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Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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IMpossible
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How many of those PBN sites would we need to rank a low competition keyword to the first spot?
freddy09ca
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Gave me the domains I really needed!
Thanks Josh, will come back again for more
Thanks Josh, will come back again for more
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Nick Flame
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I have been given a domain review by Josh. Just want to make clear this is a domain suggestion service - he tells you an available domain that you'll then get a chance to register it yourself, at your preferred domain register. Which honestly i think it's better, as you don't have to do the whole domain transfer ordeal which can get quite long between different domain registers.
The domain he found for me was exceptionally good for an expired domain. It was a co.uk tld, though, which i did not have any problems with, but some people may prefer only com or international tlds, which i am sure Josh is ready to accommodate.
His SEO metrics were:
Page Rank: 5
Domain Authority (OSE): 31
Page Authority (OSE): 43
Trust Flow (Majestic): 27
Citation Flow (Majestic) 24
These are exceptionally good seo metrics for any domain, let alone an expired domain.
The backlink profile was solid, legit, completely natural whitehat - no spammy - and included a link from theguardian.com , which i think says it all.
I have only great words to say about this service, and the domain received - after i have tested several other domain marketplaces which were not as impressive especially for a cost/benefit analysis- completely blew my expectations.
The domain he found for me was exceptionally good for an expired domain. It was a co.uk tld, though, which i did not have any problems with, but some people may prefer only com or international tlds, which i am sure Josh is ready to accommodate.
His SEO metrics were:
Page Rank: 5
Domain Authority (OSE): 31
Page Authority (OSE): 43
Trust Flow (Majestic): 27
Citation Flow (Majestic) 24
These are exceptionally good seo metrics for any domain, let alone an expired domain.
The backlink profile was solid, legit, completely natural whitehat - no spammy - and included a link from theguardian.com , which i think says it all.
I have only great words to say about this service, and the domain received - after i have tested several other domain marketplaces which were not as impressive especially for a cost/benefit analysis- completely blew my expectations.
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Notice To Buyers:
I've recieved a ton of orders recently and I just want to clear up something about niche choosing. When requesting a niche it must be something that gets reasonable coverage on any of the domains mentioned in this thread. For example, NYTimes has these niches: World U.S. Politics New York Business Opinion Technology Science Health Sports Arts Style Dining Home Travel Magazine Real Estate.
I can go slightly more specific than them. For example, Technology branches into keywords like 'startup', 'smartphone', 'software', etc.
For World, I can find countries that are covered anytime in the past decade like: Afghanistan, South Korea, Syria, etc.
For Arts, I can go into music, broadway, etc.
So go ahead, visit these top news sites (I crawl most of the big time news sites with DA90+), and find a category or two that you like.
Secondly, the smaller your niche, the less I'll have to choose from. For example, you can see Nick got a decent domain because he didn't choose a niche. The broader the niche, the more selection and better results you'll have. Remember, there are a limited amount of these domains out there. I just can't buy NYTimes features (well at least I can't). The niches that are available, is what's available and I can't do anything about it, and neither can anyone that's not under the NYTimes office roof. However, I can write down what you want, and get back to you if I find something.
Hope this all makes sense. Thanks for all the orders. Get at me on Skype if you haven't already. Skype ID: macdonjo
CLICK HERE TO BE APART OF THE PBN GOLD RUSH. DON'T MISS IT.
I've recieved a ton of orders recently and I just want to clear up something about niche choosing. When requesting a niche it must be something that gets reasonable coverage on any of the domains mentioned in this thread. For example, NYTimes has these niches: World U.S. Politics New York Business Opinion Technology Science Health Sports Arts Style Dining Home Travel Magazine Real Estate.
I can go slightly more specific than them. For example, Technology branches into keywords like 'startup', 'smartphone', 'software', etc.
For World, I can find countries that are covered anytime in the past decade like: Afghanistan, South Korea, Syria, etc.
For Arts, I can go into music, broadway, etc.
So go ahead, visit these top news sites (I crawl most of the big time news sites with DA90+), and find a category or two that you like.
Secondly, the smaller your niche, the less I'll have to choose from. For example, you can see Nick got a decent domain because he didn't choose a niche. The broader the niche, the more selection and better results you'll have. Remember, there are a limited amount of these domains out there. I just can't buy NYTimes features (well at least I can't). The niches that are available, is what's available and I can't do anything about it, and neither can anyone that's not under the NYTimes office roof. However, I can write down what you want, and get back to you if I find something.
Hope this all makes sense. Thanks for all the orders. Get at me on Skype if you haven't already. Skype ID: macdonjo
CLICK HERE TO BE APART OF THE PBN GOLD RUSH. DON'T MISS IT.
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Yes, we check many non-tech related domains like TheGuardian, NYTimes, MSNBC, ABC News, MSN, UTSanDiego, Aol, etc etc!
Wow, thanks for the review Nick.
DannyZhang
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Please PM me some samples.
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Samples sent. Check PM box.
DarthGambino
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Wow this sounds great! Could've used a few gaming related ones a few months back.. However I'd like to take a look at some samples good sir if you don't mind. This service looks great, and the best part about it, customer service! Love it
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Sending samples to PM box now.
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