How To Find High DA/TF Expired Domains?

If you have ever spent hours looking for a good domain name, you know how frustrating that can be. You will never find the domain that you really want because most of them are already taken. This is when you settle down for a long, complicated name that isn’t that appealing.

But what if we say that you can still get hold of an awesome domain name with good backlink profile and great authority?

Well, yes.

And this is where DROPPED or EXPIRED DOMAINS come into the picture.

What are Expired Domains?

An expired domain (or dropped domain) is a domain that someone (an individual, organization, or company) must have purchased earlier, but wouldn’t have renewed after their contract ended with the registrar.

An expired domain can be in any one of these 3 states:

  • Available: This means that the domain hasn’t been renewed and is released.
  • Just Renewed: This means that the owner has renewed the domain in the last 24 hours of expiry date.
  • Pending: This means that the domain is still pending to be deleted. If you want the domain, you can try backordering it.

Thousands of domain names expire every day. Though most of these are trash (with no backlink profile and domain authority), there are some aged domains with excellent backlinks.

You can filter such domains easily with the help of metrics from:

  • Moz (to check for Domain Authority)
  • Majestic (to check for Trust Flow)

These domains are great for building PBNs (Private Blog Networks) and money sites.

What happens when a domain expires?

Once a domain expires, it is deactivated or hindered from use immediately. This means that if you try to open and access the website, it won’t work. However, the owner of the domain will still have 30-days time to renew it, but can’t make any change to it.

Why should you buy expired domains?

An old, expired domain is far better than registering a new one.

Why?

Because it already has good backlink profile, would have had some traffic, and it might also have a good PR (Page Rank). Moreover, it should have already indexed on major search engines.

If you pick an expired domain that already has good age history and trust, then it is great for SEO (Search Engine Optimization).

How come some Domains have Authority?

This is a good question. Let’s make it simple though.

When someone says that they have a domain with good authority, they are actually talking of 4 important factors, which include:

  • Domain Authority (DA)
  • Page Authority (PA)
  • Trust Flow (TF)
  • Citation Flow (CF)
  • Spam free

If a website’s DA, PA, TF, and CF is really high and is free from spam links, then, it means that it has good authority.

A good example for this would be “google.com.” If you check its DA, it will be really high. Obviously, its “GOOGLE.” So, you can imagine its authority.

Now, here’s a quick question for you.

Would you prefer registering a new domain with “0” DA, PA, TF, and CF or buy an expired domain that already has decent numbers in these?

Well, the answer is apparent here.

Buy an expired domain that already has good DA, PA, TF, and CF – rather than registering a new domain and building authority from the scratch. This is a smart move and that’s literally what we are going to tell you now.

What can you do with Expired Domains?

Though there are plenty of things that EXPIRED or DROPPED DOMAINS can be used for, most use them in 3 ways:

  • Build authority websites
  • Build PBNs (Private Blog Network)
  • Perform 301 redirects

How to find Expired Domains?

Though there are many places to look for expired domains, we recommend you to go with either expireddomains.net or expireddomains.io.

Here, we are going to teach you how to source for a good expired domain with the help of expireddomains.net.

So, let’s get started.

Step 1: Create an account on expireddomains.net

Expireddomains.net is one of the well-known and most admired places to look for expired domains. The website is updated every hour with a list of domains that expire.

Go to expireddomains.net and click on the Signup button that you see at the top right corner.

Step 2: Login to your account and click “Deleted Domains”

Once you have signed up, login to your account with the right credentials. The moment you login, you will see their dashboard with plenty of buttons.

Click on the button that says “Deleted Domains.”

Step 3: Next, click the option “Show Filters”

Once you click the button “Deleted Domains,” an updated list shows up with domains that were deleted.

Above the table, you will see an option called “Show Filter.” Click on that.

When you click “Show Filter,” a window shows up with different filters. You can set a few filters for searching the best deleted domains from the populated list.

Under the section – Common SEO – you will see a textfield called Backlinks. Enter 1000 in it. Next, in the section – Listing Settings – check the box that says “only available domains.” Then, from the drop-down menu “domains per page,” choose 200.

After you enter these details, in the bottom left corner, you will see a button called Apply Filter. Click on it.

Now, you will see a list of domains for the metrics you have chosen for.

Now, click on the column DP to sort it in either ascending or descending order.

From the list, pick a domain(s) that has a DP factor of more than 200. These domains will have high authority.

If you still have doubts, you can check on Moz & Majestic.

Quick Tip:

If you use expireddomains.io, you don’t have to check for Moz DA & Majestic TF separately. Instead, they are updated for every expired domain in the same table.

Hope, you have find this information useful. If you have any other trick to help find expired domains, feel free to drop it in the comments section.

Pursuing MCA from the University of Delhi, Saurabh Saha is an experienced blogger and internet marketer. Through his popular technology blogs: TechGYD.COM & Sguru.org, he is helping several brands to gain exposure in front of high-quality web visitors.