Expired Domains?

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Hello,

I'm thinking of building a quality website around a niche that I'm passionate about. Do you think finding a good expired domain is better than registering a new domain name, for a new website? I don't know much about registering expired domains but I read few threads here on BHW and I think that's a cool idea. If I find a good domain name with quality backlinks and a decent page rank, DA etc will I be able to rank my site easily?

I'm not trying to use it for SEO purposes. I'm trying to post quality content on this website and earn from Adsense :)

Thanks in Advance :)
 
It's definitely a better idea to go with an expired domain. There are no good reasons to go with a brand new domain especially if you are going to do some SEO.
 
It will help you avoid sandbox with a good metric domain, You should check PA-DA-TF-CF and history of these domains.
PA,DA> 25, TF,CF>10. That's my requirement.
 
This is one type of domain matrices invented by majestic seo and well respected by google. Recently after google dropped PR update, that has became even more valuable.You can check more information here - http://majestic.com
What is the TF, CF? Sorry to ask noob question.
 
It's definitely a better idea to go with an expired domain. There are no good reasons to go with a brand new domain especially if you are going to do some SEO.

Thanks for the reply my friend :)
It will help you avoid sandbox with a good metric domain, You should check PA-DA-TF-CF and history of these domains.
PA,DA> 25, TF,CF>10. That's my requirement.

Thanks. Yes, I'm tryng to understand the method to pick quality domains which doesn't have any spam links etc :)
 
You must to check always the domain metrics and backlinks power the spam in anchors links etc.
 
Which place is best for buying expired domain. I just want to know the place.
expireddomains. net is a good place, but what I prefer better is a broker. You can find many in the market place section who can provide you these domains in form of a sheet relevant to your industry. You can then vet the domain and make decision, please ensure you check DA, DR, PA, TF, CF and check what was the site used for in the past by checking Web archive history.
 
I would deffo go for an expired domain / one with good metrics. New domains take ages nowadays to rank ( depending on your niche)
I use sites like expireddomains.net
Or a broker ie tbsolutions. info who I have bought many fantastic domains from
There is also pbnhq.com who have some good premium domains as well as deleted domains ( that still have metrics) and they do rank quickly as I use them myself
 
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