I Need your help! Expired domain stats!

nordicmenfans · Mar 28, 2018

I have a serious problem ...
as you know that it's "expired article " may be freely used by others to republish the article in question and this because:
The domain that they have already expired and hosting already can not be used again because no extended period of the contract.

Okay. just to the core of the problem. ..
I have a blog with the TLD .com and use hosting blogger dot com which gives free unlimited ...
Suppose domain TLD I have already expired. What will happen to the Status of my article which was already INDEXed?
What is the status of my article so it expired?
Please answer and help me. ..
Don't be a silent reader Please..

nordicmenfans · Mar 28, 2018

title was wrong..I MEAN EXPIRED ARTICLE NOT DOMAIN!

kumbhak11 · Mar 28, 2018

If your previous article was indexed in Google, then posting the same article to any other site/blog would render it as a duplicate content. Article cannot be called expired in SEO terms as Google has cached copy of your site.

MattWildan · Mar 28, 2018

kumbhak11 said:
If your previous article was indexed in Google, then posting the same article to any other site/blog would render it as a duplicate content. Article cannot be called expired in SEO terms as Google has cached copy of your site.

I Got same problem

is this true statement ?

A domain attached a google site url and then one day, domain got expired. But still, the contents are all indexed, so I think these contents, you can not use again.

mzonas · Mar 28, 2018

When the domain gets expired, over time (probably in 2-6 weeks or so) the article/blog post will be deindexed (the entire site will be deindexd, actually). In that case, once the blog post/article is deindexed, you can reuse it without duplication problem.

It's the same as if buying expired domains and bringing old site and content back from web archive.

MattWildan · Mar 28, 2018

mzonas said:
When the domain gets expired, over time (probably in 2-6 weeks or so) the article/blog post will be deindexed (the entire site will be deindexd, actually). In that case, once the blog post/article is deindexed, you can reuse it without duplication problem.

It's the same as if buying expired domains and bringing old site and content back from web archive.

please tell me I got some problem with it..
are u serious that it'll safe if I reuse for new domain (from expired domain)?
do you have any resources or have experience with it?

mzonas · Mar 28, 2018

Make sure that the expired domain is not longer indexed. You should be fine. I have had some experience with this.

MattWildan · Mar 28, 2018

mzonas said:
Make sure that the expired domain is not longer indexed. You should be fine. I have had some experience with this.

can you clear it?
Did u mean "I Should remove index from webmaster console for all of my indexed article on that domain"???
so I can use it if they are deleted?

mzonas · Mar 28, 2018

No, you should go to google, enter "site:expireddomains.com" without quotes and if it returns no results, you should be fine reusing it.

MattWildan · Mar 28, 2018

mzonas said:
No, you should go to google, enter "site:expireddomains.com" without quotes and if it returns no results, you should be fine reusing it.

my big question is How can I Remove my site indexed on google!
is there a way? How? please tell me

mzonas · Mar 28, 2018

I would wait. It will be deindexed eventually

MattWildan · Mar 28, 2018

mzonas said:
I would wait. It will be deindexed eventually

how long i have to waiting?
until nick jonas merried?????

mzonas · Mar 28, 2018

Whatever it takes, dude. I don't work for Google, I can't answer every single question.

MattWildan · Mar 28, 2018

mzonas said:
Whatever it takes, dude. I don't work for Google, I can't answer every single question.

I Love your answers...but based on your experinece or your knowledge how long take it?

mzonas · Mar 28, 2018

I already said, around 2-6 weeks. But then again, every case is different. Could take a few days or could take couple of months.

MattWildan · Mar 28, 2018

mzonas said:
I already said, around 2-6 weeks. But then again, every case is different. Could take a few days or could take couple of months.

I am so sorry if I ask you again..
How long domain get expired processing? because some blogger said it's need more than 1 year after my domain expired on registar hosting,,is this true?

MattWildan · Mar 28, 2018

mzonas said:
I already said, around 2-6 weeks. But then again, every case is different. Could take a few days or could take couple of months.

I am so sorry if I ask you again..
How long domain get expired processing? because some blogger said it's need more than 1 year after my domain expired on registar hosting,,is this true?

mzonas · Mar 28, 2018

Bullshit. If you register domain name today, March 28, 2018, it will expire on 28 March 2019. It will then undergo 30-40 days before it becomes available for somebody else to register. I think. Within those 30-40 days you might still renew your domain but I think the charge is a bit higher. I am not much into these things. Hoever, within those 40 days Google might deindex the site completely.

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