I personally use domains like this for two things.

1) Building mini-sites. If I find a domain that fits a niche I want to build in I know I can get a head start with a domain like these that have some ‘trust’ in Google.

2) Link Networks – I build autoblogs on these domains then link to my own sites or sell links through sites like TextLinkAds.com

You’ll need to find today’s domains at the Godaddy Auctions where you’ll need to pay a $5 membership fee.

>> SEARCH FOR THE DOMAIN AT THE GODADDY AUCTIONS

Domain Name	Creation Date	Google PR	Yahoo LP
rdframe.com	26/10/2005	2	25
plazadancestudio.com	26/10/2004	2	10
autospottv.com	25/10/2007	2	2
totprox.info	-	2	4
diydaycare.com	26/10/2008	2	31
womspace.com	26/10/2005	2	18
muzica-gratis.net	25/10/2006	2	808
margelute.info	-	2	208
spcacontest.com	26/10/2006	2	52
procurler.com	26/10/2006	2	15
clunesvilla.com	26/10/2005	2	18
devilskitchenmusicfestival.com	26/10/2006	2	129
walrusnut.com	26/10/2004	2	11
debacosta.com	26/10/2008	2	123
opvacations.com	26/10/2005	2	15
greeniq.net	26/10/2008	1	18
ezekieldesign.com	25/10/2005	2	13
marsociety.org	-	2	32
zuidwester.info	-	2	42
nepamortgagetips.com	26/10/2006	2	614
seattleboilerroom.com	26/10/2005	2	13
high-search-engine-ranking.net	24/10/2008	2	88
odakisushi.com	26/10/2005	2	15
sincronicos.com	26/10/2007	2	28
idpics.com	26/10/2008	2	26
advent-o-rama.com	25/10/2007	2	2

Why bother with old domains? Because age is a big factor in search rankings. Google treats new domains with suspicion and old domains with trust. This means that if you grab an old domain, re-build the old site (archive.org) and then change the content once the site has re-ranked. This is my usual strategy. I’ve also had look just buying domains and building sites on them or – buying relevant domains to my niche then 301 redirecting it to a new site. All that link juice can then flow to my website.

To buy these domains you’ll need to search for them at the Godaddy Auctions and you’ll require a $5 per year membership. You could have in your ownership a 13 year old domain with links for under $20 today.

>> SEARCH FOR THE DOMAIN AT THE GODADDY AUCTIONS

Note: Wayback records are copies saved (cached) of how the site was in the past. You can find the records at archive.org – very helpful for rebuilding sites.

Domain Name	Creation Date	Wayback Records	Yahoo LP
michaelgarson.com	08/02/1999	13	0
hermcosys.com	26/10/1997	29	4
sonicsubscription.com	26/10/1998		13
spunkfactory.com	25/10/1997	83	1
exarouter.com	26/10/1998	6	0
genesiswe.com	26/10/1998	77	18
nbasexyplex.com	26/10/1998		0
creation-station.net	26/10/1998	80	19
landmarksavingsbank.com	26/10/1998	106	32
petarouter.com	26/10/1998	6	0
cincinnati-tonight.com	02/05/1998	2	0

I picked up a domain from auction for $120, scraped the old website from Archive.org and put some adsense on it. Few weeks later and it’s making $10 per day.

Why do all the hard work in building a site when someone out there is just giving away the whole lot?

The interesting thing is that once you re-build a site on these domains they get indexed by google, usually re-gain their old rankings and the traffic can double or even triple.

Today I’m listing a bunch of domains in the Godaddy Auctions that have traffic. One domain has 60’000 visitors per month. What could you do with that much traffic?

IMPORTANT: To bid on these domains you’ll need a Godaddy Auction Membership. It’s $5 per year.

To find these domains just folllow this link and search for them at the auctions.

They are ALL listed in Dmoz.
All have 100+ Links (some have over 2000!)
Some have traffic (those numbers are aprox monthly amounts).
And a bunch have Pagerank.

Sign up above to be the first to get daily lists of domains just like these.

You’ll need to search for the domain at the auctions:
https://auctions.godaddy.com/trpHome.aspx
Note: It’s free to search the auctions but to bid you must be a member. This costs about
$5 per year.

PR3+,
3 years old+
100 links
Under $20!

You’ll need to search for the domain at the auctions:
https://auctions.godaddy.com/trpHome.aspx

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I’m now opening this up to anyone with interest – contact us with the amount of domains you require and the criteria they must have we’ll give you an expected turn around time and price per domain.