How much is this expired domain worth?

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it's related to niche law. Very clean

RD DA PA

165 22 16
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most are nofollow but that s good links. What does the anchor looks like? domain / domain.com is good. Buy viagra online is bad
 
There is only 2 sites sending a large amount of backlinks.
It's OK, I would not pay over $20.
 
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Before buying any Expired domain. Please check Following Things.
- DA / PA must good
- Backlinks not spamy.
- Main Page is Indexed on Google
- Backlinks Must be niche relevant and having good traffic.
- Anchor text must be diverse
 
well it depends on anchor ratios and how niche specific the bulk of them are, and the rest of the backlinks. But id say its probably worth a bit more than $20 that the previos guy said.

well it depends on anchor ratios and how niche specific the bulk of them are, and the rest of the backlinks. But id say its probably worth a bit more than $20 that the previos guy said.
Anchor texts must not be diverse at all. Mostly branded is ideal.
 
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Looks pretty good. How much are they asking for?
 
Around $500 as a rule of thumb. If it's clean and all.
 
I second Nargil. Good clean law related domains are rare and always on demand so few hundred bucks at least. One problem I see is that this is the historical index which means that not all of those links are live, which would lower the price.
 
. One problem I see is that this is the historical index which means that not all of those links are live, which would lower the price.
Ahrefs is kind of messed up when it comes to determining whether a link is live or not. You'll have to manually check the most important ones to verify this (nytimes, wsj, chron, etc).

Ps. This is an interesting thread, mods please don't close it.
 
Ahrefs is kind of messed up when it comes to determining whether a link is live or not. You'll have to manually check the most important ones to verify this (nytimes, wsj, chron, etc).

Ps. This is an interesting thread, mods please don't close it.
Yep, thats what I usually do. However convincing buyers (if you are in the domain business) to do it is quite a hassle.
Ahrefs is not messed - they just count links not crawled in the last 90 days for lost. The reason is simple - crawling budget..
 
Found a new one related to finance. RD
73 DA 23 PA 14 - clean. I wonder how much this one worth
newone finance.png
 
Can you specifically tell us how much they're asking for this domain (s)?
Is it free, auctioned or parked?
 
Can you specifically tell us how much they're asking for this domain (s)?
Is it free, auctioned or parked?
First one $49, WordOnEmploymentLaw. com
second one $39 , Fonciere-arTea. com

It's insider deals. They dropcatch and register i believe.
 
First one $49, WordOnEmploymentLaw. com
second one $39 , Fonciere-arTea. com



2nd domain "seems" good but its not

Its WSJ link has been deleted

Total 29 d0 foll0w links

It was a french public listed company dealing in real estat
 
I Think the price is very low because, even though they have good links, they are mostly nofollow
 
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