Cleaning A Domain

JarLadr · Oct 12, 2017

I'm not sure if this is the right category to post this, but here it is anyway.

How do you clean a domain? I have an existing website where a potential buyer wants to buy the domain only. It will be used on for another niche (the name is fairly interesting). Do you simply delete all the content and disavow all the links? How do you completely clean it like a fresh domain?

zinxpxbl · Oct 12, 2017

Just point nameservers to his IP and that's it.

Zwielicht · Oct 12, 2017

JarLadr said:
I'm not sure if this is the right category to post this, but here it is anyway.

Yeah, it's the right section.

From the section's description:

Discuss all about domain names. Where to buy cheap info domains, domain name investing, parking domains ect..

JarLadr · Oct 12, 2017

zinxpxbl said:
Just point nameservers to his IP and that's it.

How do you clean the backlink profile though? How do you make it clean again?

zinxpxbl · Oct 12, 2017

That may be pretty hard. If you don't own the linking sites, try asking the owners to delink, but...

JarLadr · Oct 12, 2017

zinxpxbl said:
That may be pretty hard. If you don't own the linking sites, try asking the owners to delink, but...

Is there no way to do it?

zinxpxbl · Oct 12, 2017

Not really. Why do you care anyway?

55trillion · Oct 12, 2017

JarLadr said:
I'm not sure if this is the right category to post this, but here it is anyway.

How do you clean a domain? I have an existing website where a potential buyer wants to buy the domain only. It will be used on for another niche (the name is fairly interesting). Do you simply delete all the content and disavow all the links? How do you completely clean it like a fresh domain?

If you want to delete all the backlinks then its pain in ass.
If only changing the ownership then transfer domain change nameservers.

Paul-ang · Oct 15, 2017

i think usually, you can find all the old backlinks, then u either point them to serve a 404 from your webserver, or use ur CMS to serve a 302 to another page where u might need the links, why not?

persysweb · Oct 16, 2017

You will need to add the 301 redirection to the already added back-links. It's not easy task. If you have maintained the file of back-links then it will be easy task.

Regarding cleaning all other data, you contact your hosting provider for it.

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