Wanted: Service How to maintain PR after grabbing domains?

[micky]

Hey guys,

it is often the case, or mostly, thate when I grab expired domains with Google PR that either after registration or the day after the PR drops to zero.

How do you guys maintain PR in such cases?

Thanks,
Mike

 

[DNjet]

Google recognizes the domain expired now , the best thing to do is get a site underneath it immediately and you have a good chance of the PR returning soon.

 

[micky]

So parking pages do not qualify I guess?

Google recognizes the domain expired now , the best thing to do is get a site underneath it immediately and you have a good chance of the PR returning soon.

 

[DNjet]

No , not really , something with decent SEO and content will do it.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

See what was on it before at archive.org.

 

[lilian]

build a website ASAP

 

[playpics]

Hey guys,

it is often the case, or mostly, thate when I grab expired domains with Google PR that either after registration or the day after the PR drops to zero.

How do you guys maintain PR in such cases?

Thanks,
Mike

Just built your new site ASAP
then it should be return to the ranking list, good luck

 

[Preoccupy]

What is the "Google PR" ?

 

[Paul_Kuhn]

Moin Moin,

What is the "Google PR" ?

Go and visit your local google-site, enter "Google PR" and have a look at the results!

Ahoi!

 

[DomainDame]

Google recognizes the domain expired now , the best thing to do is get a site underneath it immediately and you have a good chance of the PR returning soon.

OK. So then, would it be wiser to sell a PR domain with content?

When you say immediately, do you mean like the same day you get the domain?

 

[DNjet]

OK. So then, would it be wiser to sell a PR domain with content?

When you say immediately, do you mean like the same day you get the domain?

Yes DomainDame, ASAP , because google now recognizes the expire date and as soon as it drops the PR drops off the chart. You would get a site underneath it immediately and wait for the next PR update in hopes of gaining the PR back.

Yes, better to sell a PR site existing and holding the PR.

 

[DomainDame]

So, as a seller, I find a nice PR 5 domain that has expired. Instead of just selling the domain, I put some content under it then sell it as a complete site.

What I'm asking is, if I decide to try to grab domains with exsisting PR, I'd lke for the buyers to be able to retain it.

BUT, doesn't it also depend on if the sites backlinks retain?

Mainly I'm asking because I'm just getting started and domains with exsisting PR are obviously in demand. I don't want to be associated with BS if I sell these types of domains then the buyers lose PR. This loses trust in the buyer and perhaps jeopardizes any future transactions with them.

Do you see what I'm asking or trying to say?

 

[DNjet]

So, as a seller, I find a nice PR 5 domain that has expired. Instead of just selling the domain, I put some content under it then sell it as a complete site.

What I'm asking is, if I decide to try to grab domains with exsisting PR, I'd lke for the buyers to be able to retain it.

BUT, doesn't it also depend on if the sites backlinks retain?

Mainly I'm asking because I'm just getting started and domains with exsisting PR are obviously in demand. I don't want to be associated with BS if I sell these types of domains then the buyers lose PR. This loses trust in the buyer and perhaps jeopardizes any future transactions with them.

Do you see what I'm asking or trying to say?

Get a site under it and wait until the next PR update until you try and sell , because the domain is likely to lose the PR right away after it expires within days , then you have to gain the PR back, so you will be selling a true PR , also the backlinks don't usually go away that fast if there is a website under the domain.

 

[DomainDame]

Thanks. I appreciate your explanation.

OT: Gosh, I like your avatar :cheeky:

 

[DNjet]

OT: Gosh, I like your avatar :cheeky:

How many times have we all woke up to that after 14 hours of doing this stuff.

 

[playpics]

wish u Good Luck

 

[dcristo]

BUT, doesn't it also depend on if the sites backlinks retain?

Yes. PR is a function of backlinks.