Expired Domains vs Expired BLogs

[LordofTempest]

Hei guys i have been looking for expired blog domains like blogger etc to add to my blog network. This way i don't have to spend money with hosting or with registration fees. What do you guys think of this strategy? I know you get less control using this method and your blogs can be deleted one day depending of what you are doing. The blogs i have been finding range from PR 0 to 3 and some even have Dmoz backlinks. The DA is 72 but most importantly the PA is 30 or above. Would you guys register those blogs and add them to your arsenal? I'm gonna use them to rank for local keywords, the best thing is that they have my countries TLD so i think it would be great for local rankings.

 

[carlosbran]

Why not, you need a diverse profile of good quality links and these definitely can make a difference.

 

[LordofTempest]

Why not, you need a diverse profile of good quality links and these definitely can make a difference.

Indeed, i just found a PR3 with PA 36

 

[LordofTempest]

Some dudes are ranking solely with blogger contextual links, would it be 2 bad to use the same strategy? I mean, the blogs have the same ip.

 

[SteveWaller]

Using expired web 2.0 sites like this is a common practice and it can give some good results in terms of ranking so I would certainly make it a part of your strategy but don't rely solely on it, or any other form of link building for that matter.

As for them all being on the same IP, it's probably not uncommon for sites to get lots of legitimate links from bloggers who are all using blogspot or tumblr domains so I wouldn't worry too much. If you are worried about it, you can always use the expired web 2.0s to boost your self-hosted PBN sites and give them relevancy in terms of anchors.

 

[Lampara]

What are the best web 2. 0 can be reregister again? I know tumblr, blogger. How about weebly? Wix? Wordpress?