Google: Domain Registration Length Not An SEO Factor

Nov 7, 2016 - 8:18 am 9 by

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We've covered Google saying that they do not use domain registration length as a ranking factor before but it was back in 2009. We even discussed this topic a few times in the past and each time, we discussed it it came back up. In fact it didn't stop domain registrars from using this as a marketing tactic.

But again, John Mueller responds on Twitter about Matt Cutts saying they didn't and don't use this as a ranking factor saying that domain name registrars don't always share this information publicly, so they don't always know to use this as a ranking signal. He said:

So there you have it again, spend time on other things SEO.

Forum discussion at Twitter.

 

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