How to Find Dying Domains
I want to give out a simple method to acquire dying domain with high page rank.
Do This Everyday:
1. Do an advance search on snapnames.com
2. Do an advance search on namejet.com
3. Copy all domains into excel
4. Search 100 at a time in seochat.com for PR value. (with www and without www)
5. Any that are PR2 or up, do a search in google for site:domain.com see if any pages are still indexed.
6. If any pages are still indexed, go to the indexed pages and find an email address and phone number (whois won’t work because the name is expired, most likely)
7. If no pages are indexed in google, go back to your excel spreadsheet and look for the “drop date” or “auction date” If it is over 20 days from todays date, go to archive.org and look for old copies of the site to find an email address and phone number.
7. Email them the text at the bottom of this page and copy me on the email.
IMPORTANT NOTE: ALSO DO SEARCHES AT THE FOLLOWING WEBSITES (NOT IN VIDEO)
GoDaddy’s Aftermarket
Sedo’s Buy Websites Category
Namepros – look under Marketplace :: Domains For Sale
Here is the email to send out at the end of the process, if the website meets all the requirements:
Hi <insert name>, (if there is no name, just put “Hi”) I’m from Chicago, Illinois, and I noticed that <insert URL> had expired. It is a great site, I’d hate to see it die!
I would love to take over the domain name when it expires, but the registration company won’t let me register it because it hasn’t been released to the public yet.
However, they said if we completed a domain transfer I could register it under my name ASAP…
Would you be interested in doing this? I promise to give this domain a good home!! I’d keep all your current content on there as well so people would be able to access all that information.
Let me know
Charles
Do This Everyday:
1. Do an advance search on snapnames.com
2. Do an advance search on namejet.com
3. Copy all domains into excel
4. Search 100 at a time in seochat.com for PR value. (with www and without www)
5. Any that are PR2 or up, do a search in google for site:domain.com see if any pages are still indexed.
6. If any pages are still indexed, go to the indexed pages and find an email address and phone number (whois won’t work because the name is expired, most likely)
7. If no pages are indexed in google, go back to your excel spreadsheet and look for the “drop date” or “auction date” If it is over 20 days from todays date, go to archive.org and look for old copies of the site to find an email address and phone number.
7. Email them the text at the bottom of this page and copy me on the email.
IMPORTANT NOTE: ALSO DO SEARCHES AT THE FOLLOWING WEBSITES (NOT IN VIDEO)
GoDaddy’s Aftermarket
Sedo’s Buy Websites Category
Namepros – look under Marketplace :: Domains For Sale
Here is the email to send out at the end of the process, if the website meets all the requirements:
Hi <insert name>, (if there is no name, just put “Hi”) I’m from Chicago, Illinois, and I noticed that <insert URL> had expired. It is a great site, I’d hate to see it die!
I would love to take over the domain name when it expires, but the registration company won’t let me register it because it hasn’t been released to the public yet.
However, they said if we completed a domain transfer I could register it under my name ASAP…
Would you be interested in doing this? I promise to give this domain a good home!! I’d keep all your current content on there as well so people would be able to access all that information.
Let me know
Charles
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