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Ageing a domain name

by FredTran
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Okays I I've bought a domain name a few months ago, but do I need the website to be live (Linked to hosting with a holding page) in order for the domain to be growing in age? Would you recommend me leave the domain name offline to age or get it live with a holding page and later change it (Worried about drastic theme change = loss in SEO)?
#ageing #domain
  • Profile picture of the author ilee
    A lot of people say the benefit of an ages website is in the aged backlinks to the domains as opposed to just the domains.
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  • Profile picture of the author RevSEO
    In order to benefit from an "aged" domain you should have 2 things

    1. Content that's been crawled/indexed by Google
    2. Backlinks

    If your sites been indexed by Google than that means that they've seen your site. At that point, the aging process begins. By having backlinks pointed to the domain that stick, you can also benefit from those links aging as well.
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  • Profile picture of the author FredTran
    Ohh okay thank you very much!
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