Hi Guys,
Sorry there are no review copies as this software has been around for over a year and it is well tested and reviewed.
As for Majestic, unfortunately this is very expensive in terms of development costs, maintenance costs, and the user but there are other tools available to do bulk...
Hi guys,
Sorry we are out of 1 week trials but I do have a special offer :)
We have slashed our normal monthly pricing.
You can now get Expired Domain Miner Gold for $197 for 1 YEAR.
The regular price is $197 for 1 month.
This offer will be limited to the first 25 people who use this link...
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This is just a reminder that beta testing is now closed.
Expired Domain Miner is in production and the sales thread is here.
Note there is an option for a trial period so you can test it out.
Lynn
The biggest changes having been making the software easier to use and the addition of proxy support for availability checking and websites crawled. Now you can just add urls to the seed list (no special formatting required) and your free moz api key and you are good to go.
Lynn
I'm not sure I understand your first question but I offer a 1 day trial for $19
You need Socks proxies for the availability check since most whois servers rate limit. When you crawl web sites, most don't rate limit but if they do and you want to crawl them you need http proxies.
Most expired...
Yes you can just enter a website but if you are new to finding expired domains, I would recommend studying how to create good seed lists before you start crawling as half the battle in finding quality expired domains is to create a good seed list.
Here's a couple options for some training...
It does work with .au including .com.au, .org.au and .net.au. Expired Domain Miner works with Socks proxies to help with rate limiting from the .au TLD.
Lynn
You have a number of options for feeding the crawler:
1. Add sites to crawl (i.e. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/, http://www.cnn.com/)
2. Add pages to crawl. Many of my users have Scrapebox for this.
Lynn
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