Restored expired domain + link placement

kamgae

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Hey I have a question - how do you go about expired domains which were restored to their latest version. Do you place a link with an anchor text in one of the previous articles or additionally create a new one, optimized for the keyword you are ranking?
 
Placing a link into article, that's not exactly related to your money site makes it borderline worthless. Not too different from Sape for example. Create a new one.

Also, my personal advice is, not to recreate sites that are not niche relevant to your money site. Kills the contextual relevancy of the site. Many people do it though, but I personally do not like that.
 
@Nargil Let's say that the recreated expired domain is niche relevant, both backlink profile and content. What would be better, to put the link in the homepage, with very little content but more authority, or to place the link in a new page, with targeted new content, and that is linked from the homepage?
 
@Nargil Let's say that the recreated expired domain is niche relevant, both backlink profile and content. What would be better, to put the link in the homepage, with very little content but more authority, or to place the link in a new page, with targeted new content, and that is linked from the homepage?

I do not like to overdo it with homepage links. IMO it's one of the most underestimated footprints. Save homepage links for the most powerful domains, use inner pages for the rest. That's perfectly natural, even though a bit weaker. However, with right interlinking, there's not that much difference.
 
I do not like to overdo it with homepage links. IMO it's one of the most underestimated footprints. Save homepage links for the most powerful domains, use inner pages for the rest. That's perfectly natural, even though a bit weaker. However, with right interlinking, there's not that much difference.

Makes all the sense in the world. Thanks.
 
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