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Quick Answers #3 - Old/Expired Domains

Posted By Eli On December 10, 2007 @ 1:47 am In Random Thoughts | 161 Comments

This question just in from [1] Till

Hi Eli,

is an old domain just worth if it has quite a lot backlinks or is an old domain also worth if it’s just in the index of search engines, but has almost no backlinks (0-20).

Regards

Till

Great question. It captured my attention because theres always a lot of talk in the SQUIRT forum about expired domains. Several members of the community are talking about how they’re building their SEO Empires with snagged expired domains. I kind of cringe when I hear that not because expired domains are bad, but because I personally have no idea about the history of the domain. Frankly it could sway either way. The practice of using expired domains could be good or bad. The problem I have with it is the unpredictability, which I’ll get to in a moment. For now I assume the people know what they’re doing when they buy the domain and are making wise decisions. Much like buying a used car always do your research and find out the background of what you’re buying. The inherent problem is, the odds are stacked against you. If it was a good domain with value someone would of kept it. Yet, mistakes are made and there are some definite gems out there and if you aren’t on the field you can’t score. So while I think buying up expired domains for SEO reasons is a good thing if you know what you’re doing I am hypocritical in the fact that I don’t do it myself. The main reason is due to a question I have myself.

This question just in from [2] Eli

Hi handsome!
About 8 months ago I had several domains expire on me and never managed to pull them out. They were good domains with links, never banned or penalized and were part of several different projects. I reregistered them quickly and managed to get them back. I had no real purpose for them so I added them to a common platform site network I was working on with several other new domains. All the sites had the same structure and went through the same promotion, but for some reason the expired domains took nearly 3 weeks longer to get indexed than the brand new domains. 8 months later they still seem to perform about the same as the other sites, but I’m curious with all their previous backlinks and such why did those exact domains take longer than the others to get reindexed. Any ideas of why that was?

I still don’t know. I don’t have the attention span long enough to buy some control domains and wait a year to expire them out and hope I manage to get them back in order to do any tests and figure it out. Anyone else experienced this by chance?

Either way I see buying expired domains for SEO reasons as having the following benefits.
1. Established inbound links
2. Aged inbound links

Other than that your still starting from scratch. So my philosophy is, unless the domain is a gem, such as either a good name or it having phenomenal unique backlinks (ie lots of links or saturation like you mentioned) than its easier and more predictable to just work with new domains. Not to mention it saves a bit of headaches and time, and even sometimes money. Which brings me back to the predictability thing. I sometimes get questions from people about a particular basement or foundation site that was an expired domain like it suddenly dropped in ranking, or it got banned, or it lost a bunch of pages in the index. Anything out of the ordinary.

BTW I’d like to take this moment to remind everyone that in case you never noticed, every year right before Christmas sites tend to drop in saturation levels in Google. Its probably due to the upcoming updates that usually happen in January, I don’t know. Either way it seems to happen every year near the beginning of December.

So in cases like this you can look at stuff and maybe find a problem, or you can just write it off as the search engines being weird, but when your dealing with a new site on an previous registered domain you get that extra variable. Is the problem caused by a problem with the site, search engines being weird, or the history of the domain causing problems? It makes the job of diagnosing problems and learning from mistakes that much harder. For me personally, I’m still going to be doing this in 5 years so theres no point in forcing unneeded shortcuts on myself. All my domains will eventually become old, all my domains will eventually get link age. I just let time do its thing and in the mean time work on new exciting projects. :) <- its a good life

Which nearly answers the question about old domains. Old domains aren't something I think people should stress about. Every single site I build, while I'm building it, I'm wishing the domain was old. Hell when I'm buying the domains I wish they were old. Yet in a year none of it matters and nothing has changed. I'll still be wishing the domains I am buying now were older like the domains I bought last year and the year before that. It's like playing Sim City, it doesn't matter if you have it on fast mode or slow the strategy is still the same. Because the beautiful thing about age factors are, they are done for you :)

PS. Please read my [3] Follow up post to SEO Empire if you haven’t already. It talks a lot about shortcuts and how to speed up the process of rankings, which I think is where time is best spent. The more experience you have with that the less you have to worry about domain age.


