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[axemantech]

Find the best domains at the GoDaddy Auctions ​

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Metrics Currently Shown​

• Page Rank
• Majestic SEO Trust Flow, Citation Flow, Referring Subnets, IPs, Edu/Gov domains
• Majestic Topical Categories
• Moz Domain Authority, Page Authority, Moz Rank
• Alexa Global and Local Ranks, Max Alexa Reach
• SEMrush Rank, Traffic and Cost details
• SimilarWeb Rank
• Social Sharing Stats (FB, Twitter etc)
• Age, Google Index, Archive Crawls

Metrics Coming Soon

• Estibot valuation
• DNS traffic estimate from DomainScope by Verisign
  
• Anchor Text Cloud from Majestic
  
• Domain Keyword Data (Volume, CPC, Competition)
• Auto Spam-Check based on spammy content and anchor text

You can also set your own filters so that only domains of your interest are highlighted to you, saving you hours of time.

Go on. Get it for Free!​

 

[Name Trader]

I tried it. I like it.

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

Nice tool and I really liked it.

 

[Joseph Green]

Find the best domains at the GoDaddy Auctions​

Brilliant!

You should get rid of PageRank, though. It hasn't been updated in over a year, so it holds zero value now; it only serves to mislead inexperienced users and result in bad purchases.

 

[Name Trader]

I want all the coming features, ASAP

 

[Brandworthy]

Yep, a nice simple and useful tool. The age data is often incorrect however.

 

[Brandworthy]

FWIW PR is fairly useless since it hasn't been (and wont be) updated for over a year now. But the green bar is very easy to read. Visual indicators for DA, TF and CF would be nice and make scanning easier. Just a thought.

On the age issue - I went to Wayback for a couple of names and it was showing data going back much further than reported. Not sure how you pull age, but I suspect there's something odd going on there.

Again, well done on a nice tool. Now just add a snipping engine and it'll be perfect

 

[KDN]

Thanks for this, mate!

 

[Ian Goh]

Could you also implement this for ExpiredDomains.net?

 

[axemantech]

Is it at all possible to include some of the Google stats in the popup for your next release? I particularly would like to see "exact searches" and CPC. Thank you.

Also the correct age from the whois rather than some calculated age from archive.org would be appreciated.

Yup. Going to have the Google stats as well as the age from WhoIs in the next version.

There will be three ages in the next version, (i) Domain Age (WhoIs) (ii) Domain Age (wayback) (iii) Website Age (wayback). The website age will be the number of years the current website has been on the domain.

 

[DANEYAL]

With all the upcoming features it would be fantastic. Thanks

 

[Vinod R]

Its a very useful tool, thanks for making something like this.

 

[Name Trader]

Great. Thanks. And don't forget us FireFox users

 

[Name Trader]

Thanks for your service!! really Appreciate your work guys.

I've been using your tool for a long time (more than a year), but now, it's not working anymore, it doesn't show to me any stats (DA, PA, TF, CF), I reinstalled the addon on chrome and Firefox, but still not working!

What Do I do now to fix this?
Any thoughts?

TNX

Send an email to support. They are very helpful in getting it fixed.

 

[Name Trader]

@axemantech - This was probably the best free tool of all time. It's a sad end to a great product. I would personally like to thank you and all your helpful staff for your/their generosity. It will be sadly missed. That's for sure. RIP. So what's next on the agenda

 

[axemantech]

If there are any features you guys would like, or any changes in the UI, please do not hesitate in posting them in this thread or sending me a PM.

 

[axemantech]

Yep, a nice simple and useful tool. The age data is often incorrect however.

The Age data is taken from the Wayback Archive (the number of years that a website has been online at the domain) and not from the WhoIs record. I am planning to add the age data from the WhoIs record as well, so hopefully in the next version, there will be two age numbers in view.

Let me know if there are any other metrics that you would find useful.

 

[axemantech]

FWIW PR is fairly useless since it hasn't been (and wont be) updated for over a year now. But the green bar is very easy to read. Visual indicators for DA, TF and CF would be nice and make scanning easier. Just a thought.

On the age issue - I went to Wayback for a couple of names and it was showing data going back much further than reported. Not sure how you pull age, but I suspect there's something odd going on there.

Again, well done on a nice tool. Now just add a snipping engine and it'll be perfect

The way the age value is determined from Wayback is like this - if there is a large gap of more than 18 months in the Wayback Archive, then the time before the large gap is not considered. What this means is that it is likely that for a long time the website was down, or had no updates and then a new website took its place. The age is then counted from when the new website was in place. So as an example if wayback shows records from the year 2000 to 2004 and then no records till 2006 and then shows records till a recent time, then the age is counted from 2006 - i.e. 9 years. (and not from 2000)

This number would actually work well with the real age from WhoIs and the two numbers could be renamed as "Age of website" and "Age of domain".

I agree that PR is useless. Unfortunately no other metric has yet come out on the top (I'm hoping TF does). By visual indicators for DA, TD, CF - do you mean a green bar (the way it is shown for PR) for each of them?

Definitely going to think of integrating a sniping engine. Godaddy has a pretty nice API for it.

Thanks for the feedback. This is exactly what I need right now.

P.S. In case you have not checked out the highlighting feature, do so. It really helps save time.

 

[Name Trader]

Why is it I only see DomCop, Moz, Majestic, when I use your tool, but you show much more in your example above?

 

[axemantech]

Why is it I only see DomCop, Moz, Majestic, when I use your tool, but you show much more in your example above?

The widgets (DomCop, Moz, Majestic etc) are shown only if there is data for the domain from those providers. For e.g. If a domain does not have an Alexa Rank, the Alexa widget is not shown. Same with the SEMrush, and Social data.

If there is a domain that you feel has this data and is not showing it correctly, do let me know. If its a code issue, I'll make sure to fix it and let you know about it.

 

[Name Trader]

OK. I try to look for examples. But it would seem to me, that at least some of the many domains I've used the tool on would have some of these stats.

 

[Brandworthy]

Definitely going to think of integrating a sniping engine. Godaddy has a pretty nice API for it.

Problem with their API is that it has to be enabled on a per-account basis, and it's a manual process. They don't give access to API willy-nilly. So even if you get access that only allows you to use methods that affect your own account. Users would each have to apply, and I don't think they want to give mass access.

FWIW you can also snipe via frontend website. That's what current sniping engines do - they log in to frontend and set your bid using same method as a manual bid.

 

[Brandworthy]

By visual indicators for DA, TD, CF - do you mean a green bar (the way it is shown for PR) for each of them?

Just a suggestion. I know these measures are based on a score, but it's far easier to see the green bar than it is to read each and every digit. Not suggesting a green bar, but something visual to help scanning would be better IMO.

 

[axemantech]

Just a suggestion. I know these measures are based on a score, but it's far easier to see the green bar than it is to read each and every digit. Not suggesting a green bar, but something visual to help scanning would be better IMO.

Thanks. I'll try and figure out a compact UI with some color indicators for the metrics in the next version.

Could you also implement this for ExpiredDomains.net?

Do you mean an addon that shows metrics on ExpiredDomains.net? Technically this could be done. I am unsure about the business ethics of it though.

 

[axemantech]

Just want to let you all know that there is currently an issue with the Social Share metrics API. None of the domains currently show this widget. Once this is fixed, I will update the status here.