New Site just bought the domain, now what to put on?

[outwest]

Just bought a new site, want to let it start aging and google to find it

I dont know how I want to make the index page look. What should I put and where to let it start aging?

[outwest]

Earth to Warrior Forum

[packerfan]

Originally Posted by outwest

Earth to Warrior Forum

Start with some words about the subject, and then add a picture. What kind of question is this? And why are you "aging" it? Just build the thing, you're just wasting time.

[outwest]

I am not going to start putting articles for several weeks but I dont want to just let the domain sit, rather let google find it , thats called aging. Its a very unusual niche I have not worked in, so it will take me a while to get it up and start posting articles etc, actually might not even do that, just will try to make it an authority site, so takes while to plan the layout etc

[packerfan]

Originally Posted by outwest

I am not going to start putting articles for several weeks but I dont want to just let the domain sit, rather let google find it , thats called aging. Its a very unusual niche I have not worked in, so it will take me a while to get it up and start posting articles etc, actually might not even do that, just will try to make it an authority site, so takes while to plan the layout etc

If you say so... Put a nav menu with an about, privacy, contact page on it. It will get indexed. But the idea of "aging" a domain for a few weeks or months is silly. But anyway, I've had sites get indexed with what I put above before getting any content on them.

[MikeFriedman]

Just curious outwest... In other threads you are usually one of the first people to jump in and say that the age of a site does not matter. So what benefit do you think you are getting by "ageing" this site for several weeks or months?

And if age does play a factor, I doubt the difference between a new domain and a domain that is 2 months old is significant at all. It would be the difference between being ranked 500th and 499th.

[packerfan]

Originally Posted by MikeFriedman

Just curious outwest... In other threads you are usually one of the first people to jump in and say that the age of a site does not matter. So what benefit do you think you are getting by "ageing" this site for several weeks or months?

And if age does play a factor, I doubt the difference between a new domain and a domain that is 2 months old is significant at all. It would be the difference between being ranked 500th and 499th.

Please stop using logic in these threads. Did you forget where you are?

[SEOForceOne]

Google views older domains as more reliable / credible. This means older domains may have a slight advantage over newly established one. But this is only true if the older domain has a good reputation (e.g., it hasn’t been blacklisted, penalized, etc)