PR5 domain I wanna sell

14 years ago

If you are selling a domain name then it is just a domain name ... PR means nothing and especially if you have no site and just a domain name. A domain name is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it ..

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HigherPrThanGod

14 years ago

Originally Posted by TheRichJerksNet

If you are selling a domain name then it is just a domain name ... PR means nothing and especially if you have no site and just a domain name. A domain name is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it ..

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So there's no way to really "SELL" A DOMAIN and keep it's PR?

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TheRichJerksNet

14 years ago

Originally Posted by HigherPrThanGod

So there's no way to really "SELL" A DOMAIN and keep it's PR?

The only one that cares about PR is those that fall for all the marketing myths that run around... PR mean nothing.. A PR0 can outrank a PR8 site easily any day of the week.. It is also possible for that PR0 to have 1,000 unique visits a day while the PR8 has 50 unique a day.

Seriuously if you want to sell the site then sell it based on what income it generates and not try to sell it on some mythical page rank number...

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HigherPrThanGod

14 years ago

Originally Posted by TheRichJerksNet

The only one that cares about PR is those that fall for all the marketing myths that run around... PR mean nothing.. A PR0 can outrank a PR8 site easily any day of the week.. It is also possible for that PR0 to have 1,000 unique visits a day while the PR8 has 50 unique a day.

Seriuously if you want to sell the site then sell it based on what income it generates and not try to sell it on some mythical page rank number...

James

Interesting.. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought if the domain is PR5, then the subsequent (similar niched) pages created off of that domain are going to rank higher and get indexed quicker. If not then why do we use article sites with high pr? Ezinearticles is totally not worth the hassle if I can post an un-moderated article that's approved immediately at some pr0 or pr1 site... It's gotta matter.. lol

But more and more I'm starting to find there a crap load of SEO myths!

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TheRichJerksNet

14 years ago

Originally Posted by HigherPrThanGod

Interesting.. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought if the domain is PR5, then the subsequent (similar niched) pages created off of that domain are going to rank higher and get indexed quicker. If not then why do we use article sites with high pr? Ezinearticles is totally not worth the hassle if I can post an un-moderated article that's approved immediately at some pr0 or pr1 site... It's gotta matter.. lol

But more and more I'm starting to find there a crap load of SEO myths!

Yes there are a crap load of SEO myths ... Get ready here is another one - Keyword Density is a myth ..

OMG!! I said it .. Keywords matter, yes but density does not..

Anyways back to the point...

People submit to high PR sites because they are told to and many want to follow the crowd. Ezine has traffic who cares what their PR is I can out rank them and I do on many keywords.

EZA to "me" is worthless but that is just my opinion, they do have traffic though and that traffic is what matters and not the PR.

What matters is backlinks when it comes to rankings and not PR.. Sure some so-called high PR can rank you good in "google" (there are many more search engines) but that ranking will not stay if someone with the same keywords starts building backlinks.

With that said some keywords may require only a few backlinks while other may require thousands but point is backlinks is what ranks you...

The pages within a domain will not always feed from the main page. Many sites are a so-called PR5 and all the inner pages a PR0.. This is due to the lack of backlinks going to those inner pages.

Bottom line be careful who you listen to and go out and test things for yourself..

James

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HigherPrThanGod

14 years ago

Originally Posted by TheRichJerksNet

Yes there are a crap load of SEO myths ... Get ready here is another one - Keyword Density is a myth ..

OMG!! I said it .. Keywords matter, yes but density does not..

Anyways back to the point...

People submit to high PR sites because they are told to and many want to follow the crowd. Ezine has traffic who cares what their PR is I can out rank them and I do on many keywords.

EZA to "me" is worthless but that is just my opinion, they do have traffic though and that traffic is what matters and not the PR.

What matters is backlinks when it comes to rankings and not PR.. Sure some so-called high PR can rank you good in "google" (there are many more search engines) but that ranking will not stay if someone with the same keywords starts building backlinks.

With that said some keywords may require only a few backlinks while other may require thousands but point is backlinks is what ranks you...

The pages within a domain will not always feed from the main page. Many sites are a so-called PR5 and all the inner pages a PR0.. This is due to the lack of backlinks going to those inner pages.

Bottom line be careful who you listen to and go out and test things for yourself..

James

Hey man, thanks for all the wisdom. I'd seen some videos by Matt Cutt at Google and a lot of what he said either contradicted myths or destroyed them. It's almost like you have to train your brain to start over on seo..

