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Hi guys,

Just wondering what you all use to find UK domains with PR for sale? Kind of like GoDaddy Auctions but for UK and PR?

Thank you please :)
 
Hi guys,

Just wondering what you all use to find UK domains with PR for sale? Kind of like GoDaddy Auctions but for UK and PR?

Thank you please :)

Big domain selling companies sometimes have mini sites on their domains which gain PR randomly, that's where I'd look.

You can find them on forums.

Thanks,

Krystian
 
Ok, here's a trick of the trade I've been using for years.

  1. Search web directories for web sites which no longer resolve
  2. When you find one, check if the domain is available or not
  3. If it has expired/is available, use OpenSiteExplorer.org or something similer to check back links
  4. Then use Archive.org's Way Back Machine to check how long it has been a live website in the past and rip off any old content from its pages.
  5. Recreate the site on a something like WordPress, with any original content from the Way Back Machine - make sure you reuse all the old URLs to ensure you capture any other link juice.
  6. Wait for Google to re-index.
  7. Enjoy some nice PR!

The beauty of this is that if it was an old site it will regain trust straight away after being indexed, much better and effectively only costs you some time and the reg fee...

I have my own php script which I built to do the first 3 automatically for me. I can input the URL of a page within a directory (or any site for that matter) the script checks the status code of all outgoing links on that page. If it finds any links which return 400 or 500 codes it then queries the whois to see if it is registered or not. If not it queries a link checker API and confirms authority/PR of domain (if any).

Giving away quite a bit here, but feeling in a somewhat generous mood.

Hope this helps

Best

Gary
 
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Ok, here's a trick of the trade I've been using for years.

  1. Search web directories for web sites which no longer resolve
  2. When you find one, check if the domain is available or not
  3. If it has expired/is available, use OpenSiteExplorer.org or something similer to check back links
  4. Then use Archive.org's Way Back Machine to check how long it has been a live website in the past and rip off any old content from its pages.
  5. Recreate the site on a something like WordPress, with any original content from the Way Back Machine - make sure you reuse all the old URLs to ensure you capture any other link juice.
  6. Wait for Google to re-index.
  7. Enjoy some nice PR!

The beauty of this is that if it was an old site it will regain trust straight away after being indexed, much better and effectively only costs you some time and the reg fee...

I have my own php script which I built to do the first 3 automatically for me. I can input the URL of a page within a directory (or any site for that matter) the script checks the status code of all outgoing links on that page. If it finds any links which return 400 or 500 codes it then queries the whois to see if it is registered or not. If not it queries a link checker API and confirms authority/PR of domain (if any).

Giving away quite a bit here, but feeling in a somewhat generous mood.

Hope this helps

Best

Gary

Not a bad idea, but you do know that you could get in trouble over taking the content that you don't own/have permission to use?

To make this 100% safe you'd probably have to try to contact the previous owner and offer a small amount of money for the sites content which would be a bit of hassle.
 
Not a bad idea, but you do know that you could get in trouble over taking the content that you don't own/have permission to use?

To make this 100% safe you'd probably have to try to contact the previous owner and offer a small amount of money for the sites content which would be a bit of hassle.

Of course kids, when I say "rip off"... I actually mean use the content purely for inspirational purposes to create your own original and engaging content...It would be highly immoral and is actually illegal to use content created by an author who has not given you permission to use such content...and I would never condone such activity :)
 
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Sincerely thank you for sharing your secret tips Gary, now send us your PHP Script ;)

Best regards

Admin
 
Of course kids, when I say "rip off"... I actually mean use the content purely for inspirational purposes to create your own original and engaging content...It would be highly immoral and is actually illegal to use content created by an author who has not given you permission to use such content...and I would never condone such activity :)

Lol
original and engaging content is best for regaining PR on an old domain, hey, it's all about following Google's guidelines, especially when it comes to ripping off someone's content.
 
Sounds like there are ways and means around Googles guidelines..but how long before they plug the loophole like Penguin did? Make hay while the sun shines. Thanks for the tips.
 
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