I'm looking for a good expired domain for a amazon review site.
High DR/UR, page authority ETC......
PM me if you have a killer domain I pay good if it's the right one.
Yes, I recommend
Search for the service you looking at, Read the reviews from first to last page & then decide as of your own!
Speak to @Nargil
There are tools you can use to get expires domains if you want to go through that route. A good example is Domain Hunter Gatherer.
Get Domain Hunter Gatherer and scrape for all your niche relevant domains.
You can use Scrapebox expired domain finder and Domain Hunter Gatherer to scrape expired domains.
OP did you even attempt the search feature on the forum?
I'm looking for a good expired domain for a amazon review site.
High DR/UR, page authority ETC......
PM me if you have a killer domain I pay good if it's the right one.
I have been doing scraping for a long time, and FOR SURE, it's the cheapest/Hardest way you can go for it to get what you want!
but let me tell you something, If you know how to play your cards well, and instead of scraping expired domains which no one back order on them, and which thousands of scrapers works every day to fetch thousands of url's every hour! I prefer that you go with the "Back order" option. Yes, you right there is a competition out there, but the right TLD, and the right Metrics can help you win a domain name that worth even hundreds of dollars.
Everyday, some guys are missed the gold domains...
Speak to @SkyrocketSEO or @Nargil
Another vote for Nargil, but one advice: Don't go for the cheapest price, for PBNs it's more about quality/power than quantity. Positive side effect: The less domains you need to rank, the lower the chances to get on Google's radar.
Another vote for Nargil, but one advice: Don't go for the cheapest price, for PBNs it's more about quality/power than quantity. Positive side effect: The less domains you need to rank, the lower the chances to get on Google's radar.