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Yup, thanks! This is the hard lesson that I have learned but at least I know now. Cheers!

Thanks. Yeah, I think the high competitive keywords are really hard to rank. And getting to the 4th or 5th page for a competitive keyword doesn't seem to lead to more clicks. Seems like people only click on the the results of the first page (and of course, the highest ranking on the first...

Thanks. I will probably try this strategy of ranking satellite keywords.

Hi. I noticed that for some very competitive keywords, if you rank on say, the 4th page, 5th page, or even lower, you don't get that much click through (you get impressions maybe, but not click throughs). However, if you rank on the first page for a less competitive keyword, you often get click...

Thanks, if you have the links to the case studies, I would be happy to read them. I saw a few case studies on 2 way link exchanges, but I didn't see any specific case studies on 3 way link exchanges.

Yes. I was offered a 3 way link exchange opportunity. So it was not me that was running sites A and C, but the person who offered me the 3 way link opportunity who was running sites A and C. Had I accepted the offer,I would be totally reliant on the person running sites A and C, especially if...

Thanks. Yeah, it's quite easy for Google to figure out a 3 way link exchange, especially if the person that owns website A and C, keeps asking other people for a 3 way link exchange. That's a huge and obvious footprint. I was just wondering if there was some case studies on 3 way link...

Hi. I would like to know what are people's experience with 3 way link exchanges, otherwise known as ABC link exchanges. This is when a partner owns two domains, domain A and domain C. Your domain is domain B. The partner will put a link on domain A which points to your domain (domain B) and in...

That was the number of days from the case study (scroll up a few posts to see the link to the case study). That case study was performed in 2017. I don't think people should really focus so much on the exact days which was 36 days in that case study. However, back in 2017, it may have been...

For that particular case study, it was 36 days, and the case study was from 2017. I don't think it's an exact number of days either. However, I would guess that perhaps Google will reduce the link juice coming out from an auctioned domain that Google perceives to have changed ownership, if the...

Try this link again for the case study: https://diggitymarketing.com/expired-domain-test/. Not sure what happened when I posted that link, but I can't edit my original post.

If you read the article, 36 days is from the case study and testing. The author of the article did the hard work and setup a testing scenario. If your testing comes up with a different number of days, then feel free to post your testing and case study so we can analyze it. Mind you, this is...

Hi. I read an interesting case study that says if you just acquired and setup a PBN, you should wait 36 days until you link out from this newly setup PBN: So in this case study, it was for PBNs setup from expired domains. But this had me thinking, even for auctioned domains that have not...

Thanks! "Dropped," "deleted," and "expired" are what I should search for, in addition to "expiring" and "auction"!

So for anybody reading this, instead of searching for "expiring" as the keyword, I discovered some people here in blackhatworld like to use "auction" instead. After plugging in "auction" and "expired" for my search, I can finally find some relevant threads on this topic.

Like I said, I searched for threads with the keyword "expired" and "expiring" in blackhatworld and I did not see any threads with titles that discusses both the differences between expired and expiring domains. But just now, I learned that some people like to use the keyword "auction" instead...

I searched blackhatworld for the keywords "expired" and "expiring" in the title to see if there was a thread that discussed the difference between the two but I could not find such a thread. However, just now, I discovered that some people like to use the word "auction" instead of "expiring."...

Hi. My understanding is that expiring domains are good to get because they haven't dropped yet, so if you convert it into your PBN network, they will typically provide good link juice. What about expired domains? That is, domains that have already been dropped. Are expired domains still...

Hi. Once in a while, I come across a domain with very good statistics that I want to use for my PBN (good DR, good TF/CF, backlink profile is natural and not spammy). However, the only drawback of this domain is that a lot of the links that give this domain its link juice are external links...

Hi. I thought NameCheap is for expiring or expired domains but they haven't gone through a quality check? Or is there a section of Namecheap where I can find higher quality (non spammed) domains?