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An aged domain typically has higher page rank. I imagine it has a ton of backlinks from just existing in that time. Companies pay for its page rank to be funnel
by ambiate 13y ago
An aged domain typically has higher page rank. I imagine it has a ton of backlinks from just existing in that time. Companies pay for its page rank to be funneled into them by association.
- e13tra 13y agoLooks like it's someone pretty excited to have it: http://symbolics.com/about-symbolics/ http://symbolics.com/about-symbolics/
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- ccheney 13y ago#62, cts.com About 4 years ago the company I worked for had this in their domain portfolio and at one time offered shared hosting from this domain in the mid-late 90's to Present. There are likely a lot of legacy accounts still utilizing the subdomain hosting accounts but we decided to take advantage of domains that were no longer used. Most of these accounts were tied to a dial-up internet service (Concentric). There were a ton of old broken links for subdomains like mycompany.cts.com where the client had closed their account. I set up 301 redirects in the htaccess file for any subdomain which was no longer in use and the actual cts.com domain to redirect to one of our services websites. The PageRank for that website went from 3 to 7 for about a year then it dropped back down to around 4-5. Fun times!