Ok, so here's the scenario. You have two domains, relatively similiar.
domainone.com - has been registered continuously for a 2-3+ years, yet has never been indexed, never seen a page put up, or a link pointed towards it, nothing. it's just been sitting regged for two years solid or more.
onedomain.com - has been registered for say a year or less, but has had a landing page on it and been indexed already for at least a few months now. no real seo work has been done, nothing spectacular, it's just a page that happens to have managed it's way into the index.
Which domain holds more value?
I guess you can sum it up by asking, does a domain have to be indexed to make continuous registration a point of value? Or does the continuous registration alone qualify it as a more valuable asset than more recently registered domains already in the index?
domainone.com - has been registered continuously for a 2-3+ years, yet has never been indexed, never seen a page put up, or a link pointed towards it, nothing. it's just been sitting regged for two years solid or more.
onedomain.com - has been registered for say a year or less, but has had a landing page on it and been indexed already for at least a few months now. no real seo work has been done, nothing spectacular, it's just a page that happens to have managed it's way into the index.
Which domain holds more value?
I guess you can sum it up by asking, does a domain have to be indexed to make continuous registration a point of value? Or does the continuous registration alone qualify it as a more valuable asset than more recently registered domains already in the index?
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