161 Comments To "Quick Answers #3 - Old/Expired Domains"

#1 Comment By Mark On December 10, 2007 @ 3:23 am

According to the Google propaganda master, Mr. Cutts - all expired domains will be “reset” in Google shortly…

Although, he DID say Google was already doing this previously.

I prefer working from fresh domains too. Nice post again, Eli.

#2 Comment By Keith On December 10, 2007 @ 8:16 am

I have always wondered about expired domains to and whether they were worth it, Thanks for the in-depth post Eli. Also I am loving this Q&A, keep up the great work

#3 Comment By tingeltangeltill On December 11, 2007 @ 2:36 am

Hi Eli,

nice to read, thank you for the (quick) answer :-)

Regards from Germany

Till

#4 Comment By Steuererklärung 2007 On December 11, 2007 @ 5:04 pm

Yep very interesting, i had some good and some bad expired domains.

#5 Comment By Mike On December 13, 2007 @ 1:49 am

The whole idea about buying domain names worries me, but from my experience you are better off buying domains names before the expire because of the Google penalty.

#6 Comment By Open English On December 13, 2007 @ 12:24 pm

Thanks for this post Eli. I agree with you completely, instead of worrying about the age of a site, work on things you actually CAN control.

#7 Comment By John On December 14, 2007 @ 8:13 am

Great post. I purchased a domain from tdnam recently without doing any research on its background. After 6 weeks of the homepage not even being indexed in Google I realized the domain had been pretty severely blacklisted. After some research I found out why.

So I totally agree with you Eli, the value of the domains does not come just from the age. The value comes from those links you might be getting.

And very interesting comment about the pre-Christmas drop in saturation levels, I have been noticing that on a couple sites and thought it might be a problem with my sites. Guess I will wait it out for a bit…

#8 Comment By Brad101 On December 20, 2007 @ 10:01 am

I’d like to add to the debate on expired names in your forum, Eli. Is there any spaces available?

Also, from recent experience, using fresh domains is back in… just need a number of quality links.

#9 Comment By Eli On December 21, 2007 @ 2:00 pm

there is no bluehat forum. There’s a private squirt forum but the bluehat forum came and gone a long time ago.

#10 Comment By upscaleSEO On December 22, 2007 @ 4:17 am

Hi Eli,

thank you for your articles, I am eagerly waiting for SEO Empire Part II.
In the case you have not enough questions ( which I doubt ), here is another one:

What can you do to trick the human quality raters of google to let your automated Madlib site pass their (probably superficial) investigation?

Regards
UpscaleSEO

#11 Comment By Holger On December 25, 2007 @ 10:47 am

i ve write a php script to help indexed your backlink sites to search engines. its useful for old domains
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#12 Comment By Thomas On January 2, 2008 @ 4:40 am

“Because the beautiful thing about age factors are, they are done for you.”

Eli I love your way of article writing. The agefactor is truly the only thing which is done by itself on a webproject.

This is they reason why i often have an idea, buy a domain and then it is around for 1-2 years. it doesn´t hurt me because the older it is the better it is :)

#13 Comment By Pay Per Install On January 4, 2008 @ 7:14 am

From my experience, when I bought expired domain even with existing backlings it usualy dropped down. But I have domain which has traffic comming to it all the time and I am just thinking this is good source when 1 year I recieve traffic even it is different page already.

#14 Comment By Edward On January 5, 2008 @ 1:38 am

Yeah, it is better to start off with a new domain, who knows if the old domain was dropped due to suspension?

#15 Comment By Keith Cash On January 10, 2008 @ 8:23 pm

I have found that new url seems to get the most the quickest. With old you may not get the keywords you want in a domain

#16 Comment By Thomas On January 14, 2008 @ 5:22 am

yep also made my experience with old domains and i switched ti virgin ones again. i just buy old domains if i find really really good ones.

