Why Google Likes Old Websites

[SeoEquation]

Old websites which ushave more usally updated , have more credibility than newer ones

[ElectronicsUSA]

Thank you for the very informative SEO videos!

[piesofdoom]

If you want to use the 'old internet' then use the wayback machine.... Doesn't work with some websites, but its mostly intact.

[makeupgal]

Lots of info!!! Thanks.

[scottccTV]

Pretty interesting. I really don't like Google and how it determines which sites rank the highest. The whole concept of new sites needing to have creative, new content is unfairly ignored by Google when all you SEO people spend your time (and clients' pile sof money) on filing up sites with non-relevant text ad after test ad. The old internet was much better. Very few ads and niche sites were easier to find.

[groundzerocoffee]

4 minutes and 35 seconds of my life gone.

This article doesn't really say what to DO. The narrator goes on about sites being sincere or remarkable. At the same time, buying an old URL and filling it with google ads seems to be okay. Google wants to force new websites to be remarkable. WTF does that even mean...

Have an old site. Be remarkable. The first thing may not be do-able, and the second, is entirely up to Google to judge.

[rubberguard83]

lmao

[toototoo]

Seems nice video but I cannot play it from Thailand. I am wondering why? I check it everyday but nothing turns good.

[ninjatall12]

he mate have a copyright thats why it works in uk

[Xplosiv08]

Great job man. I have an older site in google and it makes me feel good seeing this video. More confident in my site :)

[yeswecan08]

So do believe the info out there now that if you buy an older domain and put your new webiste on the old domain(good quantity, but affiliate nonetheless....) it's easier to start ranking?

Also does the new website's content have to be similar to the old website's content?

That's be a great video (if domain age affects ranking that much). Also, is it better to get an old domain (as old as possible) vs. looking at PR. For example is a 8 yr PR3 better than a

2 yr old PR%??

[webzide]

great

[IamJustinM]

Hmm, strange.

I didn't see this video until I clicked on My Subscriptions than on 'seobook'

Usually they get 'pushed' to me either through the homepage or the 'New Videos' section on the Subscriptions page. Wonder what gives...

Another good video! Seems like you're building a 1 stop video catalog for everything SEO. Nice!