Hi, looking to learn about how to rebuild expired domains

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Hi all, I know that I need to check the archive and rebuild them. But I am unsure how to rebuild them. I saw an old thread that said there are sites that can create html files that you just upload. But that service no longer exists... any ideas welcome
 
All the details are shared here. Use search.
 
yes, unfortunately I can't find the answer. It says to rebuild it. This one looked good, but no longer exists. https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/website-restoration-rebuild-and-restore-expired-domains.808000/
 
Hi i don't know if there is any software to automate that but You can just go waybackmachine copy text/images and paste it on new html/wordpress site or anything You want.
 
Hi i don't know if there is any software to automate that but You can just go waybackmachine copy text/images and paste it on new html/wordpress site or anything You want.
there is a software exist

https://www.waybackmachinedownloader.com/en/
 
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For money sites I would advise setting up a new theme, then check for all URLs on ahrefs (it's free for your own sites), then go to wayback and copy the articles one by one, use a site.com/post URL structure and 301 everything (all the old links on page level) - I recommend this because you want to be careful with your money site and not just automate shit without looking at what you're doing.

If this is something you want to do at scale for your PBNs then use this: https://archivarix.com/ (paid but very cheap and really good)

Alternatively, you can use a free wayback downloader (look at the readme file for instructions): https://github.com/hartator/wayback-machine-downloader
 
there is a software exist

https://www.waybackmachinedownloader.com/en/
Thank you, that looks exactly what I was looking for!

@XenaWP
For money sites I would advise setting up a new theme, then check for all URLs on ahrefs (it's free for your own sites), then go to wayback and copy the articles one by one, use a site.com/post URL structure and 301 everything (all the old links on page level) - I recommend this because you want to be careful with your money site and not just automate shit without looking at what you're doing.

If this is something you want to do at scale for your PBNs then use this: https://archivarix.com/ (paid but very cheap and really good)

Alternatively, you can use a free wayback downloader (look at the readme file for instructions): https://github.com/hartator/wayback-machine-downloader
Thank you great help. So if I were to do this, would I just do a new theme? I think it would be very hard to do it exactly the same without it automated? Does it matter if I use a new theme, change the URL structure (with appropriate redirections). I thought it was best to do it as close to what it was before as possible, is that correct?
 
Thank you, that looks exactly what I was looking for!


Thank you great help. So if I were to do this, would I just do a new theme? I think it would be very hard to do it exactly the same without it automated? Does it matter if I use a new theme, change the URL structure (with appropriate redirections). I thought it was best to do it as close to what it was before as possible, is that correct?

When you're bringing a site back to life, URL structure change is a common event that happens when sites come back, and also for better SEO results people change URL structure all the time. Google bot doesn't care what theme you use. When people say it should be the same, it means that the content has to be contextually relevant

For example, if you had a website seo.com back in the day and you are restoring all of its pages then you do page level 301s like:

http://www.seo.com/keywords/what_are_keywords -------------------> https://seo.com/what_are_keywords OR https://seo.com/keywords_definition
http://www.seo.com/keywords/how_to_do_keyword_research ------> https://seo.com/how_to_perform_keyword_research
http://www.seo.com/linkbuilding/what_is_linkbuilding ------------------> https://seo.com/what_is_linkbuilding
http://www.seo.com/linkbuilding/how_to_build_links -------------------> https://seo.com/how_to_build_links

Basically, the search intent of the OLD page and the NEW page has to be the same. You can use any theme, any design, any CMS. You just have to 301 the old pages to the new ones. The redirects have to make sense.

often old URLs would be like www.seo.com/123123kkaska.html <-- you don't want that anymore, that shit is no good so you look at what kw the page was targeting and you build a new page accordingly. It is 100% valid. You can even modify or change the content and write it from scratch but it has to cater to the same search intent. For example if there was a page seo.com/best_kw_research_tools, well it has been a while so you are going to write about tools that are recent but the purpose of the page remains the same.

Hope that makes sense.
 
When you're bringing a site back to life, URL structure change is a common event that happens when sites come back, and also for better SEO results people change URL structure all the time. Google bot doesn't care what theme you use. When people say it should be the same, it means that the content has to be contextually relevant

For example, if you had a website seo.com back in the day and you are restoring all of its pages then you do page level 301s like:

http://www.seo.com/keywords/what_are_keywords -------------------> https://seo.com/what_are_keywords OR https://seo.com/keywords_definition
http://www.seo.com/keywords/how_to_do_keyword_research ------> https://seo.com/how_to_perform_keyword_research
http://www.seo.com/linkbuilding/what_is_linkbuilding ------------------> https://seo.com/what_is_linkbuilding
http://www.seo.com/linkbuilding/how_to_build_links -------------------> https://seo.com/how_to_build_links

Basically, the search intent of the OLD page and the NEW page has to be the same. You can use any theme, any design, any CMS. You just have to 301 the old pages to the new ones. The redirects have to make sense.

often old URLs would be like http://www.seo.com/123123kkaska.html <-- you don't want that anymore, that shit is no good so you look at what kw the page was targeting and you build a new page accordingly. It is 100% valid. You can even modify or change the content and write it from scratch but it has to cater to the same search intent. For example if there was a page seo.com/best_kw_research_tools, well it has been a while so you are going to write about tools that are recent but the purpose of the page remains the same.

