Expiring domain questions
- Thread starter Lunaaa
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Yep ...
If the website was never penilised no problam.
Your have to use the wayback website to get all the old website pages or try this app it fantastic
You can use DomRecovery app
DomRecovery
http://domrecovery.com
If the website was never penilised no problam.
Your have to use the wayback website to get all the old website pages or try this app it fantastic
You can use DomRecovery app
DomRecovery
http://domrecovery.com
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Deleted member 923340
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The content of the website is still owned by the previous owner. What if he DCMA complained about that ? It is possible right ?
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Deleted member 657006
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Yee i am only saying exspired websites can be
Re indexed.
But saying that can change a bit here and there i guess but like you say dmca might go mad
Re indexed.
But saying that can change a bit here and there i guess but like you say dmca might go mad
CRT
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Generally when you give up your right to the domain you give up the right to the content as well.
the person i purchased the domain from couldent renew it and so he might get mad if the same design is stolen. so i wont do that
If i just recreate it and the article still targets the same keywords will it still rank near the same as before
Burn Notice
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Restore the old site, get the rankings back, then migrate the site to a new design.
We have a WayBack downloader tool anyone can use for free at https://domains.pbnhq.com. Takes two seconds to create a free account.
We have a WayBack downloader tool anyone can use for free at https://domains.pbnhq.com. Takes two seconds to create a free account.
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I can't restore it. The owners of the site before couldn't renew it. It was a restaurant. The owner passed away and I ended up buying it at auction. Originally to make a new site and rent it out because it's ranking for local terms. So I can get quick easy cash. But then I saw the businesses got a review 2 days ago. I thought they closed down so that's why they didn't renew. I called them and spoke to the manager. He told me the previous owner passed away so the person taking over decided they would make a new site. He said I should call Monday to speak to him. But anyways they are creating a new site with probably the same content so I can't copy it. But I will be taking to the owner to explain to him why he should buy the domain (8 years getting about 500 visitors a month, could easily rank for 2 800ms with some web2.0s) so hopefully he will buy from me.
I don't think they know much about their ranking or how many visits they were getting
- Jun 20, 2013
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I read the only OP, you need to put content again and see the results if it get ranked again for the same keyword.
im trying to use this and its not letting me choose a date. It is saved in the wayback machine so i dont know why its not letting me
magicherbs123
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That should work. Unless the website is about copyrighted brand or something, you shouldn't normally face an issue with DMCA. I have restored a few. So far so good. Add some new content and change the design to keep it looking updated though.
PickAWriter
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- Aug 16, 2016
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I've had similar thing happen due to domains expiring, SSL certs expiring etc. After you fix everything Google will re-index you properly pending everything is clean.
givenchy600
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- Aug 16, 2016
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Yes set the website up like it was before or close to something like it.