Gorilla Pimpin Indexing

[the-kashish]

Lately lot's of people had issues with indexing links, even me, but I've noticed something.

My handmade Web 2.0s wont index while my shitty blog network with pure crap, spun text are getting indexed and even ranking, without backlinks.

Few days ago, on the 19th I bought an old deleted domain.

Registered 2007-04-01 and Deleted 2009-07-01....been dead for over 4 years.
I changed the theme, the title and changed the header and suprise, suprise, it's indexed, with no effort from my side and the Welcome to Wordpress as only post.

Are you wastin' tons of money & time building Web 2.0 blogs and having hard time getting them indexed?
Try dropped domains with history.

 

[Voidray]

Are you getting links to your links?

 

[the-kashish]

Fo' sho'

 

[contentoholic]

Lots of people shifted to new domain when Panda and Penguin hit their website. Do you think taking those domain names will be any good? Im not sure about buying any dropped domains within last 2 years. But I believe domains dropped before 2010 are good enough to start up again.

 

[the-kashish]

Well.
This particular domain is from 2009, so I cant see a reason why not.
Try only yo register domains that were alive 3+ years before they were deleted.
The longer they stayed alive, the sweeter

 

[Nikola.Tesla]

use rss feed to index your links

 

[nanavlad]

Try get ones with High DA PA and backlinks
oh and relevant niches
Spend a little more time in choosing
and save tones of time later

There are plenty of posts here showing you how to do this

 

[the-kashish]

use rss feed to index your links

2010 called and wants Feedburner back.

Try get ones with High DA PA and backlinks
oh and relevant niches
Spend a little more time in choosing
and save tones of time later

There are plenty of posts here showing you how to do this

The purpose of this is not taking advantage of the juice but rather the ability to index the post with no effort and getting them stayed index with same effort.

Buy a few of these domains for cheap.
Load them up in your favorite Wp blog network tool and use them to quickly index your T1s