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I have seen the question asked many times so thought I would share something I just found this on a drop list site. (Not that it's a definitive answer.)
"May 7, 2004 : You may notice that Google is getting better at deleting expired domain Page Rank. Domains in Pending Delete are getting hit a lot more than any others. As of right now, they are running 4 days. What that means is when your domain is 4 days away from expiring... PR will be dropped. In the past, PR restored quickly with a content rich site. This may or may not be the case now." Have you had any experience or read any other info about expired domains and Google PR?
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I wouldn't buy any domain based on Google PR.
There is a scam going on right now where people are selling high ranking domain names (PR 9 and 10) but as soon as you buy it and google update it's records, PR drops down to 0. I've tried it myself and I really can boost Google's PR to 10 in less then 2 weeks but it doesn't last ( it stays at 10 until Google's next update which is ususlly just a couple of weeks) |
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There is a scam going on right now where people are selling high ranking domain names (PR 9 and 10) but as soon as you buy it and google update it's records, PR drops down to 0. <<<<<<<< Yes - there is another thread where someone said that he found out how the toolbar PR could be falsified in the short-term. |
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i've had some small success with this. I've aquired a domain thats a PR6 & am working frantically to create more content for it. It's been up for several months now & google seems to be cool with it. However I only paid the normal reg fee, rather than buying it with any markup, so it was only a small gamble, and its a nice domain anyway.
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That's right, frk. Capitalize on the PR(while it has one) of the purchased domain. Build relevant content and get back links for it to sustain that PR. When the domain is inactive for a certain period of time(only Google knows how long), PR drops to "0".
There will be no inbetweens, simply back to PR0. |
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From my experience its easy enough to get the PR back, since the inbound links will still be there (hopefully!). I found that searching for link:www.mydomain.com returned no results for a domain that had been out of use for a year or more, but once the site was back up the PR & backlinks were restored.
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