Link juice passing threshold

I'm impressed there are milion guides on the net how people should make webs 2.0 and then GSA blast it.

But there are none about many interesting SEO aspects like this one.


What about link juice passing?

Do-follow passes link juice = ok. BackLink takes about a month to kick in since indexed, but what if that backlink is placed on completely fresh subdomain or domain.

Do aged domains pass more link juice than fresh ones (if we were to point exactly same amount of link juice at both new and aged (expired) domains?


I think thats interesting. If tier 2/3 would do more good if pointed at aged domains than at new ones then that would be good tweak

This has been answered here 4582695x. Age of the content matters. Even age of backlinks matter. If the domain has been in indexed for a year, then the link will carry more power compared to a new site.

Pointing tier 2/3 GSA or some other shit blast to domains is retarded in the first place. That has been answered trillion times here as well.

Have you ever ranked anything that has at least 2K search volume monthly bud?

Nargil said:

This has been answered here 4582695x. Age of the content matters. Even age of backlinks matter. If the domain has been in indexed for a year, then the link will carry more power compared to a new site.

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No. I didnt mean power of aged domains that they carry on themselves.

Lets say we have 2 domains, one fresh one aged.

Same tier 2.

Aged domain will rank better I know.

But will aged one pass more link juice to moneysite? Both have the same Tier 2.

Nargil said:

Pointing tier 2/3 GSA or some other shit blast to domains is retarded in the first place. That has been answered trillion times here as well.

Have you ever ranked anything that has at least 2K search volume monthly bud?

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Why u mad

It will.

wasnt GSA the tool that got low volume no competiton KWs to page 2? outranked by fresh facebook pages and linkedin posts sitting on page 1 ?