Is aged domain good for Affiliate site?
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Richichi
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- Oct 13, 2012
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Definitely, as long as the domain wasn't abused in the past there shouldn't be any issue with AdSense etc'Hello BHW,
I'm newbie
I'm planning to build affiliate site. I'll promote it with PPC. Do Google Ads approve ads with aged domain easily? What do you suggest?
Thank u
Make sure to check the history of the expired domain in archive.org or you can use SpamZilla which will make the process a little bit easier.
Looking at the backlinks is important as well, SpamZilla or SemRush can help you with that.
Thank u so much for the help. Where can I find good affiliate site domains?
Richichi
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You can search for expired domains by keywords either on expireddomains dot com for free or paid on SpamZilla which offers you sorting by metrics.\
Edit :
If you are planning on buying SpamZilla subscription, they are offering discounts for the forum members here or you can try and find a group buy.
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Yes, Aged/Expired domain can be beneficial for online business , because they already have incoming trafficHello BHW,
I'm newbie
I'm planning to build affiliate site. I'll promote it with PPC. Do Google Ads approve ads with aged domain easily? What do you suggest?
Thank u
ppc_expert
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Hello BHW,
I'm newbie
I'm planning to build affiliate site. I'll promote it with PPC. Do Google Ads approve ads with aged domain easily? What do you suggest?
Thank u
Unless the domain is flagged, its good idea to get aged domain
FistFullOfCash
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Sounds like auction domains are better for SEO than PPC. I see high DR domains go for hundreds or more sometimes.
If you dont check on AHREFs or some other tool though that high authority score may mean nothing for SEO too because theres a lot of spammy links related to dick pills and porn sometimes, plus foreign language sites and other weird stuff that would negatively impact your SEO ranking. Ive spent a lot of time on namecheap auctions lately, theyre the better option IMO but theres a lot to look out for and sometimes it doesnt go as expected. I have like 80 domains to build on. Getting those 50+ DR/UR domains is going to cost you. I dont even buy .net or .org.
If you dont check on AHREFs or some other tool though that high authority score may mean nothing for SEO too because theres a lot of spammy links related to dick pills and porn sometimes, plus foreign language sites and other weird stuff that would negatively impact your SEO ranking. Ive spent a lot of time on namecheap auctions lately, theyre the better option IMO but theres a lot to look out for and sometimes it doesnt go as expected. I have like 80 domains to build on. Getting those 50+ DR/UR domains is going to cost you. I dont even buy .net or .org.