How o get backlinks from the dead domains?

9 years ago

Here you go: https://www.google.com/search?q=How+...utf-8&oe=utf-8.

You might want to learn how to use google. It's not that hard: you open Google, type in your search term, hit enter. Then read through the results.

That's all there is to it. Honest!

Originally Posted by geto

hello,

I hear people getting backlinks from dead domains how they do?.Tell me i need to know how
to get backlinks from it so as i can increase backlinks in my website.

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geto

9 years ago

After reading the link i come to realize that getting backlinks from dead or expired domain name is through buying domain from expireddomain.net am i right?.And buying the expired domain you should look the historical background of the backlinks before buying it.

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DABK

9 years ago

You can buy from godaddy and other places.

And, yes, you want to check the backlinks, you don't want lots of porn and who knows what.

Originally Posted by geto

After reading the link i come to realize that getting backlinks from dead or expired domain name is through buying domain from expireddomain.net, am i right?.And buying the expired domain you should look the historical background of the backlinks before buying it.

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yukon

Banned 9 years ago

Don't go buying domains until you understand what to look for, otherwise odds are you'll end up with pharma/porn link profiles on domains that have been abused/deindexed by the previous owner/s.

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neteater

9 years ago

LOL.. neither dead man or dead domain can give you any backlink, better you them and make them alive and then screw them.

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DABK

9 years ago

Let's say you build a website and point 100 decent links to it. Let's say, then, you don't renew your domain name and nobody buys it when the registrar puts it up for auction. What do you think happens to the sites where the links are coming from? Or the links themselves?

Originally Posted by neteater

LOL.. neither dead man or dead domain can give you any backlink, better you them and make them alive and then screw them.

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neteater

9 years ago

Originally Posted by DABK

Let's say you build a website and point 100 decent links to it. Let's say, then, you don't renew your domain name and nobody buys it when the registrar puts it up for auction. What do you think happens to the sites where the links are coming from? Or the links themselves?

well it happens in most of the cases, that why archive.org exist you catch that doamin, search for same article archive, live that and enjoy traffic inflow, but link should be on some very popular site.

my self had diged around 100 such domains having link from cnn and examiner.com... it was a gold mine.

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monkeybru

9 years ago

I have been using Domain Hunter Gatherer for this. It works great and is very easy.

The links dont suddenly disappear when a domain is reregistered. There are huge websites dedicated to buying and selling aged domains because they have a lot of value.

Originally Posted by neteater

well it happens in most of the cases, that why archive.org exist you catch that doamin, search for same article archive, live that and enjoy traffic inflow, but link should be on some very popular site.

my self had diged around 100 such domains having link from cnn and examiner.com... it was a gold mine.

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RHCalvin

9 years ago

Links from dead domains can end you up with broken links in future and your keyword ranking gets lame struggling to get to the top.

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jessikaload

9 years ago

1. Fine the dead domain
2. Check it's backlinks
3. Then talk to web masters that having backlinks to that dead domain.
4. Tell them to that domain has been expired. I have a site related to that niche. If you can please replace that to my one.