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    coykiesaol is offline Member
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    Domain age query

    Hi,

    It's pretty much well known that google values the age of a domain very highly. But I just wanted to ask a couple of questions about how the domain age is handled:

    If a 5 year old domain expires, and I register it, does it remain a 5 year old domain in google's eyes, or does it become a brand new domain again?

    If I buy a 5 year old domain from someone, therefore all the registration details change, does google keep recognising it as a 5 year old domain?

    Thank you in advance for any answers!

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    Henry Wilson is offline Junior WHC Addict
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    Google gives lot of value to the aged domain names. If a 5 year old domain is expired and if it registered again with in 60 days after expiry date, Then the domain has it's own value as 5 year old one.
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    SiberForum is offline WHC Administrator
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    You know, if you are planning to buy an old domain because you know the advantages of having an old domain that Google will treat differently from newly-born domains, you'd better buy the one that has already been known with the niche you are going to use.

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    TailoredVPS is offline Member
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    As long as you buy it before 60 days after it expires then you have no problems

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    Inoxbreeze is offline Newbie
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    Nice piece of information !

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    SiberForum is offline WHC Administrator
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    I suppose that if a domain expired and someone again registered then it's a fresh new domain as domain reg. date changed so google considers it as a new domain.

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    maggie_daily is offline Newbie
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    much better to registered again before the domain expired to prevent the age of a domain

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    sahaya is offline Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by coykiesaol View Post
    Hi,

    It's pretty much well known that google values the age of a domain very highly. But I just wanted to ask a couple of questions about how the domain age is handled:

    If a 5 year old domain expires, and I register it, does it remain a 5 year old domain in google's eyes, or does it become a brand new domain again?

    If I buy a 5 year old domain from someone, therefore all the registration details change, does google keep recognising it as a 5 year old domain?

    Thank you in advance for any answers!

    domain age is calculated from the time of domain is registered. in case of yours yes it is a 5 year old domain. you can know the age of the domain from who is tool. you domain registry date will be displayed while checking it. with the help of that you can determine the age of the domain. i checked my domain age from WhoisXY.com

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