Hope that makes sense.
Thank you DeadJoe, makes perfect sense.

May I also ask, I just read in a PBN guide on here, we should not have our websites in the same Siteground account. Do you know if that is still correct?

I have no PBNs at the moment, but I have a number of money sites, but they are all in Siteground. So I asked them the other day and they said it isn't a problem. This is the excerpt of the support conversation

Me: one last question, as they are on the same plan, does that send a signal to google that they are all linked?

SG.: No :)

Me.: They are not always even on the same server

SG.: nor they are linked in anyway

Me.: that's just internally for SiteGround
 
Thank you DeadJoe, makes perfect sense.

May I also ask, I just read in a PBN guide on here, we should not have our websites in the same Siteground account. Do you know if that is still correct?

I have no PBNs at the moment, but I have a number of money sites, but they are all in Siteground. So I asked them the other day and they said it isn't a problem. This is the excerpt of the support conversation

Me: one last question, as they are on the same plan, does that send a signal to google that they are all linked?

SG.: No :)

Me.: They are not always even on the same server

SG.: nor they are linked in anyway

Me.: that's just internally for SiteGround

Think about it. You have 3 money sites, that have nothing to do with each other

1. Motorcycling niche
2. Laptop niche
3. Gardening niche

You can have as many as you want and host them all on the same server without any issue. Why? because there is no connection other than they all have the same owner and that's fine.

With a PBN, you are gaming the system. You are artificially inflating your link profile, so you have to cover your ass.

PBN 1 ---> your laptop site
PBN 2 ---> your laptop site
PBN 3 ---< your laptop site

This is a typical scenario of how PBNs are used. If you are linking out to one of your sites from your PBNs then obviously you don't want your PBNs to be on the same server, and ideally not the same host either. It is a footprint and something that stands out right away, in your face. Why are so many sites linking to one site from the same IP? or the same host? all of those sites don't have traffic, their sole purpose is to link out to your laptop site. RED FLAG! easily detectable.

If your site has 500 natural links, and 20 PBNs (all on the same host but not the same IP) then that's not as bad as having 50 natural links and 100 PBNs all on the same host.

Now if you have 50 PBNs linking out to all 3 of your money sites, then don't host your money sites on the same host. Ideally, you wouldn't use the same PBN network to link out to every one of your sites because that is a footprint itself. all 3 sites have incoming links from 50 of the same sites but we all know that it's not easy to grow a different network for every one of your sites. So if you're doing this, to minimize risk you host everything separately.

Exercise common sense and you will be fine.
 
Think about it. You have 3 money sites, that have nothing to do with each other

1. Motorcycling niche
2. Laptop niche
3. Gardening niche

You can have as many as you want and host them all on the same server without any issue. Why? because there is no connection other than they all have the same owner and that's fine.

With a PBN, you are gaming the system. You are artificially inflating your link profile, so you have to cover your ass.

PBN 1 ---> your laptop site
PBN 2 ---> your laptop site
PBN 3 ---< your laptop site

This is a typical scenario of how PBNs are used. If you are linking out to one of your sites from your PBNs then obviously you don't want your PBNs to be on the same server, and ideally not the same host either. It is a footprint and something that stands out right away, in your face. Why are so many sites linking to one site from the same IP? or the same host? all of those sites don't have traffic, their sole purpose is to link out to your laptop site. RED FLAG! easily detectable.

If your site has 500 natural links, and 20 PBNs (all on the same host but not the same IP) then that's not as bad as having 50 natural links and 100 PBNs all on the same host.

Now if you have 50 PBNs linking out to all 3 of your money sites, then don't host your money sites on the same host. Ideally, you wouldn't use the same PBN network to link out to every one of your sites because that is a footprint itself. all 3 sites have incoming links from 50 of the same sites but we all know that it's not easy to grow a different network for every one of your sites. So if you're doing this, to minimize risk you host everything separately.

Exercise common sense and you will be fine.
you are amazing thank you. I truly appreciate the knowledge you have shared with me today.
 
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