ponchovilla
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Which tools are essential for finding expired domains with clean backlink profiles?
Best tools for clean expired domains?
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archermiles22
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Pull the domain from a discovery source (ExpiredDomains / SpamZilla / DomCop).
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Essential tools for finding expired domains with clean backlinks include DomCop, ExpiredDomains.net.
noah_franc
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Domain hunter gatherer pro has all the tools needed built in.
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Use tools like SpamZilla, DomCop, and ExpiredDomains.net to find expired domains, then check their backlinks with Ahrefs or Majestic to make sure they’re clean and spam-free.
Team Support
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Ahrefs,Semrush,Majestic and ExpiredDomain.net are top tools for finding clean expired domains.
hilarioushedgehog0
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Check out SpamZilla and Domcop
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SpamZilla, DomCop, and Ahrefs they help you find expired domains and check for clean, high-quality backlink profiles.
chucklechameleon
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DomCop and Ahrefs help you find expired domains and check if their backlinka are clean and strong
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I use this as my starting point (hope I can share this link here) -- GPT
https://chatgpt.com/g/g-TSroKijlC-expired-domain-finder
https://chatgpt.com/g/g-TSroKijlC-expired-domain-finder
Sorry to revive this thread... looks like if I don't have the right tools it's mostly useless. I already have SEMrush, Ahrefs and Majestic.. but no matter where I scrape I'm too slow at scraping DA, Organic traffic, etc..
Mostly of the domains they are not clean, the pattern 115-140 root-domain-name anchored backlinks. How I can automate this? Do DomCop really helps? compared to exired-domains or any other lists?
Context: I scraped about 2000 domains within a day and the largelist end up in about 250 domains.. then shortlist in 10... manual review of all those 10 and 250 domains are just garbage... I guess like Fuechsel said Garbage In Garbage Out... I got a garbage issue right?
Mostly of the domains they are not clean, the pattern 115-140 root-domain-name anchored backlinks. How I can automate this? Do DomCop really helps? compared to exired-domains or any other lists?
Context: I scraped about 2000 domains within a day and the largelist end up in about 250 domains.. then shortlist in 10... manual review of all those 10 and 250 domains are just garbage... I guess like Fuechsel said Garbage In Garbage Out... I got a garbage issue right?
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A script for that. You can get a freelancer to look into a script and have it where it can track which ones you are looking for. Just keep in mind to post this in the "Hire a Freelancer" section in case you do go with the script option,
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This thread is doing my head in. Do not rely on AI for everything, it is incredibly unreliable on matters like this. For example, look at it's output below:
Wow, they look like great domains. They are relatively brandable, high Moz DA and fairly cheap price.
Let's just double check on those stats.
Oh, the reality is very far off from what GPT is claiming. I double checked the stats from DomDetailer and they are accurate, the GPT ones are fantasy land.
I filmed a PBN series recently and scraped for domains. Of the 8 domains I shortlisted (I registered 2) only 2 of them featured on 1 of the sites that people are mentioning here. Neither of the domains I registered were listed on the sites people are talking about here. If I were relying on a domain database site, I would not have found these domains.
If you are relying on these websites, you are likely not seeing all of what is available out there.
Don't ever buy a domain, only, based off of something that GPT tells you.
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Please note that I said "starting point" -- A lot of other research goes into it as well...