Page Age in Google

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by kpaul, Sep 24, 2006.

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    I've thought for quite a while now that the age of a domain (if it's been on the same IP and hasn't changed ownership) plays a large role in how a website ranks. (The influence of this fluctuates month to month, though, I think.)

    Anyway, do you think by now they've gotten this to the page level? That is, if a single page has been around a long time with the same URL, is it given more weight by Google in the algo in your opinion?

    Thanks.
     
    kpaul, Sep 24, 2006 IP
  2. Coolalex

    Coolalex Banned

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    Yes its proven. Thats why people pay alot of money for old domains in the buy sell trade section.

    Like iBoy's sig says: Old Is Gold!
     
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  3. kpaul

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    I thought old domains lost their juice once they traded hands?

    -kpaul
     
    kpaul, Sep 24, 2006 IP
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    Well, I don't know about that. Wouldn't it be rather hard to track who is the owner?
     
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    If you do a Nslookup for www.google.com. I got

    Name: www.l.google.com
    Addresses: 66.249.93.99, 66.249.93.104, 66.249.93.147
    Aliases: www.google.com

    For every region there is a different ipadress.

    I think Ipadress doesn't matter but Domain age is very important.
     
    Sjorritsma, Sep 25, 2006 IP