#17 Comment By Ashwin Kandoi On January 15, 2008 @ 3:49 am

I am not sure as how it helps, I have few domains which I can use but not sure the best way to use them

#18 Comment By Ashwin Kandoi On January 15, 2008 @ 3:50 am

hmmmm

#19 Comment By Homebuilder On January 22, 2008 @ 4:58 pm

It’s funny that I found this post, because I just came across an expired domain that is used by a totally different company to market various products.

I was trying to find information about a homebuilder, the website–http://www.contravest.cc/–is now full of affiliate links. The first two are titled “contra” and “vest”; when you click on “contra” you are brought to a different website that provides links to buy Contra, the old Nintendo game (one of my personal favorites)!

I just thought this was funny, and thought I’d share!

#20 Comment By Homebuilder On January 22, 2008 @ 5:01 pm

Sorry for submitting the same story twice… when I didn’t see it appear at the bottom of the comment list I thought I did something wrong.. my fault! Please delete this and the previous post from me. Thank you.

#21 Comment By alex j On February 4, 2008 @ 1:20 am

Nice post, but it not new for me :)

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#23 Comment By nithin On February 6, 2008 @ 7:30 am

I have been working with expired domains in the past but could not achieve so much success. May be after reading this post I may give it another chance.

#24 Comment By maxd On February 6, 2008 @ 8:01 am

We buy lots of old domains. The really good ones have the quality signals you need for a start. Load up a site and then blast the rest with shit links. If you know what you are looking for the authority is instantly there to be exploited. Would rather not say how we get them though. If you want to save a year of fucking around I would look into it.

#25 Comment By affiliate summit west On February 6, 2008 @ 9:22 pm

Will there be more updates?

#26 Comment By Free online contests On February 8, 2008 @ 11:33 pm

I stay away from snagging domains unless I know the history of the domain.

If I can snag something decent that I or a friend know of, I’ll be over the moon but at the same time I don’t want to invest hours of my time only to find out that some fool has done dodgy tactics on the site 3 years ago and it’s still being penalized because of it.

#27 Comment By David Weisman On February 11, 2008 @ 7:37 pm

If you click a link to another blog and end up at a parked domain - you know, with nothing but ads - is that domain available cheap and easy? If so - after all, you clicked the link to it, so others might.

#28 Comment By Zawory On February 12, 2008 @ 2:03 am

Great idea. Thanks

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It sounds like it’s sleeting, but every time I turn on the outside light & look, nothings happening.

#30 Comment By Lex On February 16, 2008 @ 6:16 pm

I’ve been looking into this a little.

I hear also that Google is resetting PR on expired domains.

However if a domain still has a lot of inbound links / was getting a lot of traffic prior to expiration, then you are going to get “accidental” pageviews.

There are of course various ways to monetize these - affiliate links, parking, 301 redirect, putting the name up for sale etc.

The % clickthrough from an “accidental” pageview is quite small… so I wonder how easy it would be to to grab domains which “pay their rent” and then some without running the risks involved in linking them to your other sites. Probably difficult… anyone doing this?

As Eli said, you don’t know the past history of the site although you can use wayback machine to find out *some* info before using the site to link to your network - but you have to know what you are looking for.

Another factor to consider is of course if the domain name is *keyword* - then you will get type-in traffic.

#31 Comment By steve On February 18, 2008 @ 3:33 am

I had a domain which I no longer wanted, it was very specific by name, although it had a PR3, (it had had a PR 4 a few months earlier) someone bought it and I looked at it recently, it still has PR3 based on the original links, so sometimes it can work well for you

#32 Comment By shrkscn On February 18, 2008 @ 5:54 am

Very good information. But can you help me understand that if the PR of expired domain would be still carried forward if you are building a new content site on the expired domain. Wouldn’t the search engine reset the PR. I guess if you are building a site related to the expired domain niche then the PR juice should be carried forward??? What do you think.

#33 Comment By pelarge On February 19, 2008 @ 6:42 am

Well I bought some expired domains last month and recently I found that the PR is dropped from PR3 -> PR2/PR1 now…

#34 Comment By Meselheal On February 19, 2008 @ 6:44 am

I bought some expired domains last month and recently I found that the PR is dropped from PR3 -> PR2/PR1 now…

#35 Comment By drukarnia On February 20, 2008 @ 12:55 am

Hmmm…it’s a very strange thing

#36 Comment By SEO On March 2, 2008 @ 11:58 am

Usually the just drop all the way to 0

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#42 Comment By Tristan Bull On April 17, 2008 @ 1:42 am

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#43 Comment By Benj On July 3, 2008 @ 2:04 am

I guess as you stated there are pros and cons to buying expired domains, but the question is, Is it worth it?

