- Place your domains in 2 or 3 ‘buckets’. Low, Medium or high priority or simply low and high.
- Set a max price (or max average price of all domains) you are willing to pay per domain or prioritize the catch accordingly for each bucket.
- Select dropcatching services used or catch priority based on attractiveness of the domain. E.g., estimated traffic based upon metrics and estimated revenue based upon the CPC/RPM of other domains within this category.
Example of a priority ‘bucket’
High Priority Domains
- Aged. 6 years or older.
- Alexa / Similar Web Domains. Typically, the traffic will not die.
- AND/OR
- Domains with DA above 20 and TF above 20. CF ÷ TF should be 0.4 to 0.6. With a perfect domain being 0.5
- Minimum of ‘50’ referring domains .com, 20 domains ccTLDs.
- Backlinks should typically be no more 3-4x greater than number of domains.
- ‘x’ dependent upon cost per domain.
Medium Priority Domains
- Aged. 3-6 years or older.
- Alexa / Similar Web Domains. Typically, the traffic will not die.
- Domains with DA between 10 and 20 and TF above 10. CF ÷ TF should be 0.3-0.4 and 0.6 to 0.7
- Minimum of 25 referring domains .com, 10 domains ccTLDs.
- Backlinks should typically be no more 3-4x greater than number of domains.
E.g. 10 referring domains. 40 backlinks at 4 backlinks per site.
Low Priority Domains
- Aged. 0-3 years.
- No minimum DA, TF and CF.
- No consideration to the number of referring domains &/or quality of backlinks e.g you could ‘taste’ a domain with 10 referring domains and 5000 backlinks depending upon price point. E.g., reg fee or very low price per catch or bid.
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