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lektrikpuke

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Más opciones 4 oct, 11:26

De: lektrikpuke <lektrikp...@yahoo.com>

Fecha: Sat, 4 Oct 2008 09:26:57 -0700 (PDT)

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Asunto: Previously Owned/Used URL & SEO

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If I purchase a URL that was used by someone else before me, does
everything get reset to zero by Google? I realize that if there are
links out there pointing to the base URL, they'll still count toward
PR, but SERP's take into account (as I understand it) a URL's
longevity (how long has it been around?, is it registered for more
than 1 year into the future?). Obviously, this could be a good thing
or a bad thing (depending on the footprint left behind). So, does
Google recognize new ownership and zero everything out?

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De: "Bernard Savonet" <bernard.savo...@gmail.com>

Fecha: Sat, 11 Oct 2008 00:03:04 +0200

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Asunto: Re: Previously Owned/Used URL & SE

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You nned to make a difference betwwen your domain, your site, and its pages.
usually, the age of the domain and the age of the site are positive factor:
the older the better

OTOH, search engines do like sites that are living,ie regularly updated.
Therefore recent pages are a positive factor.

You can also look to check how your site was some years ago thx to the
"wayback machine", eg
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.multi-sources.fr or
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.multi-sources.com will give you the
list of archived pages from some sites of mine.

2008/10/4, lektrikpuke <lektrikp...@yahoo.com>:

> If I purchase a URL that was used by someone else before me, does
> everything get reset to zero by Google? I realize that if there are
> links out there pointing to the base URL, they'll still count toward
> PR, but SERP's take into account (as I understand it) a URL's
> longevity (how long has it been around?, is it registered for more
> than 1 year into the future?). Obviously, this could be a good thing
> or a bad thing (depending on the footprint left behind). So, does
> Google recognize new ownership and zero everything out?

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El asunto del debate ha cambiado a "Previously Owned/Used URL & SEO" de SEOGuy

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Más opciones 10 oct, 06:11

De: SEOGuy <g...@seo-and-beyond.com>

Fecha: Fri, 10 Oct 2008 04:11:24 -0700 (PDT)

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Asunto: Re: Previously Owned/Used URL & SEO

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Nope.

One of the biggest reasons it is profitable to "flip domains"

They are interested in the domain bringing valuable content to their
niche target audience rather than who is the owner/operator.

Therefore, if you find a domain name fitting your niche audience that
is owned by someone who is willing to sale then by all means BUY IT!

Later
SEOGuy
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http://ViralMarketing4U.com

On Oct 4, 9:26 am, lektrikpuke <lektrikp...@yahoo.com> wrote:

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