"Buyers pay a premium for an aged domain" — they pay a premium for aged rankings. Nobody buys a birthday.
A 12-year-old domain that ranks for nothing is a 12-year-old domain that ranks for nothing.
— Registration date is a vanity metric; indexed pages holding position are the asset
— Age only matters as a proxy for trust the site has already cashed in on the SERP
— "Aged" in a listing often means "I let it rot for a decade"
Stop pricing the WHOIS. Price the rankings that age produced — or didn't.
Ever paid up for domain age and regretted it? Tell me.
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"Buyers pay a premium for an aged domain" — they pay a premium for aged rankings. Nobody buys a birthday.
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