I recently removed PageRank information from the expiring domain listings. To add more value to the listings, I decide to include traffic and valuation data. The traffic and valuation columns are estimates that come from Godaddy. [...] Continue reading →

I have decided to remove PageRank data from domainyank’s listings. The reason is because it is against Google’s TOS to obtain PageRank information in an automated fashion. One thing I don’t want is for Google to flag the site. Should Google decide to make publicly available some type of webservice or API that [...] Continue reading →

A good way to check out the authenticity of a domain is to perform an info search in google (ex. info:domainyank.com). As I have said before, you can easily spoof a PageRank by performing a simple redirect to a site with a high PageRank. Google’s info search will tell you if that is [...] Continue reading →

I have been getting a lot of questions about directory submission lately. I think the best 3 directory websites in order are dmoz.org, dir.yahoo.com, and botw.org. It seems like all you have to do to get accepted into dir.yahoo.com and botw.org is just pay money. However, dmoz.org is a lot harder to be [...] Continue reading →

Check out today’s list of expiring domain names. There are a bunch of available domains with PageRank of 6. Make sure to sort the list on the different columns; you will find there are many domains with hundreds of back links and some with Alexa rank lower than 300,000. [...] Continue reading →

Lots of times the PageRank of a domain is not it’s true PageRank. Rather, it is the PageRank of a domain that is the result of a 301 redirect. This can be a black-hat technique. Someone could assume a high PageRank through a redirection and then offer link exchanges to have their link [...] Continue reading →

I have decided to make the list of Expiring Domains free every day. I am not sure how long I will do this. Anyway, check out the list. There are a couple good ones that are very well ranked. Be sure to do some research before purchasing any expired domain. [...] Continue reading →