Domain Maj
TF
Expiring
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   d5toastmasters.org 19 40m
   alshaykhan.com 25 41m
   beratungsagentur-rice.com 22 45m
   audomainedefontbespierre.com 20 46m
   netfamilies.org 15 47m
   page-n.com 22 48m
   csdcolocolo.com 22 49m
   ari-times.com 27 49m
   aircraftbrowser.com 15 50m
   stockconfidential.com 24 54m
 
 
Domains with Moz Domain Authority (DA) > 15
Majestic Trust Flow (TF) > 15
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The domain table above shows expired domains with a minimum Moz Domain Authority of 15, a minimum Majestic Trust Flow of 15. You can change these settings by clicking on either the Simple or Advanced search options at the top.

Moz & Majestic are two of the top backlink providers in the Industry. While neither of them has a database as huge as Google does, together they can give you quite a comprehensive view of the domain's link equity. These three metrics help you gauge the quality of the backlinks to the domain.

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While it is easy to manipulate the metrics for any one of them, it is a lot more difficult to manipulate all three metrics. We therefore advise domainers and SEOs to look at all three metrics before purchasing a domain. If any one metric is suspiciously low, you should take a detailed look at the backlink profile to find out if there is any link manipulation involved.





 
Josh MacDonald, United States

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Josh MacDonald
United States