Aged Domains

SheilaL

Hey all,


I'm starting a new site from scratch (domain age is only about 6mos) and I'm looking for some aged domains, as this'll be a new authority site (so yes, they'll be for about 10 pbns). Yea I know I probably should have used one as its primary domain, but i ended up using the ones i had for another site. Can anyone advised on where to buy aged domains quickly-no bidding? I haven't had to buy any in like 8 years. 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

organiccastle

https://www.expireddomains.net/

SheilaL

Thanks man. I've always been better at building links than getting domains-I usually just build them up myself, till I realized I'd save myself a lot of hassle by buying aged ones--so that's why I'm starting to learn more about it. 

The thing is, I've bought a couple domains on there before and they were aged, but they didn't help my rankings AT ALL--and I checked the linked history and for Google de-indexing/penalization. I use to have a guy that I sourced from, but he changed directions. I really didn't wanna find them myself b/c I'm busy managing my link building campaigns and multiple VPSs for my sites. 

I'm looking for someone to source these from. Perhaps I didn't qualify them right. How do you qualify yours?

Digitalw0

SheilaL said:

Thanks man. I've always been better at building links than getting domains-I usually just build them up myself, till I realized I'd save myself a lot of hassle by buying aged ones--so that's why I'm starting to learn more about it. 

The thing is, I've bought a couple domains on there before and they were aged, but they didn't help my rankings AT ALL--and I checked the linked history and for Google de-indexing/penalization. I use to have a guy that I sourced from, but he changed directions. I really didn't wanna find them myself b/c I'm busy managing my link building campaigns and multiple VPSs for my sites. 

I'm looking for someone to source these from. Perhaps I didn't qualify them right. How do you qualify yours?

Unfortunately, because backlinks and authority are powerful these days, the expired domain market pricing has increased like crazy. I've seen DA 15-30 domains go for $300+ with decent backlink profiles. I do run a Chicago SEO agency where we manage our own PBN for ranking if you're interested. We don't take every niche though.

organiccastle

SheilaL said:

Thanks man. I've always been better at building links than getting domains-I usually just build them up myself, till I realized I'd save myself a lot of hassle by buying aged ones--so that's why I'm starting to learn more about it. 

The thing is, I've bought a couple domains on there before and they were aged, but they didn't help my rankings AT ALL--and I checked the linked history and for Google de-indexing/penalization. I use to have a guy that I sourced from, but he changed directions. I really didn't wanna find them myself b/c I'm busy managing my link building campaigns and multiple VPSs for my sites. 

I'm looking for someone to source these from. Perhaps I didn't qualify them right. How do you qualify yours?

I start with 3 filters:
- available
- Wikipedia > 1
- Majestic TF > 10

Then I process the search results in Semrush, sort by Authority Score and check for previous rankings and traffic.

If there is some interesting domain in it, I check archive.org for its history. It's pointless to register a domain which has been spammed or on auction for two years.

On the other hand, I find it way easier to just register a brand new domain, put it on a relevant IP range, put decent content on it - use an AI reasoning model with outbound links to relevant authority sites - and build the links to your money site from it. Backlinks can be easily generated without any scraping but by just doing an export in Semrush or Ahrefs of your competitor's backlinks and/or use the massive amount of data from commoncrawl and process it. This way you own the entire process and content and avoid any surprises.

nutbag

bro, you come through with some solid advice. Accessing the CC database to find URLs though ... im finding that very difficult

organiccastle said:

 Backlinks can be easily generated without any scraping but by just doing an export in Semrush or Ahrefs of your competitor's backlinks and/or use the massive amount of data from commoncrawl and process it. This way you own the entire process and content and avoid any surprises.

organiccastle

nutbag said:

bro, you come through with some solid advice. Accessing the CC database to find URLs though ... im finding that very difficult

organiccastle said:

 Backlinks can be easily generated without any scraping but by just doing an export in Semrush or Ahrefs of your competitor's backlinks and/or use the massive amount of data from commoncrawl and process it. This way you own the entire process and content and avoid any surprises.

• Sign up for an AWS account if you don't already have one.
• Use a US-East instance so S3 traffic is free.
• Use the index files to process the inurl: footprints
• Ask AI to generate a Python script if you are not into coding yourself. Mistral, OpenAI, Deepseek know commoncrawl just too well. It's 20-30 lines of code, depending on your filters.
• Let it run and you'll have more URLs than you could ever scrape on your own.

nutbag

organiccastle said:

nutbag said:

bro, you come through with some solid advice. Accessing the CC database to find URLs though ... im finding that very difficult

organiccastle said:

 Backlinks can be easily generated without any scraping but by just doing an export in Semrush or Ahrefs of your competitor's backlinks and/or use the massive amount of data from commoncrawl and process it. This way you own the entire process and content and avoid any surprises.

• Sign up for an AWS account if you don't already have one.
• Use a US-East instance so S3 traffic is free.
• Use the index files to process the inurl: footprints
• Ask AI to generate a Python script if you are not into coding yourself. Mistral, OpenAI, Deepseek know commoncrawl just too well. It's 20-30 lines of code, depending on your filters.
• Let it run and you'll have more URLs than you could ever scrape on your own.

