Is there a search engine for expired websites content?
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CampData
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Can search by keywords in content? So far I only tested keywords on domain names.
Enserio
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If you do move ahead and register it, check a domain's backlinks to insure not a bunch of spam in final years of usage, install with wordpress use the 404 to 301 plug in to log in and determine which pages existed before when they are hit by bots or users. Then attempt to find them on archive by entering this with the domain name and page url text: "myexpireddomain.com/this-is-the-old-expired-webpage-here-research"
Sometimes you can find the old content if it was crawled, sometimes not- it's hit and miss and you need to search throughout the entire timeline. I have had limited success which depends on a number of factors, but it gives you some ideas at least that only costs your time.
Sometimes you can find the old content if it was crawled, sometimes not- it's hit and miss and you need to search throughout the entire timeline. I have had limited success which depends on a number of factors, but it gives you some ideas at least that only costs your time.
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CampData
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Not what I am looking for. Filters are only for domain names, I want to search content of expired websites which contain some keywords, just like one would do with Google search.
Eg: Let's say I want to filter websites in beauty niche about "body lotion", I don't care if there are beauty keywords in Domain name or if its EMD or TLD... Is that possible ?
blackbeans
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Each new piece of content that you produce for your blog should seek to amplify your dead blogs targeting certain keywords.
This is the kind of "jolt" that your blog needs to come back to life.
This of course requires a lot of strategic internal linking, you have to think in terms of subject categories so you don't end up cannibalizing your keywords but you should definitely go on this path.
Content generation costs continue to go down so you have less to worry about.
SpamZilla is probably your best bet because a regular commercial search engine really has no incentive to list this information while SpamZilla has its limitations.
It's probably the most practical option unless you get something custom coded to Spider archive.org based on a certain keyword range.
This is the kind of "jolt" that your blog needs to come back to life.
This of course requires a lot of strategic internal linking, you have to think in terms of subject categories so you don't end up cannibalizing your keywords but you should definitely go on this path.
Content generation costs continue to go down so you have less to worry about.
SpamZilla is probably your best bet because a regular commercial search engine really has no incentive to list this information while SpamZilla has its limitations.
It's probably the most practical option unless you get something custom coded to Spider archive.org based on a certain keyword range.
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archive.org has a search function actually