Domains 14-Year-Old Domain For Sale - NaturalTitties.com - Premium Domain With Fair BIN

[mxdrummer]

I'm selling the domain NaturalTitties.com, first registered in 2001. The domain is registered with Godaddy and listed for sale at Sedo.com.

The domain's keyword gets approximately 2,000 searches per month at a $3.15 CPC value, and the domain itself is still indexed in Google. Search "site:naturaltitties.com"

The name is perfect for someone involved in the breasts niche, though it's got a wide span of uses, and because the site is already indexed, doing SEO for the site won't be such a daunting task. The domain is way past the Google Sandbox period, and it's no secret that Google favors sites that have a long history.

The BIN price is $350 on Sedo. PM me for the sales page link, or simply search "naturaltitties.com" on Sedo.

This is a first come first serve basis. Check it out if you're interested in owning a great domain.

Cheers!

[armysmoke]

14 year old domain name my ass

Domain Name: NATURALTITTIES.COM
Registry Domain ID: 1893977476_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.godaddy.com
Registrar URL: Domain Names | The World's Largest Domain Name Registrar - GoDaddy.com
Update Date: 2015-01-04T04:01:49Z
Creation Date: 2015-01-04T04:01:49Z
Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2016-01-04T04:01:49Z
Registrar: GoDaddy.com, LLC

[Denny]

Good luck selling your 1 day old domain.

[armysmoke]

Originally Posted by Denny

Good luck selling your 1 day old domain.

[mxdrummer]

For god's sake, guys... Check Archive.org.

It was first registered back in 2001. It's a misconception that a domain loses all of its age value when somebody new registers it. Its backlink profile still exists. Its trust and authority as an older domain still exists. Its Moz domain authority still exists. Its authority within the Google search results itself still exists.

Just because the domain owner changes doesn't mean it loses its age value, or any kind of value for that matter. The date someone re-registers it has NO BEARING on how well it fairs while you're doing SEO or creating a business. The age of the domain still exists regardless, because age is the history of the domain. History doesn't disappear.

[3xmedia]

dude, you registered this domain YESTERDAY and you know it. it has some history, backlinks etc., but domain age is based on continuous registration and if a domain is dropped it loses its age.

[mxdrummer]

3xmedia, domain age is NOT based on continuous registration. It's a misconception. What matters is how long the site has been indexed in Google and when Google first saw links going to that site. Registration may have an impact on rankings, but the history and authority of the site still exists and does not change. Check out this quote from CreativeIM:

"It’s worth noting that domain age isn’t referring just to how long you have owned a given domain name, but instead how long it has been since Google first indexed that domain, or saw a link to the domain. Because of this many companies purchase “aged” domains that have been around for a while for the extra bit of Google oomph. Of course just because a domain has been registered for 10 years doesn’t mean that Google considers it 10 years old — it has to have actually had a site indexed by Google.

In other words a domain that’s been registered for 10 years but has no actual site up, or nothing that Google has ever found, is the same as a domain that you bought yesterday."

Google has found this domain, and they found it in 2001, which validates its age.

And yes, I registered it yesterday and now I'm reselling it. That's not a horrible thing. It's called business.

[NaughtyRob]

I'll give you $50 today via Paypal.

[VforVendetta]

100$ from me

[mxdrummer]

$100 offer received and acknowledged. Thanks to VforVendetta!

Still holding out for higher offers, but if none are received, then I'll sell for 100.

[mxdrummer]

Possible higher offer pending. Still seeking other offers for this premium domain! However, if none are received, $100 takes it!

[mxdrummer]

VforVendetta gets it for $100! Please contact me at [email protected] to complete the transaction.

[VforVendetta]

Originally Posted by mxdrummer

VforVendetta gets it for $100! Please contact me at [email protected] to complete the transaction.

please check the mail, i just sent an email yesterday...i resent a second one in this moment

[mxdrummer]

VforVendetta, I've sent an email explaining the situation. Sorry for the delay

[fappingJack]

Goodluck

[Dorkside]

Originally Posted by mxdrummer

domain age is NOT based on continuous registration. It's a misconception.

I've been buying and selling domains for 10 years and a domains age has always been based solely on how long it's been continuously registered. I think you're the first person I've seen argue otherwise.

That's not to say I don't think your domain has value but you need to realize you're alone in considering it to be 14 years old.

[AppYum]

Domain age is NOT solely based on whois registration date. He is 100% right.

For non SEOs this is a hard concept to grasp, especially on this forum, but domain age with respect to SERP is based on the following; Archive.org records, Googles compiled zone file from the beginning on internet history, and the current whois registration date.

I like to use this example... if AOL.com fell off the registry tomorrow and someone scooped it up; would it be a 1 day old domain?

Of course not.

I think there are some pretty smart people on this forum, so I assume the rejection of the facts of 'domain age' are just used to brow beat sellers into submission of selling good names at the lowest price possible.

Domains with a retained age are more attractive in some cases, but honestly ages shouldn't even matter; a good name is a good name. If Jizz.com was released, scooped up, and was 1 day old there would be a lot of interest for it.

Some advice... if it does not sell here... just do your own research for an end user.

GFY is great for a quick sale, but the most lucrative sales come from contacting an end user directly.

Good luck.

[mxdrummer]

AppYum, thanks for speaking up! I couldn't have said it better myself.

Yes, it seems that people who only buy and sell domains don't fully understand the concept of domain age, at least with respect to SERP. When you're doing SEO, your perception of domain age changes because Google couldn't give less of a shit when you re-register a name.

In my personal SEO experience, all Google cares about is the domain's existing authority (DA/PA/Trustflow), the quality of links going to the domain, and how long it's been indexed in the SERPs which is denoted by Archive.org.

But in any case, thanks for the advice about selling to end users. I know how to find them in other industries, and I'm assuming the adult industry is no different. However, if you're still following this thread, I'd like to discuss strategies for finding end users in the adult market.

Please email me at mgempower [at] gmail.com if you'd like to strike up a conversation.

Also, VforVendetta, if you're following this thread as well, please check your email

[mxdrummer]

Domain sold! Thanks to VforVendetta and to everyone else who expressed interest