#44 Comment By Utah Search Engine Optimization On July 4, 2008 @ 3:03 pm

Make sure you don’t change registrants or you wipe out the old profile.

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It is 2 hard to purchase these things now

#46 Comment By SEO Florida On August 7, 2008 @ 11:01 pm

You may go ahead with buying an old domain names, but you check out links for that domain and current status of the domain.

#47 Comment By SEO Florida On August 7, 2008 @ 11:03 pm

Yeah, buying an old domain is usually a bad tactic,
if it has good pr than it would be costly for you.
And if it has good pr though it linking to bad links will not help you.

#48 Comment By old domains On September 23, 2008 @ 8:21 am

Great resource with old domains can be found at olddomains.net . Google resets the PR of such deleted domains but the backlinks are still valid and they can bring a lot of traffics. You can also have some soe profit from them after a while.

#49 Comment By seo On October 18, 2008 @ 11:56 am

I think expired domain are quite useless in the short run. They may well regain their link juice layer however.

#50 Comment By spiderwick On December 3, 2008 @ 3:05 am

domain aging factor is important but buying old domain may not help much. old domains with relevant business only useful with its backlinks.

#51 Comment By passive income On January 5, 2009 @ 5:05 pm

i was thinking of buying old domains, but after reading this post i don;t think i’ll bother. i’ll just use more effort in developing my current domains.

#52 Comment By Phoenix SEO Company On January 8, 2009 @ 9:49 am

I can see the SEO benefits to buying expired domains.. but it just seems to me that there is a lot of competition for acquiring these domains..

#53 Comment By Hot Sauce Reviews On January 15, 2009 @ 11:51 am

I would rather focus on making my current domains rank higher and have better content than to waste time with older/expired domains.

#54 Comment By joseph On January 19, 2009 @ 1:40 am

I had bought a decade old domain never dropped thinking that i would get better rankings but it didn’t help. If you want to purchase an old domain then buy one which has got backlinsk from established sites or it would be better to work with new websites rather than wasting your hard earned money on old domains being sold at high price

#55 Comment By The Blogger Source On January 20, 2009 @ 9:39 pm

good help, I agree not worth a bother.

#56 Comment By Abdul Gomaa On January 27, 2009 @ 2:21 am

I am very interested in getting a used domain or expired domain. But, there are a lot of factors that need to consider. Good conversation going on here on expired domains. One of my friend bought expired domain that have backlinks from adults sites. It is really a bad PR for his domain. I think we all should check first on the results in search engine before we get the expired domain.

#57 Comment By Rocket Spanish Review On February 1, 2009 @ 8:57 am

Well, it’s not just about links. Buying an aged domain can mean possibly avoiding the dreaded sandbox which a new site can be stuck in for a few month. Also, Google seems to favor older domains and see them as having more credibility.

#58 Comment By Rocket Spanish Review On February 1, 2009 @ 8:59 am

Google seems to favor older aged domains. So by getting an aged domain you can also avoid the dreaded sandbox that new sites might have to go through.

#59 Comment By Getting Rid Of Acne On February 3, 2009 @ 8:09 pm

i would rather have a domain with the name of my liking that i can build from scratch than worring about messing with a pre given domain from a previous owner…just me though.

#60 Comment By Sweaty Palms On February 12, 2009 @ 12:42 pm

I’ve actually had a lot of experience in trying to get new domains to rank well and IMO the most influential factor is the quality of links and relevant anchor text. Everything else is just a cherry on the top - like the fact that you have an aged domain.

Andy

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Thanks for this post Eli.

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I don’t know why many people really hate dropped domains but all i know is that choosing wisely is the key to have a good drop domain. I always develop them and make a living.

