Post by amirmukaddas on Mar 11, 2024 7:33:25 GMT 1
It helps you find the domain name that is most relevant to your business and at the same time more authoritative than the metrics collected by various monitoring software. Let's see how it works and why it's worth at least giving it a good look. Usage test After logging in you are faced with an initial selection of domain names sorted by the main parameters used by YouDot, among which an internal one immediately stands out, the "Dot Rank": Best auctions Auctions in progress Best Dot rank Better Citation Flow Better Trust Flow Best Moz Authority Trust and Citation Flow are Majestic metrics, while as you might guess, Moz authority is a Moz metric. Now, since Semrush has also integrated Majestic's backlink database, I can conclude that YouDot provides a truly complete cross-section of the authority of the domains it presents. At this point I click on Best Auctions and write “.it” in YouDot's internal search engine. Alternatively I can select the TLDs in the sidebar and choose to see only the domains with the extensions I want to consider. YouDot internal search engine I can still use the side selectors by filtering domains by backlink quantity and other internal, Majestic and Moz metrics.
As a result, 7 domain names appear: The best auctions for the search “.it” The system immediately indicates the Dot Rank, the remaining time to bid and the current auction price. Imagining that we are looking for a domain name Denmark Telegram Number Data for a blog about video games, let's try to click on Neptunegames.it and first see a screen that shows the values taken for each indicator among those reported previously: Metrics for Neptunegames.it Below we can see a list with the main anchor texts that point to the domain we are looking at: The main anchor texts of Neptunegames In the sidebar I read the information on the last offer, the information on the auction deadline and the history of the offers made so far for that domain.
From there I can decide whether or not to make an offer to try to get it or whether to search again, perhaps another similar domain with different metrics or anchor texts that convince me more. In particular, I find the immediate visualization of the main anchor texts very convenient , because a high citation flow can also correspond to spam backlinks, so a glance like this certainly makes me fear go away. Using the same filtering system, but choosing an order by trust flow and for the .it extension alone, I get 13,810 domains. I write "videogames" in the internal search engine and I find a domain called Opengames.it, whose anchor texts I like more than those seen previously. Well, I'm almost making an offer.
As a result, 7 domain names appear: The best auctions for the search “.it” The system immediately indicates the Dot Rank, the remaining time to bid and the current auction price. Imagining that we are looking for a domain name Denmark Telegram Number Data for a blog about video games, let's try to click on Neptunegames.it and first see a screen that shows the values taken for each indicator among those reported previously: Metrics for Neptunegames.it Below we can see a list with the main anchor texts that point to the domain we are looking at: The main anchor texts of Neptunegames In the sidebar I read the information on the last offer, the information on the auction deadline and the history of the offers made so far for that domain.
From there I can decide whether or not to make an offer to try to get it or whether to search again, perhaps another similar domain with different metrics or anchor texts that convince me more. In particular, I find the immediate visualization of the main anchor texts very convenient , because a high citation flow can also correspond to spam backlinks, so a glance like this certainly makes me fear go away. Using the same filtering system, but choosing an order by trust flow and for the .it extension alone, I get 13,810 domains. I write "videogames" in the internal search engine and I find a domain called Opengames.it, whose anchor texts I like more than those seen previously. Well, I'm almost making an offer.