Problem with expired domaines
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asmxor
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Build the authority of your expired domain to recovery. Check the backlinks.
im not the expert but this just use an logic, if your article different from the domain content before, it will take a time.
Google maybe showing your rank high at first, but after sometimes Google re-arrange your rank to pick better on their place
im not the expert but this just use an logic, if your article different from the domain content before, it will take a time.
Google maybe showing your rank high at first, but after sometimes Google re-arrange your rank to pick better on their place
soum500
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no, I've been creating backlinks for a month now in the hope of regaining my ranking
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You are doing something very wrong. Using these domains as money sites isn't just taking the first domain you see that has a "nice DA number", putting 5 badly written articles there in a different niche and expecting to rank first.
There are exceptions to everything, but let's keep those out of this post. So what you should do is:
- You find a domain. You check everything, absolutely everything to make sure it's as clean as possible. Archive, Domaintools, Hosterstats, anchors, historic anchors, Ahrefs, Majestic, backlinks, referring domains, your local magical oracle, EVERYTHING.
No "Found this amazing domain, it has a bit of japanese spam there, but otherwise it's great!" - Fuck no. No. NO!
- You base your niche on your domain. You don't go searching the forums for "how to pick a niche" and coming up with idiotic threads from 2012 telling you to "pick a niche you are passionate about". No.
You do that and you will be exactly like every other newbie on this forum looking for "pets" domain, because you had a cat when you were 6 and you might actually know how to clean the cat litter without throwing up. Just no.
You simply won't pick a niche and then go desperately looking for domain, taking whatever crap that's available. You want gaming domain? Clean? Good metrics? Decent price? You might as well wait a year until you get something like that.
Bottom line - Find a nice domain, base your niche on its past content. Make sure it's as close as possible.
- Forget about low end domains. You want this to work? You take all your money, then either ask your grandma nicely, or rob her if you have to, but don't expect to rank anything with $100 - $150 domain.
I have plenty people asking me for domains in $200 range for money site. Really rather spend that on a nice dinner. Take your girlfriend or mom out, have a nice time, make some lovely memories. But $200 won't get you anywhere.
In addition, considering that you haven't even bothered to check the history properly, you are spending $200 on a domain that you will never rank, because it's spammed to death.
Without mid 4 figure budget, don't even bother learning SEO. Maybe 1% of people who actually try to make money with a couple hundred bucks manages to succeed. But it won't be you.
- So now we have a domain and a niche. What you do, is you google "Archivarix" and you restore it. You get a nice proper VPS hosting and you let that domain do fuckall for a few months. Nothing, just let it sit.
Make sure all the old URLs with backlinks pointing to them are restored.
- Once that is done, you can start uploading content, interlinking and adjusting and redirecting the old URLs.
This is a decent thread on the problematics that I would advise to read - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-how-to-use-expired-domains-effectively.1223248/
There are exceptions to everything, but let's keep those out of this post. So what you should do is:
- You find a domain. You check everything, absolutely everything to make sure it's as clean as possible. Archive, Domaintools, Hosterstats, anchors, historic anchors, Ahrefs, Majestic, backlinks, referring domains, your local magical oracle, EVERYTHING.
No "Found this amazing domain, it has a bit of japanese spam there, but otherwise it's great!" - Fuck no. No. NO!
- You base your niche on your domain. You don't go searching the forums for "how to pick a niche" and coming up with idiotic threads from 2012 telling you to "pick a niche you are passionate about". No.
You do that and you will be exactly like every other newbie on this forum looking for "pets" domain, because you had a cat when you were 6 and you might actually know how to clean the cat litter without throwing up. Just no.
You simply won't pick a niche and then go desperately looking for domain, taking whatever crap that's available. You want gaming domain? Clean? Good metrics? Decent price? You might as well wait a year until you get something like that.
Bottom line - Find a nice domain, base your niche on its past content. Make sure it's as close as possible.
- Forget about low end domains. You want this to work? You take all your money, then either ask your grandma nicely, or rob her if you have to, but don't expect to rank anything with $100 - $150 domain.
I have plenty people asking me for domains in $200 range for money site. Really rather spend that on a nice dinner. Take your girlfriend or mom out, have a nice time, make some lovely memories. But $200 won't get you anywhere.
In addition, considering that you haven't even bothered to check the history properly, you are spending $200 on a domain that you will never rank, because it's spammed to death.
Without mid 4 figure budget, don't even bother learning SEO. Maybe 1% of people who actually try to make money with a couple hundred bucks manages to succeed. But it won't be you.
- So now we have a domain and a niche. What you do, is you google "Archivarix" and you restore it. You get a nice proper VPS hosting and you let that domain do fuckall for a few months. Nothing, just let it sit.
Make sure all the old URLs with backlinks pointing to them are restored.
- Once that is done, you can start uploading content, interlinking and adjusting and redirecting the old URLs.
This is a decent thread on the problematics that I would advise to read - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-how-to-use-expired-domains-effectively.1223248/
KarlMad94
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Thanks i have done that
SoccerLover
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Is this happening recently after the algorithm update?
KarlMad94
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SoccerLover
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You got any message on GSC? Is there any drop in KW or CTR?
KarlMad94
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- Dec 23, 2022
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no messages you can see that in gsc by day
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Firstly google pick it when domain comes to in server. Then Google lookforward to vacation of domain, when they seen this domain under drop period. Then google Start the dancing of keywords. Keep growing the authority may It's comes after few daya.
KarlMad94
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thanks i will try this is the only way i see
Himanshu Thakur
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If you're looking for a new website to launch or to boost your Google rankings, expired domains may be just the ticket. This is because they have a number of benefits, including a good backlink profile, an established brand, and traffic. However, if you decide to go this route, you'll need to take into account the possible pitfalls.
While the Web is a living thing, it's always changing. That's why it's important to keep up with the latest and greatest technologies. It's also a good idea to know what your competitors are doing. You can do this by monitoring their search engine rankings and using tools like SEMrush to see what they're paying for keywords.
In the world of SEO, a good backlink profile is paramount. Backlinks are links from other sites to your own. A good backlink profile is the foundation of a successful site. To get the most out of your new domain, you'll want to build up a network of reputable and authoritative sites. These can be found on your own, or you can use a service like WIPO.
There are several types of expired domains. Some are used for black hat SEO, while others are for legitimate purposes. For instance, you can purchase an old domain that is relevant to your niche and redirect traffic to your new site. But be careful, as it's possible for you to be the victim of an unscrupulous individual.
An interesting concept, especially if you're a web designer or SEO, is to buy an expired domain and point it to your new site. You can do this with 301 redirects. The trick is to make sure that the content on the original site is contextually relevant to the new site. Be aware that you will likely need to submit a reconsideration request for any domain that you're pointing to your own.
There's no shortage of expired domains out there, and they are a good way to boost your SEO performance. They're usually sold before they can be put back into the registry menu, and you'll be able to take advantage of their link power and reputation.
The best way to find out what the most popular and effective expired domains are is to use a domain aggregator. These services will allow you to find and filter out the domains with the highest quality backlinks. The best ones will have a variety of filters and analysis tools. Plus, you'll be able to take a look at what sites are linked to a given domain, so you can pick the right one for your project.
The most important function of an expired domain is the backlink profile. Using a tool like the WIPO database will help you to locate high-quality expired domains and the sites that they're associated with. Another useful feature of the best domain aggregators is the ability to sort and filter their offerings by the most important metrics.
Buying an expired domain that contains the smallest possible amount of data is not recommended. On the other hand, buying a domain that's been stolen is a bad idea, if only because it could do a lot of damage to your reputation.