Sharing 2000+ available domains with links from Huff po

@living2xl - just wanted to say thanks. Did my homework and got a cracker in terms of clean, great metrics and a fun topic which is niche relevant. There were others out there, but just not relevant enough for my niche. Cheers mate, well happy with the domain, considering do follow huffington post links go for near on $2k.
 
@living2xl - just wanted to say thanks. Did my homework and got a cracker in terms of clean, great metrics and a fun topic which is niche relevant. There were others out there, but just not relevant enough for my niche. Cheers mate, well happy with the domain, considering do follow huffington post links go for near on $2k.

I thought huff post nofollowed all their links?
Or are you implying that was just on their contributor platform or ??
 
I thought huff post nofollowed all their links?
Or are you implying that was just on their contributor platform or ??

You are right, ahrefs shows as follow but checking page code shows as no follow, I thought maybe being an older article they had only applied no follow to anything new. I am sure ahrefs will catch up.
 
Lol at all these people saying you need clean domains... my tier 2 blog network is full of either RD5-10 sites or spammed/previous pbn sites, don't be fooled by what you read.

Buy one VPS, 10 spammed domains put them all on CF with same VPS and test for yourself. You will be very surprised :)

Which is what Ive been saying this whole time, ITS A MYTH
And gurutard narbut seems to want to propagata this prolly cause he read it from or heard from another gurutard, circlejerking the fckn myths to make a coin from noobies here :D

wonder how did you manage to get this list, through scraping or exporting from service/site?
anyway, thanks for the list :)
Using a whois database.
Nope, but that works too : )
 
Nice thread with good list to help start from somewhere. Not a good idea for anyone to hijack and start warning newbies, there is nothing to sell here.
 
Narbut hijacked the thread. Everyone can see this.
Ive had at least 15+ PM's already condemning Narbut for his foul and incorrect attitude.
Bye now.
Nobody is accusing you of selling, as the newbie said
 
Question - how do you guys scrape sites like Huffington post? Scrapebox? Domain Hunter Gatherer?
 
Your amazing arguments swept me off my feet. You should run for president.

To clarify a few things for you. Ahrefs picks more backlinks than Majestic, but most of the time, they are completely worthless. It's true, that Majestic sometimes doesn't catch a decent backlink, but same is applied for Ahrefs. 90% people use Majestic as a benchmark due to these reasons. I use, as a sheer minimum, 10RD, in Majestic. If you want to use Ahrefs for the same quality give or take, you need to set that number higher.

But let's see:

swingstateofmind.com - Former Japanese PBN - http://research.domaintools.com/research/screenshot-history/swingstateofmind.com/#0
coolingtower-design.com - Some spun crap affiliate site - http://research.domaintools.com/research/screenshot-history/coolingtower-design.com/#3
culturalcogntion.net - Definitely wasn't a PBN with that random Cloudflare in hosting history - https://web.archive.org/web/20161002011955/http://culturalcogntion.net/ - http://www.hosterstats.com/historicaldns.php?domain=culturalcogntion.net
sacredtension.com - Formerly personal blog spammed with "bathroom" anchors.
voterfactcheck.com - Spammed with skin care anchors.
faminecity.com - PBN - http://research.domaintools.com/research/screenshot-history/faminecity.com/#0
safesexishotsex.com - Adult stuff.
holstersiwb.com - 303 referring domains from 36 IPs, sounds legit. But I will use Ahrefs for you, 169 referring domains from 13 IPs. Funny, here I thought Ahrefs should show more referring domains. Legit nonetheless.
milehighnorml.org - Former Japanese PBN - http://research.domaintools.com/research/screenshot-history/milehighnorml.org/#2
craigmillerforcongress.com - Former Japanese PBN - https://web.archive.org/web/20170516230754/http://craigmillerforcongress.com/
iraqpaperscissors.com - Former PBN or what kind of spammy crap that is - http://research.domaintools.com/research/screenshot-history/iraqpaperscissors.com/#1
earthdayonthepromenade.org - Japanese PBN - http://research.domaintools.com/research/screenshot-history/earthdayonthepromenade.org/#0

Alright, so these were a few I checked quick, don't have time to bother with it too much. There wasn't a single clean domain.

Anyone who can turn on a computer can scrape Huffpost and run the domains through bulk analysis in Ahrefs. Hard part comes after that. So as I have said in my initial post, everyone should check the domains properly before the registration. And yes, I doubt there's more than 5 clean ones in that list you shared, that have RD10+ in Majestic. But, as I have said in the first post again, I appreciate the share.

And one last thing. There's a fine line between being arrogant and within the rules and acting like a puberty stricken teenager with zero emotional control.


btw, as some, well, lets say, 99,9% of those here on the forum dont get:

that post just saved your ass 500$ of worthless junk, IF you know how to read and ow to learn from it. which I also doubt.

besides, I will study that post very througly later.

thanks nargil. though that sucked 30-60 minutes of your time, which you cant use to rank dickpills now ( ;) ) I appreciate it.

[QUOTE="living2xl, post: 10497365, member: 245228"


2nd please stop spreading myths that domains with a pbn history in the above context of mostly excellent links are worth any less. This is not the case. Sorry.
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if you dont run them form scamming game hacks or dick pills or selling pbn posts, and use them for clients, they are worthless.
 
