Everyone knows the key to generate web traffic with the SEO Private Blog Network technique is to have juicy domain names (high quantity and quality of referring domains). Let me explain what I mean by SEO Private Blog Network technique. I'm talking about many web sites controlled by one web master with the goal of building up links (simply by adding a link in a genuine article) as a way to help rank the main website on SERP. This technique is considered Black Hat SEO so take your precaution, use WHOIS privacy when you buy a domain name or enter fake contacts info and host a maximum of 3 domain names per web hosting. If you want to build your private network but you have a tight budget the easiest way to do it is by hunting expired domain names. Some good quality domain names (PR3, PR4) finish at the auction for approx. $10 USD and that for different reasons (owner forgot to renew it or an accident occurred etc.) Every day there's an average of 30,000 domain names entering the expired domain names list. First of all let me share with you the tools I use to find the diamond (juicy SEO domain name) among all these stones: P.S. I cannot add URL because I'm new at BHW. 1) IT'S FREE: Login to view "Marketplace Domains" on sale at expireddomains You only want to look at ''Name Expired'' domains. Narrow the results with ''Show Filter'': Check ''no Fake PRs'' and ''PageRank -1'' Enter 1 for ''PageRank'' min. Select 200 from ''Domain per Page'' dropdown menu Under tab ''Adwords & SEO'' enter 18 for ''DA'' min. Click Apply Filter When the results come up click on the ''DP'' column to sort by most to least backlinks from different domains. 2) Make sure the domain is still available on the registrar name(dot)com in the section expired domains. TIP: Name.com lowers domain prices depending on days left to expiration. So at 5 days,the price could be over $100 and at less than 1 day, that same domain is usually around$10 to $12.99 3) Ensure the domain is indexed by searching "site:domain(dot)com" on Google and you want to seethe domain in the search results 4) Check out if the domain looked legit in its past life on archive(dot)org 5) Do your due diligence on Majestic SEO. Verifyall these metrics: [*=1] "Trust Flow" is above 10 (8 or 9 if okay if the rest of the site looks really good) [*=1]"Trust Flow" and "Citation Flow" should be close to the same value [*=1] High number of "Referring Domains" [*=1] No spammy, pharma drugs, adult "Anchor Text" or "Backlinks" [*=1] Be cautious with foreign language anchors and backlinks. It's okay to have Europeanlanguages, but try to avoid Chinese sites (1 can be okay if the site has lots of othergood backlinks) 6) Check the domain authority on Moonsy [*=1] You want a DA above 18 and ideally above 20 7) Check the page rank Moonsy If all the metrics look good then you just found a juicy domain name for your own Private Blog Network SEO. It's my first post on BHW, let me know if someone is interested by what I have to share (maybe most of you guys already know all these stuff). If you would like to read more about building your own Private Blog Network for SEO let me know and I would be happy to explain an alternative to find more expired domain names because the list on expireddomains is limited and also what to do next with the domain names to complete your Private Blog Network SEO (tracking your keyword results, onsite SEO, build quickly your WP web site, where to buy 5$ genuine article etc). Cheers.
Black Light vb4 theme crew checking in. Can see it just fine. OP, looks like your post is just rehashed stuff from a couple other threads I've seen, meant for the purpose of putting in a URL but you had to improvise. Regardless, it's a better first post than the usual spam, so I thank you for that.
Sorry about that when I wrote my post on a gray background it looked good and once posted it's hard to read. I tried 3 times to change the font color but BHW block me with a message saying they might have detected spam so there's nothing I can do.
I would love to read your post but your choice of color is not doing me any favor. Will have a look again later.
