Domain age question

Hello all I can't understand why is better a 10 yrs old Domain than a new registered. Does they have better SE rankings or what?

 

Who said they are better??

 

I read somewhere and here when somebody sells domains advertise whith the age of domain

 

yes,especially for google ranking.a aged domain get more trust than a new.

 

good to hear this thanks for info

 

hehe my domain is only 3 months bigger than google.com

 

u mean 3 months older?

 

Yes sorry but i told u i have weak english
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=275298

 

no problem i have too im hungarian

 

The domain age is a factor in SE rankings. But, not the exact date when the domain is registered.

But, the date on which SE came to know about the domain i.e. it was first indexed.

For example, if I have a 10 year old domain not ever indexed by Google and other SE's, it is worthless in terms of SEO.

 

So parked domains are not very valuable?

 

They are not of much SEO value unless they are indexed. And how much weight do you think Google will give to a domain which contains only links?

 

The age of the domain according to Google index and not according to the WHOIS details. Older domains are quite trusted and more likely to have more links and replication across the web. Somebody rumored that they factor that into their PR system, suggesting that it is a strategy to discourage short term rogue sites that just apply spammy methods to get high ranking position in the SEs, make some money and then disppear.

 

Thanks for info

The Google Index date Is the date when google cached the website?

 

Yup..........