How to find domains with high PR's.

chum112 · 05-24-2007, 11:17 PM

I may have said this before.

But i am purchasing some domain names. I want to purchase them with high PR's. Like the person who owned the domain name before, didn't renew the domain. Kind of thing.

So how can i check which domains have a high PR?

So i can buy it?

And will the PR stay if i put a site on that domain?

Wb many thanx

chum112 · 05-26-2007, 05:03 PM

Come on everyone. Someone offered me $20 to do this last weekend. But i can't find the previous thread. Anyone have any clues?

Cornbread · 05-26-2007, 05:17 PM

try: https://www.snapnames.com/

You can check page rank here: http://www.domainpagerank.com/

chum112 · 05-27-2007, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Cornbread

try: https://www.snapnames.com/

You can check page rank here: http://www.domainpagerank.com/

Thanks for that but im not willing to use credit cards. Also it seems kind of dodgy. Im having trouble trusting it to be a high PR once the domain is bought.

Any other ideas?

mitra · 05-27-2007, 12:49 AM

I think concentrating on traffic will be better for you rather than searching for high pr as google lower the pr to 0 for the expired domains. so search for a high traffic domain may prove beneficial for u.

swapw · 05-27-2007, 12:58 AM

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Thanks for that but im not willing to use credit cards.

What kind of payment are you willing to settle if not credit cards?

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And will the PR stay if i put a site on that domain?

Are you saying that you are going to change the content? I think we need some clarification before we can helpfully assist. As a general rule of thumb, any web page can always move up or down with Google. It really depends on your backlink and a lot of other stuff.

-Swapw

chum112 · 05-27-2007, 01:50 AM

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Originally Posted by swapw

What kind of payment are you willing to settle if not credit cards?

Are you saying that you are going to change the content? I think we need some clarification before we can helpfully assist. As a general rule of thumb, any web page can always move up or down with Google. It really depends on your backlink and a lot of other stuff.

-Swapw

I pay everything with my paypal account.

Yes all i want to do is buy a high pr domain such as pr5. Which has no content or what soever on it. Then sell links on the site. Any advice now?? thanks

Cornbread · 05-27-2007, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by chum112

I pay everything with my paypal account.

Yes all i want to do is buy a high pr domain such as pr5. Which has no content or what soever on it. Then sell links on the site. Any advice now?? thanks

If it was that easy everyone would do it. There are literaly thousands of directories already out there. Contact the owners and see if they will sell.

zokiii · 05-27-2007, 03:06 PM

If you are interested in PR check this tool

http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/pagerank-search/

Enter the search term and voila

EBORG9 · 05-27-2007, 03:24 PM

I am telling you seriously. Buying just a domain with PR as the only reason for the purchase is a really , risky transaction.

First of all, you are going to change everything about the content, and the SEO that made it ranked.
Second. You are going to change the DNS, and the IP address along with that content and the SEO.
Third. Then you will say that the buyer ripped you off, when in fact he did not.

If your only reason for buying is PR, then don't waste your money paying reseller prices, when you can just pick up a few dropped ones for cheap.

All the effort and money would be better spent just concentrating on the work and dedication that it takes to build a quality ranked site.
Shortcuts will cost you more money, and waste more time, than just dedicating your self to the proven principles that work for the people selling the domains in the first place.

BTW, a PR 6 domain with no content, will not be PR 6 on the next update. you will have wasted your money and seen no return on your investment in as short as 3 months.
JMO

ptamdagr8 · 07-11-2007, 10:40 AM

tell me more about this... well i want to built my own blog so that I can work with payperpost, reviewme and that kinds.. so i need a domain with at least a pr3 value... where do i buy a pr3 domain

Bernard · 07-11-2007, 11:36 AM

suggest you read the whole thread

KeithCash · 07-11-2007, 07:48 PM

give
urltrends.com it is very good

Affnice · 07-11-2007, 07:55 PM

i hear something like that, named register compas

peter_d · 07-11-2007, 08:28 PM

To reiterate what other posters have said...

Buying domains for the PR alone is risky. There's no guarantee it will last (i.e. the link structure may change after purchase, especially if there are paid links involved. Other reasons as above)

The surest way is to buy an existing site and keep much of the content. Update and change slowly. Even then, there are no guarantees.

The change in registrar details alone are enough to raise a flag.

ptamdagr8 · 07-12-2007, 12:49 AM

but how do these people collect all these expired domains and sale again?? Whatever it me, tell me some sites so that i can search for such a domain with good pr and tell me about Alexa ranking..

Johan007 · 07-12-2007, 04:45 AM

This is black hat discussion and just plain wrong.

peter_d · 07-12-2007, 07:05 PM

All hat discussions are welcome

Knowing about techniques, and using them, are two different things.

Besides, buying domains is fine. PR is one factor people like to consider, and it's a nice bonus if a domain has it. There are many other factors to consider, however.

Cornbread · 07-12-2007, 07:39 PM

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The change in registrar details alone are enough to raise a flag.

Do you really think the Google-bot goes in and checks to see who the owners are on each site and checks to see if the owners have changed? I don't know I am just asking, it sounds kind of far out to me. You wouldn't think it would matter who the owner was as long as the topic of the web site stays the same.

Look people take down their web site and rebuild it all new again all the time. I did it before, I deleted my entire web site and started completely over from scratch. I had tons of dead links for about a month but it didn't hurt my SERPS too much and yes I did lose my page rank of my sub pages, but it was just the Google bar page rank and when Google did their quarterly Google bar update I got it back. You should still be able to keep your home page Page rank however.

The main advantage to buying an old domain? Inbound Links, you will start out with maybe hundreds of links already in place that you wouldn't have from a new domain.

SkGold · 07-12-2007, 07:45 PM

Be careful when buying domain with high PR. Double and triple check it.