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Aged domains can be good, but I agree that if the history is unknown it can cause problems for the new owner.

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Actually, it is not bad to buy expired, many of them have rank, age and backlinks, you just have to make sure they are clean and have good history.

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“The problem I have with it is the unpredictability” I couldn’t agree more, and most seem to be already banned. I was trying to buy expired domains in the past to get a head start but have since decided not to for this very reason.

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…all expired domains will be “reset” in Google shortly…

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I have found that they don’t seem to rank so well once they are in the expired category. I also notice that aged domains with PR are not ranking as well. I bought a PR2 aged domain and used a domain I have had for a year and the newer one is only one page below the older one, with fewer backlinks.

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It doesn’t matter if the expired domain has any backlinks.. Google will reset it after a new ownership.

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#127 Comment By courses for dentists On November 16, 2011 @ 7:46 am

You could probably get a lot of hits from old expired domains

#128 Comment By Ritesh On November 19, 2011 @ 1:47 pm

#129 Comment By شات مصرى On December 19, 2011 @ 2:14 am

Don’t create subdomains to save on domain costs. - It’s less than ten dollars a year for fuck sake. Don’t risk trashing a $20/day site and its authority that it took you a year or two to establish to save $10/year.

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#134 Comment By Nitish On December 28, 2011 @ 11:16 am

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#136 Comment By Ismat Zahra On January 8, 2012 @ 1:47 am

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#137 Comment By Ismat Zahra On January 8, 2012 @ 1:48 am

cant type in arabic soo…

#138 Comment By Ismat Zahra On January 8, 2012 @ 1:49 am

are u tryin to spam hehehehe ;)

#139 Comment By Ismat Zahra On January 8, 2012 @ 1:49 am

dont mind it plz just kiding :)

#140 Comment By Property Marbella On January 8, 2012 @ 3:28 am

yes Eli,it just takes a bit of patience and they will reinstate it if it has good content.

#141 Comment By Folding Walking Sticks On January 18, 2012 @ 1:24 pm

Content is king my friend! Hasn’t anyone told you?

#142 Comment By Divya @ Life Insurance Policies On January 18, 2012 @ 10:07 pm

not only content is king, there are other factors also which has high priority. But content has some more weightage.

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No like it no light it !

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#145 Comment By Enfield law firm On January 29, 2012 @ 5:24 am

Don’t discriminate against old domains, it’s not nice.

#146 Comment By Baixar On February 3, 2012 @ 8:13 pm

dominios velhos sempre é bom e valeu pelo post em e pela qualidade que se encontra!

#147 Comment By americki plakari On February 7, 2012 @ 5:00 am

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#148 Comment By Crafts Factory On March 11, 2012 @ 3:01 am

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#149 Comment By HealthWrong On March 20, 2012 @ 9:28 pm

i have lots of old domains in my registrar and they are not having traffic at all. time to give them up.

#150 Comment By شات كام On April 3, 2012 @ 9:43 am

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#151 Comment By Life Insurance Over 85 Years Old On April 5, 2012 @ 5:29 pm

such domains usually don’t rank that well but i found some expired domains really generates real human traffic.

#152 Comment By Justbeenpaid On April 29, 2012 @ 7:55 am

Great post.
I love expired domains.
You can find some great findings there

#153 Comment By John Ernest On May 15, 2012 @ 6:29 pm

Thank you for sharing this. Old domains are really a problem to web masters. They fatten up the folder with unvisited pages.

#154 Comment By Sua may tinh tai nha On July 8, 2012 @ 4:47 am

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#155 Comment By ben 10 On July 20, 2012 @ 8:09 am

You can find some great findings there

#156 Comment By Dich vu SEO website On August 9, 2012 @ 2:06 pm

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#157 Comment By thong cong On September 2, 2012 @ 9:21 pm

nice to read, thank you for the (quick) answer

#158 Comment By Property Marbella On September 3, 2012 @ 4:28 am

All back links must be maintained and occasionally add a new link to the page.

#159 Comment By Jasmine @ Callme.lk On October 4, 2012 @ 2:59 am

And here I thought all Eli ever did these days was vacation in the Cayman Islands…

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