Can you use the aged domain as a buffer, by hitting it harder with exact match anchor text links, to pass some juice to new site?
ok, if you're building a new site on an aged domain then you don't need to do any of this correct - this is only for existing sites that you want to boost right?
I checked a bunch of domains this morning on go daddy and none of them showed up in google. I called go daddy and the chick tells me it's because the site is not being hosted.....so is the site indexed or not?
Sorry, I meant after the 301 redirect, can you continue to pump links at the old site, to pass link juice safer as a buffer and pumper.
Go to google, enter site:yourdomain.com
If it's listed it's indexed, if not is not.
4. Add another 1k article to aged domain
5. Scrapebox blast it to get it indexed
6. Once it is indexed, 301 redirect
7. Build all links from this point on to the new domain
Yes, you have to have different hosting and ip for the aged domain.
ok so to get LSI KW's using G adwords tool do i uncheck all boxes ie: broad,exact, phrase or not?
Hi Guys,
Am a complete noob. Got into SEO less than 2 weeks ago and already learning a lot as fast as I can.
Read from page 1 to on here. I have just 2 questions:
1.) If a Google search result of a listed domain on Godaddy Auctions shows a parked page is that a problem?
2.) Is there a way to not wait upto 10 days before getting your domain from Godaddy Auctions?
Thanks Bobby and everyone who's posted on this thread, you may never know how far out of darkness you've taken a bro.
Originally Posted by JMamba
Bobby,
Please correct me if this is wrong:
1. Buy aged domain through GoDaddy Auctions
2. Get monthly hosting via NameCheap
3. Add 1K article
3. Scrapebox to get index
4. then 301 to new site
Once we have the 301 in place, would we still need to pay for the hosting account on the aged domain?
Bobby after he redirect the aged site to the new domain, you said in point 4 to add another 1k articel to the aged site, so he needs to add 2 Articel to the aged domain before redirect?
Bobby, How important is a different IP for the old domain? I bought one, But I dont want to sign up with a new hosting company.....If I use the hosting I have and add it as an "add on" domain, is this method not going to work?