google expired domains

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by svfox, Jul 14, 2008.

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    Is there any way to see if google has done a reset.
    Meaning using the date the first person reg'd the domains or if google now uses the day you reg'd/created the domain after it expired.
     
    svfox, Jul 14, 2008 IP
  2. puremonopoly

    puremonopoly Active Member

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    k, I'm confused... are you asking about when Google reports domains as being expired and dropped? Or are you asking about a search engine reset where expired domains are deleted from the system b/c there no longer is page content? ^_^
     
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  3. svfox

    svfox Well-Known Member

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    The second one.
    when google resets the search engine , the PR to 0. Well I am hoping they dont reset the age to 0.
    I know the PR might get reset, but I hope they don't reset the age to 0 since it expired.

    I want google to count the age of the domain from the first guys reg, not from when i reg;d
    I want the domain to be aged longest possible.
     
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    Frobber Well-Known Member

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    Google Reset? ... I think they don't reset domains.
    Old domains keep their advantage in several ways.

    1. links are very old and established on often on good websites
    2. pagerank is an algorythm which is calculated on links - if a domains expire links will be deleted from Google - BUT if you re-create a website they will be reactivated.

    Hope this helps a little bit
     
    Frobber, Jul 14, 2008 IP