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I had a customer from 2017 come back to me about what they could still use from their lifetime license. I was very proud to say absolutely everything from when it was purchased and all of the goodies that have been added since. I would be interested to know if they honour their license. You...

I bet you don't

Starting on a fresh domain is crazy in my opinion. When the difference in price between an expired domain and fresh is the same why would you go fresh? When the price of an expiring domain is a negligible amount above a fresh domain, why would you go with the one that requires tons of effort to...

I've been posting some domaining vids recently and recently saw an expiring domain with 101M backlinks, I regularly see domains with 1000s of referring domains expiring. The reason a lot of sites don't show such domains is that they are usually coming from spam backlinks, the good domains tend...

I have been deeply involved with the expired domain market for over 10 years. I never get bored of hearing the same thing year after year "domains are getting hard to come by" - "there aren't any good domains left"! Yeah? Then why is it I am tracking 250k expiring domains every day? People have...

I don't see a dm on tiktok but I have sent you one here and you should be able to respond to that.

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Recover the website, then bring it up to date. An archived site can contain much more than the articles you wanted back. There may be an old phone number in the header, a contact form pointing at a long-gone service or an offer that expired years ago. Those details are easy to miss when the...

You can spend ages getting a customer email right and still overlook the list it's going to. Before using an older opt-in list, I'd check the addresses as well as the subject line. Servya's Bulk Email Verifier handles that as a batch job, and this video shows how to use it: The useful part...

Downloaded DHG but not got your first hunt going yet? For anyone who's installed Domain Hunter Gatherer and then put off working through the settings, this is the video I'd start with. It's the full DHG v3 setup walkthrough, so you can follow the configuration on screen rather than trying to...

There's a bit of a trap with the word "premium". A memorable business name and an expired domain with a useful backlink history might both be worth investigating, but you wouldn't necessarily buy them for the same reason. Before comparing prices, I'd want to know what I was actually buying the...

If you can tell me how you would look if 1+b were the size of a chicken

Which, in my opinion, is one of the most expensive ways to get them in the end. You spend so much time doing it by hand that you are never going to find great domains, just ones that will do. So you need a paid service to speed things up (Semrush, Ahrefs, Majestic, Moz etc. The cost of that one...

I tried using general freelancer sites, they can be really good for getting links from specific websites but they are really hard to filter through to find the right domain, especially if doing so for SEO benefit where you want to know about their stats and traffic.

Before redesigning an old site, look at the pages behind the homepage. Suppose you're rebuilding a gardening domain and some of its surviving links point to an old rose-pruning guide. A smart new homepage doesn't replace that guide for someone following one of those links. Before changing the...