Where to scrape expired Web 2,0

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SitoMacias

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Hello,
After Fred update many thinks changed .. I’ve lose my position and I need to rebuild every thing from the beggin – it’s my fault I have shit links, many low profile links and more low quality stuff. Now I will make new, good quality microsites. This week or next I will buy scrapebox to scraping for expired Web 2,0 like tumblr. Can anyone give me a tips where can I scrape some good or medium quality web 2,0. I know only tumblr, blogspot I have no idea what more. I will be glad for all tips

Weebly and over-blog is not for free 
 
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Weeblys and Overblogs are for free, no idea where you got that info in the first place. :)

And using web 2.0s as micro sites definitely isn't "making all new and good quality". You will end up disappointed.
 
Nargil said:
Weeblys and Overblogs are for free, no idea where you got that info in the first place
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My colleague said that if you want to create new blog it's for free, but if you find some good expired domain and if you want to register it again you need to pay.

Nargil said:
And using web 2.0s as micro sites definitely isn't "making all new and good quality". You will end up disappointed.
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I found a lot of information that expired blogs web 2,0 it's the best for tier 1, of course I should use more kinds of links for diversification, but fundament should be blog web 2,0 created manually.
 
@Nargil

Theoretically speaking, and i'm not saying this is the most efficient way to build links by a long way, but if you were to build a PBN of web 2.0's and treat them like real sites. Add pages and build good quality links to them etc, do you think that eventually you would have a powerful ranking network, or do you think that there is some inherent problem with web 2.0's?
 
SitoMacias said:
My colleague said that if you want to create new blog it's for free, but if you find some good expired domain and if you want to register it again you need to pay.
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You may want to stop listening to that colleague lol.

Also Domain Hunter Gatherer will check actual availability of accounts on lots of sites rather than just checking for 404 errors like other tools.
 
Poker Rakeback Mafia said:
@Nargil

Theoretically speaking, and i'm not saying this is the most efficient way to build links by a long way, but if you were to build a PBN of web 2.0's and treat them like real sites. Add pages and build good quality links to them etc, do you think that eventually you would have a powerful ranking network, or do you think that there is some inherent problem with web 2.0's?
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There is no inherent issue with web2.0s for SEO purposes. I wouldn't use them as the entirety of a link profile but they are certainly useful as part of a link profile as they are generally on high authority sites.
 
Poker Rakeback Mafia said:
@Nargil

Theoretically speaking, and i'm not saying this is the most efficient way to build links by a long way, but if you were to build a PBN of web 2.0's and treat them like real sites. Add pages and build good quality links to them etc, do you think that eventually you would have a powerful ranking network, or do you think that there is some inherent problem with web 2.0's?
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@jimbobo2779 said it for me. Spending too much time and money on properties that you do not control is a bad idea. And "good" web 2.0s will never be (by far) as good as "good" PBNs.

SitoMacias said:
My colleague said that if you want to create new blog it's for free, but if you find some good expired domain and if you want to register it again you need to pay.
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Yep, that's why I got dozens of them.
 
jimbobo2779 said:
There is no inherent issue with web2.0s for SEO purposes. I wouldn't use them as the entirety of a link profile but they are certainly useful as part of a link profile as they are generally on high authority sites.
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I'm not sure about them being on high authority sites, as google seems to treat subdomains as separate sites.

There was a thread on here by someone who was getting their site penalized and de indexed every couple of months.
Every time it happened they moved the site to a different subdomain, ie 1.mysite, 2.mysite, and redirected the links, and the sub domain ranked again for a couple of months.

So it seems that google treats each sub as an entirely separate site?
 
jimbobo2779 said:
Also Domain Hunter Gatherer will check actual availability of accounts on lots of sites rather than just checking for 404 errors like other tools.
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thanks for link, this software is only for private domain of public like blogspot, tumblr also ?
 
Poker Rakeback Mafia said:
I'm not sure about them being on high authority sites, as google seems to treat subdomains as separate sites.

There was a thread on here by someone who was getting their site penalized and de indexed every couple of months.
Every time it happened they moved the site to a different subdomain, ie 1.mysite, 2.mysite, and redirected the links, and the sub domain ranked again for a couple of months.

So it seems that google treats each sub as an entirely separate site?
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First, try to master regular SEO before cutitng corners and looking for shortcuts everywhere.
 
@Nargil

"And "good" web 2.0s will never be (by far) as good as "good" PBNs."

I fully understand the not owning and potential removal problems, but surely a web 2.0 link only differs from a PBN site link based on backlink strength?
All things being equal, shouldn't they be equal?
 
Poker Rakeback Mafia said:
@Nargil

"And "good" web 2.0s will never be (by far) as good as "good" PBNs."

I fully understand the not owning and potential removal problems, but surely a web 2.0 link only differs from a PBN site link based on backlink strength?
All things being equal, shouldn't they be equal?
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We don't play "should" and "shouldn't. They simply aren't and never will be.
 
Poker Rakeback Mafia said:
@Nargil

Theoretically speaking, and i'm not saying this is the most efficient way to build links by a long way, but if you were to build a PBN of web 2.0's and treat them like real sites. Add pages and build good quality links to them etc, do you think that eventually you would have a powerful ranking network, or do you think that there is some inherent problem with web 2.0's?
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The most important is fact that expaired domein 2,0 have a history and hight Da, you can get for example domein from trumblr created 5 years ago, with DA 30+. Link from site with this parameter will be better like from fresh - in my opinion it will be powerfull link
 
SitoMacias said:
The most important is fact that expaired domein 2,0 have a history and hight Da, you can get for example domein from trumblr created 5 years ago, with DA 30+. Link from site with this parameter will be better like from fresh - in my opinion it will be powerfull link
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You mean PA. And age of the domain or subdomain does not matter at all. Do some more reading please, before investing more into SEO. My 2 cents.

Poker Rakeback Mafia said:
All I read about on BHW is PBN's and 2.0's.

What are you referring to as modern day regular seo?
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PBNs and Guest posts. Do you know how to work with those perfectly and rank?
 
Nargil said:
You mean PA. And age of the domain or subdomain does not matter at all. Do some more reading please, before investing more into SEO. My 2 cents.
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yes, I mean Pa sorry my mistake
 
Don't un linked to pages carry very little juice?

I'm referring to guest posts and PBN pages.

When I've got PBN links in the past, as soon as my links dropped from the homepage of the PBN, the links were essentially totally ineffective.

Wouldn't that apply to inner page guest posts as well?
 
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Poker Rakeback Mafia said:
Don't un linked to pages carry very little juice?

I'm referring to guest posts and PBN pages.

When I've got PBN links in the past, as soon as my links dropped from the homepage of the PBN, the links were essentially totally ineffective.

Wouldn't that apply to inner page guest posts as well?
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Homepage links are probably one of the top 5 PBN footprints ever. Don't even bother with those. It's not natural at all. 95% of the sites that have full content on homepage are either mommy blogs or PBNs.
 
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