Expired domain skips sandbox?

TooCorny said:

Now that we are talking about this,

I am trying to recover all the historical links from the domain and there´s a DR90 link from a decor site that is still not showing up.

The link is there, in the source code and in ahrefs

I have tried running those links that aren´t showing up through and indexer

But still no luck, do you know what else can be done to recover them??

Thanks

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DigimetriqOfficial said:

Some expired domains face sandbox time.

Fresh domains - 5-6 months.
Expired domains - 1-2 months.

Chances are, some expired domains won't have any sandbox at all. Those gems are rare and have not been able to identify a pattern to hunt them.

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TooCorny said:

Is it normal for a clean expired domain with 400 contextually related referring domains to face more tna 3 months of sandbox?

All my posts get indexed within 24 hours. But the keywords are in the 50/100 position and they are really low competition

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Standartuye said:

If I use an expired domain, can I bypass this period?

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DigimetriqOfficial said:

More than 3 months of sandbox..no.. probably the domain wasn't "clean".

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TooCorny said:

Okay 1 month left then to know xd

The site does not have anything fishy though

It was a blog which belonged to a Girl who just posted creative stuff and all, and went into auction this may when I acquired it.

The backlink profile looks really clean with huge relevant sites (In the same niche) linking to it

Guess I´ll have to give it more time.

I am posting content once / twice per day, all of it in the same niche as the old blog.

Any tips?

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