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[dean]

hi guys
is there a way to monitor the Page rank of .com.au domains being sold on netfleet or you just have to check yourself ?
i kn ow there are sites that will give you stats on domains for .coms but are there sites which give you stats on .com.au domains being sold ?

thanks
dean

 

[zhenjie]

The advanced view on Netfleet should tell you PR if any. Not many .aus drop with PR intact

 

[dean]

ok thanks
can anybody tell me an estimate on domain prices for say a domain with no page rank but a few hundred backlinks ?
or a domain with no page rank and only 10-20 backlinks ?

 

[soj]

ok thanks
can anybody tell me an estimate on domain prices for say a domain with no page rank but a few hundred backlinks ?
or a domain with no page rank and only 10-20 backlinks ?

Dean, there are so many more variables to consider before anyone could even hazard a guesstimate!

e.g. traffic / search volume; what niche; is it high or low value CPC (cost per click); what sort of backlinks are they; and quite a few more.

 

[dean]

ok - thanks

 

[zhenjie]

Hi dean, nobody here really takes into account backlinks and PR with old/dropped domains. Those are really only valuable to someone who are using them for SEO

 

[FirstPageResults]

Hi dean, nobody here really takes into account backlinks and PR with old/dropped domains. Those are really only valuable to someone who are using them for SEO

It adds to the value though

 

[dean]

ok great
with the auctions i have been receiving alerts from netfleet and snapper auctions
i see there is an auction ending 230 saturday
is there snapper auctions ending every day at 230 ?
or does days/times change ?

 

[Timmy]

It adds to the value though

If you pick something up on the drops though doesn't it end up being a new reg? I'm sure it wouldn't be instantaneous but any real benefit/juice would eventually be lost wouldn't it?

Keen to know

 

[Bacon Farmer]

is there snapper auctions ending every day at 230 ?
or does days/times change ?

There are daily drop auctions at netfleet.com.au (Snapper Auction) and drop.com.au every day, these finish at 2pm AEDT.

Netfleet have their After Market Auction (AMA) almost everyday with the auction finish time at 2.30pm.

 

[demandclass]

hi guys
is there a way to monitor the Page rank of .com.au domains being sold on netfleet or you just have to check yourself ?
i kn ow there are sites that will give you stats on domains for .coms but are there sites which give you stats on .com.au domains being sold ?

thanks
dean

I have been 100% spot on unsuccessful on every occasion that I purchased a domain name in the expired auctions that had page rank. geodomains is the only person that I know of personally that has had great success at this, so I know it can be done. However, the best name and also the highest pr that comes to mind is when I purchased blessed.com.au and it had a pr6. I got it online straightaway and the next rankings adjustment it was down to a pr1. I look at it as a fantastic purchase for $350 or whatever it was, but still if the pr would have held up I would've said uber fantastic.

 

[Lucas]

If you pick something up on the drops though doesn't it end up being a new reg? I'm sure it wouldn't be instantaneous but any real benefit/juice would eventually be lost wouldn't it?

Keen to know

I have always found expired .au domains kept their 'juice' and PR better than .com / .org / .net etc. I always thought this was because Google could not as easily see the expiration date on .au domains. That might now change because dropping .au domains are now made public. However I have picked up quite a few expired and dropping .au domains that re-gain good PR that seems to stick better than other TLDs.

Some of my highest PR domains came from expired .au domains several years ago and the PR never changed.

 

[DavidL]

I have always found expired .au domains kept their 'juice' and PR better than .com / .org / .net etc. I always thought this was because Google could not as easily see the expiration date on .au domains.

Also Google is a registrar for many gTLDs but not for Australia AFAIK so definitely easier for .au drops to slip under the radar

 

[Oz.]

Also Google is a registrar for many gTLDs but not for Australia AFAIK so definitely easier for .au drops to slip under the radar

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