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Ive completed some experiments over the past few months about expiring domains with PR to see if it is worth your although to catch these expired and deleted domains.

My idea why I would like to use expired domains is the notion that old domains are favored than new domains, and to get immediate PR.

So I set out to find deleted domains with PR that I can register. One particular characteristic of domains I was seeking for was that the domain nonetheless had a PR, and it was still listed in google.

I wont be mentioning the actual domains right here as I need to handle the final results and stop individuals from creating backlinks to these domains.

I registered about four domains, some have PR2 and PR3. Some have a few pages indexed, some have a couple of thousand. I also bought a couple of new domains for my new projects.

I found out that google seldom visits these domains so I need to prime it but with some fresh backlinks. Immediately after generating some backlinks to these domains, two domains ultimately lost their PR. These two domains have only a couple of pages indexed in google. In one particular domain, I did a 301 permanent redirect to the new index page. This domain retained its PR. One key difference this domain has compared to the other two is that this domain has thousands of pages indexed in google.

In yet another domain, I did a 301 and redirect it to a fresh new domain. The result is that the new domain got indexed more rapidly and more pages had been indexed compared to another new domain I registered at the identical time. Nevertheless, PR was down to .

There is also a situation exactly where I did a 301 redirect from an old deleted domain with PR and by no means got any advantage from it.

In conclusion, there is still conflicting outcomes on whether or not acquiring deleted/expired domains. Some works, some dont. Nonetheless, what seem to function is that

a. Old delete domains does include targeted traffic from existing backlinks. If the old domain has tons of backlinks, it nevertheless does create some traffic.

b. Other search engines such as yahoo and msn do not seem to have an biases against expired/deleted domains. bodybyvi world financial group mlm email leads

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