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Hello,

I would like to know your opinion & thoughts about old "vintage" names.

I mean domain names registered more than 6 + years ago.

As I see now, sellers/buyers include domain name age (me too) as additional name value, or some times even the main reason of the price.

I searched for some info on this question and found out that old domains, plus registered not for one, but more years, have better Search Engine Ranking Position. So, older - better?

Well...Do you have any other ideas?

Thanks in advance,
Bravo
 
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still mainly depends on the quality of domain name, then the amount of backlinks.
 
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I think you're right in saying that age of the domain name in question does have a lot to do with its ranking, but also consider like mentioned above backlinks, page structure (proper code and headings), link anchor text etc.

-Steve
 
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Some buyers like to see the fact that some domains have age. Thus because of several reasons.

1: Traffic / Known - It gathers traffic because of its age and old backlinks.
2: Whois? - people might want to buy a product from a established business.. Purchasing vintage domains might hide this.
3. SEO - because of there content, search engines arnt afraid of them
 
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the fact that someone keeps renewing a name indicate that at least one person thought the name has some value.
 
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Thanks everyone for your answers!
 
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No problem... enjoy mate.
 
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