WOW, THANK YOU ! I'm going to get started on this. Here, take all my reddit gold

nutbag

organiccastle said:

nutbag said:

bro, you come through with some solid advice. Accessing the CC database to find URLs though ... im finding that very difficult

organiccastle said:

 Backlinks can be easily generated without any scraping but by just doing an export in Semrush or Ahrefs of your competitor's backlinks and/or use the massive amount of data from commoncrawl and process it. This way you own the entire process and content and avoid any surprises.

• Sign up for an AWS account if you don't already have one.
• Use a US-East instance so S3 traffic is free.
• Use the index files to process the inurl: footprints
• Ask AI to generate a Python script if you are not into coding yourself. Mistral, OpenAI, Deepseek know commoncrawl just too well. It's 20-30 lines of code, depending on your filters.
• Let it run and you'll have more URLs than you could ever scrape on your own.

Is there anyway i can buy you a beer/coffee ??  PM me your cashapp or something

organiccastle

nutbag said:

organiccastle said:

nutbag said:

bro, you come through with some solid advice. Accessing the CC database to find URLs though ... im finding that very difficult

organiccastle said:

 Backlinks can be easily generated without any scraping but by just doing an export in Semrush or Ahrefs of your competitor's backlinks and/or use the massive amount of data from commoncrawl and process it. This way you own the entire process and content and avoid any surprises.

• Sign up for an AWS account if you don't already have one.
• Use a US-East instance so S3 traffic is free.
• Use the index files to process the inurl: footprints
• Ask AI to generate a Python script if you are not into coding yourself. Mistral, OpenAI, Deepseek know commoncrawl just too well. It's 20-30 lines of code, depending on your filters.
• Let it run and you'll have more URLs than you could ever scrape on your own.

Is there anyway i can buy you a beer/coffee ??  PM me your cashapp or something

Hello,

Thank you for your feedback. I'm pleased that this concept works for you too. You no longer need to scrape, use proxies, captchas, CPU, JavaScript parsing. It's not real-time data, but maybe a month old, more up-to-date than any link list and ideal for SEO. You can also use this method to find contact form URLs.

In the next step, you can use the WET files to obtain content and process it with a few lines of code. Again, no delays due to web servers, no proxies, no captchas, no JavaScript parsing.

Drink a ‘Jever Pils’ to me and support my favourite brewery. Cheers!

nutbag

awesome, thank you again.

cherub

organiccastle said:
Drink a ‘Jever Pils’ to me and support my favourite brewery. Cheers!

+1 for Jever

Hunar

Wow, this is amazing.   I've got it running perfectly and deduping as it goes too!

andrewtsays

I am new to all this discussion such as using python script but I know the basic concept of aged domain & backlinks. I hope I can learn a lot from you guys! Thank you all for your valuable input

iamzahidali

organiccastle said:

nutbag said:

bro, you come through with some solid advice. Accessing the CC database to find URLs though ... im finding that very difficult

organiccastle said:

 Backlinks can be easily generated without any scraping but by just doing an export in Semrush or Ahrefs of your competitor's backlinks and/or use the massive amount of data from commoncrawl and process it. This way you own the entire process and content and avoid any surprises.

• Sign up for an AWS account if you don't already have one.
• Use a US-East instance so S3 traffic is free.
• Use the index files to process the inurl: footprints
• Ask AI to generate a Python script if you are not into coding yourself. Mistral, OpenAI, Deepseek know commoncrawl just too well. It's 20-30 lines of code, depending on your filters.
• Let it run and you'll have more URLs than you could ever scrape on your own.

Isi t possible for you if you can publish starting python script i am trying to replicate but cant able to find any URL from the database

organiccastle

iamzahidali said:

Isi t possible for you if you can publish starting python script i am trying to replicate but cant able to find any URL from the database

Simply include debugging output in your script to find any errors. If you have AI create the script for you, AI can improve the code. Commoncrawl and the Python libraries are well documented.

Some people here have had success with these simple steps. 

I do not intend to publish finished code that competes with commercial products and services and possibly even provide support for it. Sorry.

Digitalw0

organiccastle said:

nutbag said:

bro, you come through with some solid advice. Accessing the CC database to find URLs though ... im finding that very difficult

organiccastle said:

 Backlinks can be easily generated without any scraping but by just doing an export in Semrush or Ahrefs of your competitor's backlinks and/or use the massive amount of data from commoncrawl and process it. This way you own the entire process and content and avoid any surprises.

• Sign up for an AWS account if you don't already have one.
• Use a US-East instance so S3 traffic is free.
• Use the index files to process the inurl: footprints
• Ask AI to generate a Python script if you are not into coding yourself. Mistral, OpenAI, Deepseek know commoncrawl just too well. It's 20-30 lines of code, depending on your filters.
• Let it run and you'll have more URLs than you could ever scrape on your own.

I'm assuming you're using proxies for this though?

organiccastle

Digitalw0 said:

I'm assuming you're using proxies for this though?

No, I do not. It is S3 storage, like loading a file.