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indianlinkbuilder

14 years ago

Originally Posted by HigherPrThanGod

I have a PR5 domain I need to sell (gold buying related, and I don't mean wow gold) as it's not a niche I have the patience to mess with.

Curious how I go about getting offers and what I do about transfering it? I've also heard it loses PR after a transfer? Do I just change nameservers for them or what? Thanks for any help.

R u selling only the domain name or the website?

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HigherPrThanGod 14 years ago

Originally Posted by indianlinkbuilder

R u selling only the domain name or the website?

Is there a difference? lol, how do I sell the entire website?? It's a wordpress blog and they can have the entire thing. And actually it's two domain names that are pr5 each.. I'd forgotten that - fail..
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mijagi

14 years ago

Thanks for the information as well!

I must go through some of your posts, perhaps I can find some more details on how to rank good in search engines.

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derekwong28

14 years ago

A valid PR5 domain is worth something irrespective whether it has SEO properties or not. I don't want to get into any argument about SEO benefits but there are lots of interested buyers out there for a valid PR5 domain. Just list it in Digital Point and you will sell it for $100-250 quickly.

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/forumdisplay.php?f=59

It may be worth more if it is a premium name or in high value niche such as gambling and credit cards. A domain does not lose PR on its transfer.

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mijagi

14 years ago

Sorry for going a bit of topic in my previous post.

I will just add that I would not sell a PR5 blog or two PR5 blogs (which I assume have a lot of content or pages on it and are getting decent traffic) for $100-200 as derekwong28 said, because I think this is worth a lot more.

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derekwong28

14 years ago

Originally Posted by mijagi

Sorry for going a bit of topic in my previous post.

I will just add that I would not sell a PR5 blog or two PR5 blogs (which I assume have a lot of content or pages on it and are getting decent traffic) for $100-200 as derekwong28 said, because I think this is worth a lot more.

If you have got a website or blog under the domain, it will be worth more. The selling price would take into the actual revenue you are earning per month in addition to the PR.

As far as the gold domain is concerned, I suggest that you list it for $200 and set a BIN at either $400 or $500. You can always drop the price if there are no offers but I would not let it go below $150. People are prepare to pay higher prices since PR had just updated.

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theemperor

14 years ago

My first domain flip was a PR5

I purchased it for about $350. It had little content, no income but lots of backlinks.

It immediately dropped to PR4 on changing registrars.

I whacked some articlesbase content and some adsense, it made $10 / month.

I sold it on for $500.

After changing registrars again it changed back to PR5.

The purpose of this post is to give you an idea of what a PR5 might be worth, and also set the customers expectation beforehand that the PR may change on transfer.

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joedwi1

14 years ago

give me your domain name and how many backlink ?

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sbucciarel

Banned 14 years ago

If you want to sell it, sell it with the site on Flippa. Digital Point is crap and you will get crap offers for it. People on Flippa do value Pagerank, but Pagerank is useless without the site content. A domain without the content won't keep the pagerank very long.

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HigherPrThanGod

14 years ago

Thanks for all the competing viewpoints. lol..

I went ahead and put it up for auction... we'll see I guess.

I can't post the domain name on here as I don't have the 15 or greater posts.
I can't respond via private message as I don't have enough posts.
I can't post my email.

- Sorry..

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theemperor

14 years ago

Originally Posted by HigherPrThanGod

Thanks for all the competing viewpoints. lol..

I went ahead and put it up for auction... we'll see I guess.

I can't post the domain name on here as I don't have the 15 or greater posts.
I can't respond via private message as I don't have enough posts.
I can't post my email.

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Lol

Tease !!!

You could just stick the domain on that affiliate marketing blog of yours, you know, the one in your sig link.

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HigherPrThanGod 14 years ago

Originally Posted by theemperor

Lol Tease !!!

You could just stick the domain on that affiliate marketing blog of yours, you know, the one in your sig link.

I'm sure the 2 visits a day I get will be interested. lmao.. My affiliate site is a brand new domain. the domain i wanna sell is wheretobuygold

and it ends in the .

united states

lol, search for it on godaddy auctions or private me with your email for further info.
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- theemperor 14 years ago
  
  Thanks,
  
  Just checked, and you are totally reliant on one website (ron-paul . us) for that PR5, which it self doesn't have a PR5 homepage (?) so its a risk PR5 to purchase.
  
  The one I got had about 2000 backlink from all kinds of places, with completely different sites contributing towards the PR.
  
  You making much money as a BullionVault affiliate?
  
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