Indexing Expired domains

[gradoa798]

First, Buying Indexed Domains only should be your Priority. There are many reasons for a domain to get de-indexed in past. If only Homepage is indexed then also you can buy it. I bought a domain with only Homepage indexed. But i didn't had any problem to indexed inner pages as i started adding content to it.

 

[UpBrandix]

To index an expired domain, it takes more effort compare to the newly purchased one. You have to post contents on them periodically (By this I mean very good articles), engage people through sharing them on social media platforms.. If your blogs are having wordpress then add some decent SEO plugins.. it helps to get index soon.

And please don't take any paid post or any other link on them now, coz it will increase the chances of penalty from Google anytime.

Google is very active now a days, (specially for giving penalty).

 

[aussiejack]

First, Buying Indexed Domains only should be your Priority. There are many reasons for a domain to get de-indexed in past. If only Homepage is indexed then also you can buy it. I bought a domain with only Homepage indexed. But i didn't had any problem to indexed inner pages as i started adding content to it.

Nope. Domains get deindexed because there is no hosting anymore. My best PBN domains were not in the index but got reindexed very fast and gave me very nice boosts to my ranking. Dont limit yourself to only indexed domains. You lose a lot of good opportunities

 

[aussiejack]

To index an expired domain, it takes more effort compare to the newly purchased one. You have to post contents on them periodically (By this I mean very good articles), engage people through sharing them on social media platforms.. If your blogs are having wordpress then add some decent SEO plugins.. it helps to get index soon.

really dont know what you are talking about and why you need to make so much effort. One shitty article is enough to get reindexed if the domain has good backlinks. Most of the time my domains even get reindexed by the placeholder site of my hosting company "Here will be a great new website soon!" Thats it

 

[hotguy640]

suffering from same problem..
i am not able to index my expire domain which i have brought 1 month ago..posted 2 content and tryed youtube video method with seo plugin and yet not indexing...

 

[SEOHBK]

Thanks for your help guys. My domain got indexed today, i posted 3 articles two days back, thats it. Didn't try anything else.

 

[UpBrandix]

Well, I thought OP is not just in an interest to index his blog, but also he wants to run it good for long time.. and I have suggested only good things.. Nothing spam like - "Shitty article" which you are suggesting.

really dont know what you are talking about and why you need to make so much effort. One shitty article is enough to get reindexed if the domain has good backlinks. Most of the time my domains even get reindexed by the placeholder site of my hosting company "Here will be a great new website soon!" Thats it

 

[aussiejack]

Well, I thought OP is not just in an interest to index his blog, but also he wants to run it good for long time.. and I have suggested only good things.. Nothing spam like - "Shitty article" which you are suggesting.

His concern was to get domains indexed not to build something awesome in which case of course he should not use shitty articles.

 

[Cloudbacklinks]

It is in your best interest to find a domain broker that will replace your PBN domains that won't index in 7 days after hosting. They are at fault for selling that domain and wasting your money.

If they won't replace your domain, then you know not to buy from them again!

 

[DirkDiggler12]

Try using Lindexed or Social ADR. Works well for me.

 

[q1w2e3r4t5y6]

Speaking of expired domains. Not sure if these are but came across something interesting as I was researching competitors for a client of mine in Australia.

I tried the link colon operator in Google as sometimes it shows different stuff although most of the time rubbish.

Anyways, for BondsDotComDotAu using this method I uncovered the following domains that look like they were picked up via expired domain drop.

BotanicaBrasserieDotComDotAu
historychallengeDotComDotAu
LivingSustainablyDotNetDotAu
miltoncollegeDotComDotAu

When going through whois there seems to be some effort to obscure the name behind these domains and when I drilled down they are all registered under someone by the name of Leeza Silverman (apologies if you're a BHW member).

I also looked at the IPs that these domains were on and uncovered the following

180Dot214Dot095Dot025
203Dot024Dot022Dot185
203Dot033Dot061Dot169

Scanning these IPs I noticed a whole bunch of other sites under them. I noticed a very similar pattern in terms of registrants as well as even style of linking site. Interestingly across these IPs alone I could see a pattern in the domains been link to:

servcorpDotComDotAu
sheridanDotComDotAu
moneymeDotComDotAu

There's others but the above stood out.

There's definitely something going on here and it looks like it works pretty well at the moment. Running an experiment where I'm reporting what I find to Google to see what happens and how responsive they are.

Will keep you updated as finding out more interesting stuff e.g. there's seems to be some other guy involved based on registrant contacts called Gregory McKenzie but not sure what role he plays on this compared to Leeza.

Keen to hear your thoughts guys.

 

[pdewxyz]

Terry Kyle suggested free tool called "IMT Website Submitter", try to search it