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How to find and buy domain name with big pagerank?

How to find and buy domain name with big pagerank?

         

oxygen

10:42 pm on Mar 29, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Over 20,000 Domains delete each day - Good.

How to find domain name with big Pagerank?

moltar

10:56 pm on Mar 29, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Deleted domains do not preserve the PR. All the inbound links do not count after the domain has expired, unless it was renewed by the same owner before it was actually droped.

linuxguy

10:07 pm on Mar 31, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Can somebody confirm on Google using whois information for pagerank.

treeline

10:44 pm on Mar 31, 2004 (gmt 0)

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I see plenty of cases where someone, always in the 'adult' business, buys up expired domain names to take advantage of the inbound links from many sites. These sites then show off something new to the inbound traffic.

There is enough of this traffic to cause heartburn for the many family friendly sites that link to the expired domains.

It seems to me that sites that made it into the google directory would continue to show there for at least a little while, and you could check their pagerank there. Might need a program to crossindex expiring domains for pagerank.

rsequin

11:29 pm on Mar 31, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Forget about PR on dropping domains. I'm in the game and Google now sets to PR0 on ALL dropping domains. Backlinks are squashed too so buying a domain because of it's PR or traffic is over.

However, google is showing the URLs in searches even though the URL is not active. So, that's good for purchasing new domains cheap and pointing them to your existing sites.

chicagohh

3:04 am on Apr 1, 2004 (gmt 0)

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I'm in the game and Google now sets to PR0 on ALL dropping domains.

Not true. I purchase domains all the time that have kept their PR.

It would be more accurate to say "Don't count on the domain keeping it's PR".

frankray

4:29 am on Apr 6, 2004 (gmt 0)

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To find domain names, I use several services like pool, namestead and others. Just google for "expired domain names lists" or something like that.

I suggest that you do not bother with pagerank per se. Better to look at inbound links or link popularity. With link popularity you will get pagerank when you acquire the domain name.

You will not keep your pagerank if you do not immediately publish relevant content. But you will still have traffic. And if you know what to do with traffic, then you might have a winner.

I used to have a massive spreadsheet for all owned domain names and domain names taht I was tracking. Now I have an account with namestead. That service tells me the exact day the domain name drops and then I setup use pool to catch it.

I catch about 1/2 with pool. Some of the big boys either outbid me (thousands of bukcs) or they use some of the more expensive services to just take it from everyone.

Working pretty good so far for me.