For Sale How registrars do to re-index expired domain names?

[centreurope.org]

Hi,
Several expired domains I bought are not indexed by Google. I have tried for month to build new links, but they have not re-appeared yet in Google's index.
On the contrary, as soon as a registrar (and especially eurodns.com, which I absolutely do not recommend) registers a domain name for me and uses his pages parking service, this domain is often appearing again in google's index.
Anybody knows (and want to tell :wink: ) what is their secret?
thanks
david

 

[AmericanBulldog]

David,

These are two different things, expired domains and new registrations.

Expired domains in Google typically lose all their links and benefits of them, you need to ask google for a reinclusion request, I believe you only need send an email to [email protected] with the subject re-inclusion request.

This was done by google to prevent people from gaming their search using expired domains. Once re-included, new links will benefit you, old ones still won't count.

 

[centreurope.org]

Thanks Americanbulldog,
Interesting (although disappointing) to know that if expired domains are re-indexed by Google, only the new links will count.
In my case, I don't see any interest in asking for a re-inclusion then, as I registered those domain names only for their backlinks.
I suppose however that there is a short moment while google de-index the domain name, but not permanently.
I give you an example.
I bought arafin.gr & politikianixi.gr one month ago for their backlinks. the domains were at that time in Google's index. After two weeks, they disappeared from google's index. It is only yesterday that eurodns have been able to grab those domain names. And today they have appeared again in Google's index.
david

 

[AmericanBulldog]

Google do have some issues with cc tld's as they do not have all the registration info for them, the above applies specifically to .com,net,org.

It's also a good idea to have some new content on there and indicate you are redeveloping for re-inclusion purposes.

 

[centreurope.org]

Thanks,
but I continue to think that there is some kind of secret
I bought a week ago jevoteautrement.com. The domain was not anymore in google's index, but I thaught that it still could be worth more than the few dollars cost of the registration.
And yesterday, it appeared again in Google's index!
But there's a mistake in the link by google (there is a space before the name). Could it be that some registrars are able to declare new websites with google? And in the case of jevoteautrement.com, the person mistyped the name of the website?