Problem with Expired Domain

[HomensdaLuta]

I just registered an old expired domain from 2001 with 17k backlinks. The problem i noticed is that this was an old stat counter website and there are many instances of the code in hundreds of domains but the images are broken, how can i make use of this links ?

 

[Veyron]

Since this was an expired domain from 2001 I'd be more interested to know how many of those 17,000 links are still valid.

Veyron

 

[HomensdaLuta]

Since this was an expired domain from 2001 I'd be more interested to know how many of those 17,000 links are still valid.

Veyron

thats a good question.. how can i see if they are still valid? just setup the website and wait for the better?

 

[mdmostfa]

thats a good question.. how can i see if they are still valid? just setup the website and wait for the better?

You can see that using MajesticSeo tool

 

[thedorf]

ahrefs.com can do this too, it's free for at least one use per day, or signup for the free plan and they give you 5 searches daily.

 

[Aty]

You can also try webmeup.com/tools/backlinks.html

 

[baddth]

Assume that the old links are still valid, you can set web server Error Document to render the stuffs that you want (instead of letting it render 404 Not Found).

 

[HomensdaLuta]

i get External Backlinks 44,042 using majestic 155k in the last 5 years.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

i get External Backlinks 44,042 using majestic 155k in the last 5 years.

It's probably leftover from a churn 'n burn project. 155k backlinks is quite a lot. if it's legitimate, then by all means give it a try and see.

 

[CaptainX]

I am rebuilding websites of expiring domains, send me PM with the domain and will tell you my opinion.

 

[HomensdaLuta]

It's probably leftover from a churn 'n burn project. 155k backlinks is quite a lot. if it's legitimate, then by all means give it a try and see.

its legit.. all links created by users.. it was an old site that gave code for website visit counters.

 

[IProvideSEO]

You can also try installing the Wordpress plug-in Link Juice Keeper which redirects all the 404 errors back to the homepage.