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Does Securing A Domain For Longer Than A Year At A Time Have Any Impact On Search Engine Rankings?

Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 11-09-2009

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Not that I’ve heard of. I would doubt that Google/Yahoo/MSN crawl the databases of information and include that in their algorithms. If it did, it would be a good selling point for domain sellers and they would probably promote it a lot.
Hope that helps,http://www.how-to-sell-a-website.com

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Is It True That A Longer Term Domain Resistration Increases Search Engine Rankings.?

Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 10-09-2009

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Maybe with some search engine(s) but even if it is part of some search engines algorithm it is a minor factor and only one of many that are taken into consideration.
Far more important are things like content, backlinks, age of site, page title, keyword frequency, keyword with H1 tag, etc.
But as already suggested you should probably take advantage of any option that might help. If you expect the site to still be active in 2 years register for more than a year. Can’t hurt

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