How To Find Contnet From Websites That No Longer Exist?

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Say there was a website from 15 years ago that has closed down 5 years ago. Is there anyway to access the content from the website? I am not looking at it from a blackhat point of view but more for inspiration.
 
If you know the site’s domain, use Wayback Machine.
 
If you know the site’s domain, use Wayback Machine.

I am looking for a situation where I don't know the site's domain. All I know is the niche I am interested in. I am curious to know how it is possible to track down websites that existed in the past in my niche.
 
Go to expireddomains.net put your keyword, select year of birth, after that go to web. Archive. Org and check that domain
 
Try - web.archive.org

Or,

webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:XXX (Replace XXX by Your Domain including http / https)
 
OK
https://www.expireddomains.net/ Put your keyword in the search bar
you will see a list of expired domains

Next, https://archive.org/web/ have a look at the contents of the sites

Finally when you find something you like. Copy-paste it into a plagiarism checker

Even if the articles are no good, you can always take ideas from them
 
I am looking for a situation where I don't know the site's domain. All I know is the niche I am interested in. I am curious to know how it is possible to track down websites that existed in the past in my niche.

Use expireddomains.net, put your target keyword as a filter and then filter domains by ACR
There may be lots of content already used by others, so I advice to use godaddy auctions or pending delete tab, there are some new domains.

Another way - find expiring domain in your niche which is still in index, get some content from there and after the pages go out of the index, you can post the content, it's unique n google eyes.

Tip - don't use plagitarism checkers, they are mostly not accurate. Just take a phrase of 5-7 words from the text, put them in brackets " " and google. You will see if the content is unique or not
 
you can use tineye which will still show expired images off closed domains
 
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