Question - how do you guys scrape sites like Huffington post? Scrapebox? Domain Hunter Gatherer?

Ahrefs -> insert the desired authority website -> click linked domains -> export everything -> run it through Scrapebox availability checker -> run it through some bulk checker like Ahrefs/Majestic to see metrics -> Check them by hand. 5 minutes of actual work, done by thousands of people in the past couple years.
 
I said I ran them through ahrefs bulk analyses and exported :) Please read it again :)



You should always check ahrefs organic history to see if after the historical point that the site had such content and closed google still had it indexed for terms. Chronology is key here. if so then go for it

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you mean the organic keywords? you look through them for spam keywords ?
 
Ok,
Just want to point out few things,

1)He provided this for free. I don't get why people bash people when they do something for free.
2)Yes some links might be spammy. Its free. You always need to check stuff yourself.
3) theres a few gems in there, why are you bashing him? instead of bashing why not provide a better free list then or keep quiet?
4) some people might find this actually useful. some people new some experts(so they say)
Everyone has to start somewhere. No need to bash people.

Lets keep it civil people.
 
you mean the organic keywords? you look through them for spam keywords ?
H8EKmou


Use this to see the history of # of keywords indexed over time in reference to my post
 
You know, just wanna make another post, because I feel sometimes people don't share stuff because they don't wanna get flamed. Yet in all actual reality, a majority of the times, it could actually help someone on the forum most likely.
 
I take that one:

thebrodyfile.com
clean links and archive.org goes till 2012.
Closed my eyes when I was looking at hosterstats though.

H8EKmou


Use this to see the history of # of keywords indexed over time in reference to my post

I get it. I just miss what kind of conclusion you draw, looking at the grawph
 
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I get it. I just miss what kind of conclusion you draw, looking at the grawph
If a site has had pages with keywords ranking over a period of time despite after the period of the archive.org record being not clean .Google still gives it a value. This happens on a lot of sites which directly proves the myth wrong that sites with not good sites in history are worthless, anyway you can test and see for yourself as I have done. You could even go to semrush if you want to dig further back in history of keywords ranking graphs

Also additionally you can run the entire list through a checker and see how many sites of the list still have pages indexed on G and only filter for those if you are going to use any for a money site or even pbn but for pbn I would not bother and simply play the numbers game and lose a few of every 100 is very ok.
 
Nobody was asking you. Funny how you now change to ahrefs after being hammered for claiming to use solely/praising majestic.
Seems you are not just changing words, you are literally trying to change the way.

Weak.

Also your method shows you know fuck all about ahrefs and arent a regular user as there is a much much more efficient way of doing that with ahrefs, noob.


Like I said before you arent doing yourself any more favors by posting here :)

You mean "broken links" rather than "linked domains"? More efficient maybe, more reliable not, considering Ahrefs may not catch the broken link properly or soon enough, so this way you have a chance to actually get something decent. Plus, that method has been shared here at least half a dozen times.

Yeh and no, I do not give a crap about Ahrefs. Slow and limiting. If you want it for personal use, it's fine, but for some bigger data processing it's useless. Try to process a million domains a month with Ahrefs. Not going to happen. But then again, for people who are okay with spammed stuff, it's not necessary.

And you should really try to be on your best behaviour buddy. I am being polite here, been so from the start. Mods don't like me much, and that's the only reason why you are getting away here with your name-calling. Everything has its limits though.

I take that one:

thebrodyfile.com
clean links and archive.org goes till 2012.
Closed my eyes when I was looking at hosterstats though.

Right.

https://web.archive.org/web/20120621064923/http://thebrodyfile.com:80/
 
And you should really try to be on your best behaviour buddy. I am being polite here, been so from the start..
You've been nothing but demeaning and condescending from the start. I have nothing further to say to you. Youve has been proven wrong on every point you made. And then you try to climb back and twist to save your face, which is far too late. The damage is done. There is little point in posting further here. Thanks for allowing me to elaborate though. Next time dont look a FREE gift horse in the mouth with interest to look all gurulike by making false claims and assumptions. You are doing nothing but derailing the thread here. if you have anything valuable to add, please do. Apart from the personal attacks. Otherwise, stop posting.

. Try to process a million domains a month with Ahrefs.
but huge sites like Huffpost are scraped beyond 7th hell and back

yea yea and there you said you could hardly find a handful of domains before that had huff po links and were good by scraping. People found a ton of good ones even BTB found them
Now you come and boasting again that you do " millions of checks"
Give me a break and go away
 
Any more off topic in this thread and I'll be giving out warnings.

I'm growing weary of the non topic conversation and having to babysit it.
 
Ahrefs -> insert the desired authority website -> click linked domains -> export everything -> run it through Scrapebox availability checker -> run it through some bulk checker like Ahrefs/Majestic to see metrics -> Check them by hand. 5 minutes of actual work, done by thousands of people in the past couple years.

Thanks. That is what I was doing, I was not sure if I should also use domain hunter gatherer as well or instead. Tried Ahrefs and then scrapebox alive checker but from the results I have checked 6k domains and none are actually available. I will have a look at the availability checker plugin.
 
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