domains', what do you mean? To buy? To guest post on? If buying, I would recommend DomCop, you can filter backlinks there when you have it connected to your Ahrefs account.

 

[Gugin Nigon]

Most people don’t find those on registrars directly they reverse-search Tripadvisor links with backlink tools, then track which linked domains have dropped.

 

[herditama88]

You can’t filter this on registrars use Ahrefs or similar tools to bulk check expired domains and filter backlinks by referring domain tripadvisor.

I think expireddomains.net had it before, but the option is gone now.

Use ExpiredDomains.net to find aged domains, then check their backlinks in Ahrefs or Majestic and filter for Tripadvisor links there’s no direct Tripadvisor-only filter.

Yes i use this but unfortunately the backlink filter is gone

When you say 'find domains', what do you mean? To buy? To guest post on? If buying, I would recommend DomCop, you can filter backlinks there when you have it connected to your Ahrefs account.

thank you i will try

 

[ninzaseo]

I think many Expired domain finding platforms like spamzilla, Expired Domain have a filter to add a specific domain when extracting "Auctioned, Expired domains" -- That's a great way to get domains with backlink from Tripadvisor or any Big Authority Website!
Or you can extract "Outgoing Backlinks" from platforms like Ahref, Semrush, and do a quick check on all the websites that are expired and then register the one you need!

 

[Semonncla]

Tripadvisor backlinks usually don’t show up directly on marketplaces. Most people find them by checking outbound links from Tripadvisor with SEO tools, then seeing which domains are expired. The key is to verify if the link is still live after re-registering, not just chasing the domain name.

 

[Ambiguiltor]

Maybe you can still find them on GoDaddy's BIN or Closeout lists if you're lucky.For example, I came across a domain just the other day: unagi-tatsuyoshi dot com. It was a restaurant site and it still has a live backlink from its TripAdvisor profile. Checking these kinds of niche-specific BIN domains can sometimes be faster than running bulk filters on Ahrefs, especially for restaurant or hotel categories.

 

[Street Fighter]

You’re looking in the wrong place, domain registrars don’t show backlink data, the correct method is to use ahrefs or semrush, check tripadvisor.com outgoing broken links, export the dead domains, then verify availability on domtake or namecheap, if available, buy them the backlink already exists.

 

[ErikaTran]

You can still find quality domains on GoDaddy’s BIN or Closeout lists. In niche areas like restaurants or hotels, manually checking these can be faster than using bulk Ahrefs filters.

 

[Ambiguiltor]

What the hell? LOL. I knew BHW had some bots, but seeing my exact response getting 'copy-pasted' within 5 minutes is weird.
You guys are right.Ahrefs is better for bulk checking, but the issue is availability.Just because a domain has the right backlink doesn't mean it's for sale or that the owner is reachable. Picking them up from BIN or Closeouts at least guarantees you can actually buy the thing right then and there.

 

[globlelinkz]

use ahrefs or semrush to find sites linking to tripadvisor, export those domains, then check which ones are expired using expireddomains.net or spamzilla. registrars don’t show backlink data you need seo tools first.

 

[EmeraldEagle]

From my experience, the easiest way is using tools like Ahrefs or Majestic to filter expired or aged domains with backlinks from Tripadvisor, instead of manually searching registrars.

 

[Ammarmib]

yes

Hi BHW!

I see many people looking for domains with Tripadvisor backlinks (especially expired/aged domains from restaurants or hotels). I’ve already tried searching on GoDaddy, Namecheap, etc. Does anyone know how to find domains with Tripadvisor backlinks, or is there a specific way to filter for them? Thank you.

yes many filter

 

[herditama88]

Use tools like Ahrefs or Majestic .

i use ahrefs of course, but took a time to check one by one.

You can still find quality domains on GoDaddy’s BIN or Closeout lists. In niche areas like restaurants or hotels, manually checking these can be faster than using bulk Ahrefs filters.

Thanks for the idea.

use ahrefs or semrush to find sites linking to tripadvisor, export those domains, then check which ones are expired using expireddomains.net or spamzilla. registrars don’t show backlink data you need seo tools first.

i tried but always error i think becauae to many data

Maybe you can still find them on GoDaddy's BIN or Closeout lists if you're lucky.For example, I came across a domain just the other day: unagi-tatsuyoshi dot com. It was a restaurant site and it still has a live backlink from its TripAdvisor profile. Checking these kinds of niche-specific BIN domains can sometimes be faster than running bulk filters on Ahrefs, especially for restaurant or hotel categories.

Thanks mate ! will try it

 

[DojaCat]

tripadvisor links come from dead local sites. scrape TP outbound links, filter by 404, then check domain availability. tools like ahrefs + scrapebox combo. registrars won’t show this, marketplaces too slow.