How Much Domain Age Matter In Ranking?

[sophiawils59]

How Much Domain Age Matter In Ranking?

[jayam]

it is all about the amount of time in which Google first indexed, or sighted a link to said “aged” domain. An Aged domain has been indexed by Google for say 5+ years. You'll notice that the highest ranking sites have been around for a long time. For example, Amazon, Apple, Apartments.com, etc.

[rscomponentseo]

domain age is an important SEO factor for your Google ranking. Among the hundreds of weighting factors that Google considers in determining how to rank search engine results is the age of your domain — in other words, how long that domain has been around.

[PrimeItSolution]

In all reality, it is all about the amount of time in which Google first indexed, or sighted a link to said “aged” domain. An Aged domain has been indexed by Google for say 5+ years. You'll notice that the highest ranking sites have been around for a long time. For example, Amazon, Apple, Apartments.com, etc.

[neelseowork]

We can't measure the % but it matters.

[gautamsharma]

It matters, but these day as i see several newly domain websites are ranked in top pages, so i dont think it matter actually. Only quality backlinks.

[nancy07]

It doesn't matter much these days if a new domain has good quality content and high-quality keywords, then that new domain is more likely to rank instead of the old domain. Some people prefer to use the old domain because the old domain already has its backlinks from different sources, which brings an advantage to the new project ranking.