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If I buy aged blogs from hobby bloggers ( hosted on blogspot and other free platforms) , will they pass good link juice to my current new blogs ? This can be an interesting case study as such blogs can easily be acquired for cheap.
 
If I buy aged blogs from hobby bloggers ( hosted on blogspot and other free platforms) , will they pass good link juice to my current new blogs ? This can be an interesting case study as such blogs can easily be acquired for cheap.
While I haven't done exactly this before, any webpage that is ranking on Google has the ability to pass link juice to other pages/websites through ******** links.
 
I have never tried it but the idea sounds good. However I doubt those blog spot blogs will be worth getting link from. Not every hobby blog has good metrics. Also it is important to study whether Google values links from blog spot free blogs.
 
I have never tried it but the idea sounds good. However I doubt those blog spot blogs will be worth getting link from. Not every hobby blog has good metrics. Also it is important to study whether Google values links from blog spot free blogs.
What about the age value? Aged blogs are given value by Google. That is a very important parameter now as Google does not like new blogs at all now.
 
What about the age value? Aged blogs are given value by Google. That is a very important parameter now as Google does not like new blogs at all now.
Sounds good. Give it a try. All the best!
 
Is site ranked? Have good bl and traffic?
 
What about the age value? Aged blogs are given value by Google. That is a very important parameter now as Google does not like new blogs at all now.
A hobby site made on Lycos in the early 00s definitely has the age, but it has 0 authority so no matter how old it is, it still has no value.
 
A hobby site made on Lycos in the early 00s definitely has the age, but it has 0 authority so no matter how old it is, it still has no value.
Why do people pay high for aged domains then ?
 
Why do people pay high for aged domains then ?
People pay a lot for aged domains if the name is good, otherwise, they shouldn't. Expired domains are another story. They are valued for their ranking, and link profile measure these, and because they allow you to skip the sandbox phase.
 
What about the age value? Aged blogs are given value by Google. That is a very important parameter now as Google does not like new blogs at all now.
Yes, aged blogs is better, but metrics are also important, they will definitely add some juice, but no one can say which one without seeing the blogs. Blogs that haven't been used for SEO are usually better.
 
I don't think that using an aged blogspot, wordpress or any free blog host will make an impact. But the most important thing is whether it is well juiced. My take is that it is similar to getting a subdomain. And if it has a good link juice, it should be good enough. Just like we used to do with expired tumblrs, don't know if it is still a thing nowadays, but having one that had higher PA a little bit of links worked better. Would be interesting to see how your case study pans out.
 
I have never seen blogspot blog in top 10 serps so i think they are useless for SEO and traffic
 
Well i think if you get it for free then its worth it to give it a try .I would not invest money in it
 
Most of hobby blogs will follow under this category.
This would really be no different to registering expired 2.0’s as far as Google is concerned.

It didn’t work when they were free, it won’t work when you’re paying for them. Your money is better spent elsewhere.
 
Free or paid blogs/sites are the same... it all comes down to links and traffic.
I actually like expired web2's with good links but it's super hard to find them.
 
It depends on the value of the link juice that you get from aged blogs from hobby bloggers.

Basically, it boils down to the value of those blogs.

Do they have decent traffic?

Do they contain well-optimized content that people are actually searching for?

Do they already have an organic community, or are you basically just trying to resurrect the link juice of otherwise dead blogs?

These are two totally different things.

The former may be worth it, but the latter is probably a waste of time, considering that there are better options when it comes to buying existing link juice.
 
Aged blogs are given value by Google. That is a very important parameter now as Google does not like new blogs at all now.
Correction: aged blog authors are given value by Google. It takes time for a new site with a new author to be trusted but a new site with an already known author ranks quickly, if the author is trusted on the subject.
 
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