*** Real pr6 blog domains for sale (one year old underdeveloped sites)

Yes and no. Yes, they will not count those links as highly, but if you maintain the quality or increase the quality and build links / continue blogging, then Google will probably not penalize you for long, if at all.

PLUS, the PR change won't be reflected immediately in people's Google Toolbars as they only update that about every 3 months or so. So, when you go to a site and see that it is a PR X, that may or may not be accurate depending on when the last PR update was and what has been done to the site since that update.

 

?? Don't agree...
The quality of backlinks or the credibility of those as nothing to do with the owner's name...

 

Exactly. I'm surprised at the number of detractors here. Obviously most are not very well versed in SEO.

Shenron definitely seems to have some sense though...

 

some fantastic domains, sadly way out of my price range

 

I guess I should add a disclaimer to my posts:

1. I am assuming that the PR6 is not a doctored result
2. The inbound links are not just from one person's network and are going to disappear sometime later
3. If some of the links are from other sites that patrickberry owns, they are on different C blocks and will remain after the sale.

Assuming those three things are true, I say he's offering a hell of a deal.

 

weather you agree or not its actually mentioned in a recent google patent, some of the high profile SEOs have also commented on it.


See the information on SEO Moz here

where he discusses Google's US Patent Application #20050071741

 

Yes pornogothica thats pretty much my thinking. This is simple, if your bidding in the hope of buying cheap to exploit the link selling opportunities, well bad luck, I can do that myself:

here
here
here
and
here
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As I stated earlier....

I have been hunting high pr domains that have backlinks that justify there pr for 4 months now, and know that they are hard to come across.

But if you have experience in gaming sites than the gamerzblog site will be worth more to you than me. The same applies to the rest of these sites.

 

Can you please explain a little bit more about the backlinks. Is there a guarantee that the links from the BlogMedia network will remain and if yes is there a minimum ammount of time that they will not be removed?

 

Hello again Amenzi,

well I read that whole patent when it came out in 2005. Since then I have bought domains, changed there registered details, and guess what, those sites did not lose there pr.

once more what you initally stated is completely wrong. What you stated was:

You have made a categorical statement that a change in whois details will result in the loss of all value in the existing backlinks. That is just plain wrong.
Old is gold.

 

These sites belonged to the blogmedia network. I have purchased 6 of these sites.

I cannot guaratee that the links will stay on the remaining network that I do not own or control. but I have spoken to the owner and he is interested in maintaining the link exchage.

What I can guarantee is a link exchange between my network and the sold site (if I sell any!) My network consists of 4 pr5 and 6 pr6 blogs.

 

I didnt state they would lose PR i said they would lose the value of exisiting backlinks which will effect the ranking in the search engines

you can hear Shoemoney and Randfish talking about it on this podcast about 19mins in. At the end of the day you can make your mind up.

 

I have personal experience that indicates this is categorically not true. Do you have personal experience that supports what you are saying? I am talking domains that have not expired.

I would agree with the following ideas:

1. it is possible, but not proven, that google weakens the total value of the back links with a change in whois details.
2. the total negative impact of this change (if at all since I believe google needs to have seen some red flags waving for this part of the algo to kick in) is probably very variable (depending on dns reputation, whois data reputation, churning of the doman, domain content ...)

I do SEO. I like SEO. I have been doing SEO 8 years.

There is value in these domains, some people have that very clear. Others apparently do not. Fair enough. Thats not a problem for me.

What is surprising is the willingness of non buyers to make unnecessary and uncalled for comments in a sales thread. You wont an interesting seo conversation take it to the correct part of DP.

Amnezia, please make your incorrect categorical statement in all the aged domain sales at DP.

Go on, I bet you don´t.

So why did you in this thread?

 

Thanks for the link Amnezia! Shoe and Rand are always a great listen or read!

 

You hit it on the head. That's what made me pop my 2cents in. It always irritates me whenever people try to devalue an item that they are not even interested in.

I would love to purchase one of your sites, but unfortunately, I am too poor to afford it.

 

Ok i revised my original post as it was possibly a little to over the top

But yes i have had the ranking effected when changing the whois details of a domain a few times actually, even though the links remained the same. On an interesting note it doesn't seem to apply to .co.uks for some reason.

 

So you have killed a sales thread, and then edit what you initally stated!

You have still not actually explained the motive of you intervention in this SALES thread.

ps ...

I think it has to do with the NUMBER of red flags that get raised.

 

Patrick,

I suggest you ask a moderator to close this thread and open a new one in 2 or 3 days.

Please guys, if you don't want to buy don't, but don't ruin sales threads with speculations.

Buyers should be carefull when they buy, and looking at Patrick's iTrader, and having dealt with him before, I doubt he's scamming anyone.

 

When does bidding end on these domains?

shenron: It's allways good to ask questions. He disproved everyone saying it's not worth the price.

 

No end date has been set yet.

Questions are fine. The tone used to ask them is important, and more importantly as an auction if you do not believe that its worth the price, do not bid. I think the point emthree is the I should not have to disprove anybody saying it´s not worth the price in a sales thread. If its not worth the price to you, no problem, do not bid.

Basic good manners indicates that some questions and or comments are best sent via PM and not thread posts.

I genuinely believe that what this thread has seen is some gross behaviour. Individuales have made blatant mistakes, claiming that these sites have no value or limited value. No apology has been made for incorrect statements that are made in clear detriment to this sales thread.

I now understand why the major site sales occur over at Sitepoint and not here at DP, which is a shame, since DP is the No.1 for link sales.

 

will the links remain on the blogmedia network? Im interested if they do i might pick them up