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How to know about a domain's history? - rudla25 - 07-29-2019
You know that the domain has been on the red flag list or not? Whether or not it being penalized in the past. I am talking about a recent expired domain which is getting auctioned.
RE: How to know about a domain's history? - avinash - 07-30-2019
You can look in the expireddomains.net site for more information.
RE: How to know about a domain's history? - anush - 07-31-2019
(07-30-2019, 05:02 AM)avinash Wrote: You can look in the expireddomains.net site for more information.
This one mostly does it. Apart from this if you are starting a new site then as you are a beginner I will suggest that you start with a new domain. Its easier to start from scratch first.
RE: How to know about a domain's history? - ksmith29 - 08-01-2019
Truth to be told. Its not a switch which you can flip and tell that this domain is good and that one is bad. It takes time and close observations to become an expert on domains.
RE: How to know about a domain's history? - bessieexum - 12-30-2023
To explore a domain's history, you can utilize SEMRush for SEO analysis, Who. is for ownership information, Wayback Machine snapshots, and Google Searches for public records and news. Furthermore, Domain Tools offer in-depth WHOIS records. At the same time, HosterStats shows hosting history and WhoIs Request, which shows detailed ownership changes - providing a comprehensive view of its past history. These tools offer a holistic view of domain history.
RE: How to know about a domain's history? - Alex Jones - 04-19-2024
Checking a domain's history before buying it is an intelligent way to avoid problems down the road. By using WHOIS, the Internet Archive, Ahrefs, and Google, you can get a good idea of what a domain has been used for in the past and who has owned it.