Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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- Oct 9, 2013
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I'm not sure he realized he was getting an expired domain he had to register. Maybe he thought it was a domain I was going to transfer to him or something.
I couldn't possibly register domains at $12 and sell them for $10 though, lol.
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Hey,
I don't sell niche domains. The content that was previously on the domain has no bearing on your ability to rank in your niche. If you run a travel site, all you do is write an article about travel, link to your money site, and you have a relevant backlink. This whole "niche domain" thing is a huge myth. Everyone I know that banks hard with pbns doesn't do anything with "niche" domains.
badaz
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so the the expired domain you offer can be rebranded ! let's say for instance , i am going to use that domain like a normal domain and not necessarly for PBN will it do the work normally or i need to go trhough archive dot org and search for the domain history , so as to know the domain previous niche .! thanks
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If you were going to use the domain as a money site then you definitely wouldn't use the old content on the site.. That would be pointless.
But you don't buy $10 domains to use as a money site. You buy a $500 domain to use as a money site that has 100's of strong contextual backlinks from authority sites.
You wouldn't rank with 1 single $10 pbn link, so using one as your money site isn't going to give you anything more than a 5% boost over a fresh domain. These domains are meant to be used in your PBN. I build 30 a month with them and that's how I rank. 50 of them pointing at your money site is strong. 1 of them.. No.
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Only 2 domains left in stock now, but I'll be restocking mon-tue.
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What do you mean by 'samples'? It's expired domains I'm selling. I can't give a sample. ;-)
There's no free review copies if that's what you're asking, but I will be giving away 1 free domain once or twice a week, so you can check back then.
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Yep I'll be adding more tomorrow and sunday. I'll post back when I'm stocked up.
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The shop has been restocked. I've had quite a few existing customers buy up the stock before it even goes live on the shop, so that's why it's taken so long to restock, but there's about 15 domains available now, so get them before they're snapped up!
madhatter55
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Thanks for all the good information. I'm really new here and I found your thread while on another thread. I love your NO BS responses and your plain language.
I'm a Certified Noob on here, so forgive the question if the answer is apparent: What would be the difference in using your service and being a member of domcop.com and using their Advance Search?
I'm a Certified Noob on here, so forgive the question if the answer is apparent: What would be the difference in using your service and being a member of domcop.com and using their Advance Search?
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With a service like that you have to do the searches and spam checks yourself, so you have to know what you're doing, plus everyone is looking for the same domains from the same batch. With my service, you're getting an end product you can use straight away that's guaranteed clean with good stats.
madhatter55
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- Jul 25, 2016
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OK. Cool. Thanks for getting back to me. I find your approach to be simple. One more things. If you build your own PBN, do you think you should use multiple proxies, domain registrars, and emails?
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It's pretty simple. This is all you do :-
1. Use 5-6 domain registrars. I personally just use 1 account per registrar. Google can't see what account they belong to, and I think you're LESS likely to get in trouble from just having 1 account with 100+ domains, than you are having multiple, which looks suspicious.
2. Always use fake whois info. Create a throwaway hotmail/yahoo/gmx email for icann verification.
3. About 20% of your domains use whois prot, just to keep it natural. Most domains don't use whois prot, and definitely don't have real info behind whois prot. Google can potentially see behind it. It's just laziness not to have fake info behind whois prot.
4. Host on separate hosting companies/ips
5. Use wordpress with different themes.
6. use spiderblocker plugin.
7. use 404 to 301 redirect plugin.
8. link out once to your money site and 1-2 times to other sites from the article.
9. For every 10 pbns, use 3 brand, 3 naked, 2 lsi, 1 generic and 1 exact anchor.
10. link deep. don't just link to your homepage. Link to the page that's most relevant to the pbn article. 10-30% homepage links max. The rest to your inner money pages, I do the occasional one to non-money blog pages. I like to just mix it up a bit. The only exception to this is if you have a small site then you'd naturally have more homepage links, but small sites don't work well in 2016
That's all there is to it. Build 10-50 pbns per month applying that formula and you'll rank. It's that easy. I don't even bother with any other links. No profiles, no directories, no comments, no web 2's. Just pbns, which as far as google are concerned are just contextual links. You just bounce around more if you start trying to 'diversify' with shit links.
madhatter55
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That is such a good layout. I am already pumped that I decided to join this site. Nobody will give it to you straight besides BHW. Everybody just wants to sell you their $199 per month service. I will definitely be picking up some domains from you. So, it sounds like you're not using a proxy or IP hider of some kind. Right?
FOLLOW UP QUESTION: if you have an "easier" keyword to rank for, should you try some Web 2.0's first? If so, should you vary your email address, IP address, etc. with those as well? I'm all about buying some PBN domains, but I think I have at least one project that might qualify for the Web 2.0 route. With some fiverr packages and some on-page SEO, it's sitting at 11 and 12 for the 2 main keywords.
FOLLOW UP QUESTION: if you have an "easier" keyword to rank for, should you try some Web 2.0's first? If so, should you vary your email address, IP address, etc. with those as well? I'm all about buying some PBN domains, but I think I have at least one project that might qualify for the Web 2.0 route. With some fiverr packages and some on-page SEO, it's sitting at 11 and 12 for the 2 main keywords.
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Proxies aren't needed for PBNs. Google does't have access to your server logs.
Yeah, for web 2's you need to change up your IP and email. Web 2's by themselves are very very weak without using tools to boost them though, but if you've got a really low comp keyword and it's working so far for you then see if you can get some results.
madhatter55
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- Jul 25, 2016
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Awesome. Thanks. I haven't tried either. I was going to test them both out. My keywords are fairly easy as we live in a local area that doesn't have very many tech savvy people. I've been buying links and doing pretty well. I just want to build something that will be strong like bull! Thanks for everything @splishsplash. You're a good BHW member. Thanks for answering all my questions and helping me work this out. I'll be buying some PBN sites from you soon enough. I just want to whiteboard and spreadsheet my approach before I get going. Thanks again.
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