Buying expired domains to increase traffic?

[arindamb]

I am going to buy expired domains to increase traffic for my mains site by using redirect methods or redirect links from them

Will it work? Does it affect to SEO ranking for main sites?

 

[sanusense]

As you already mentioned "EXPIRED" domains, so how can you expect traffic from there?

BUT, the gem is there - Link Boost. A vast majority of Internet Marketers, especially those Amazon ones are using Expired domains to send link juice to their Money site.
So, get a domain with minimum of DA 15+, Trust and Citation around 7+.
Add some articles into it, 5 would be considerable. Do some light SEO for those articles, link out to Authority sites in the niche, so that Google won''t give it a RED Flag.

Make only 2 Links per website. It is not mandatory, but consider it.

Thank me later

 

[SEOPub]

SEOPub

That is some seriously bad advice and a great way to waste money. DA, TF, CF, and any other metric you want to think of should only be used as filters. Buying domains based on those numbers is a completely asinine idea considering how inaccurate they can be.

You want to check if the links actually exist anymore. I can show you domains with a DA over 20 and 30 that have basically no links because DA is so inaccurate. I can also show you domains with very low DA's, but great a great link profile.

If you are buying based on metrics alone, you are going to waste money.

 

[AbeloHost]

Also check how the website looked previously with WayBackMachine. Perhaps you can copy that site using its .html files. That way you preserve the link juice. Also, SEOPub was on point. I would like to add that if there a lot of backlinks, they can be spam, Chinese (common), and other suspiscious links. Also not advisable to take then.

 

[sanusense]

Alright, I may be wrong. But, why not you just explain us to get one.

 

[Questlot]

Be very careful when buying expired domain for traffic purpose. If the expired domain has bad links it may likely affect your site. Always check the domain history before you buy and link to your site.

 

[LordJames4]

It sounds like an incredibly interesting method, though I'm not sure how effective this method will be.