Finding Expired Domains with Domain Spoon – An Overview
Hi Everyone,
As promised, I’m back with a video overview of Domain Spoon (aff link), a tool that you can use to find expired domains that might be suitable to buy for use in:
- A private blog network.
- Flipping domains on GoDaddy Auctions or various forums.
- Recycling as money sites.
This is a quick video that will go into the aspects of uploading a list of domains and how the tool processes that list to give you a much faster way of narrowing down to the best domains that you might want to purchase.
What Does Domain Spoon Do?

In a nutshell, the tool does the following:
- Allows you to to upload a list of domains that you’ve previously gathered through an AJAX web interface.
- De-duplicate the list.
- Remove domains not available to register: This could be domains already registered, or TLDs not available to the general public like .mil, .edu, and .gov extensions.
- Run the remaining list of available domains through SEOmoz’s Linkscape API to obtain domain metrics such as Page Authority, Domain Authority, Linking Root Domains, etc.
- Domain parsing history, so you can refer back to old analyses and also recover from browser crashes or application crashes.
- …and more.
Enjoy the video!
Domain Spoon Overview Video
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Andre
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Hey Andre
Nice post on Domain Spoon.
I have been using the tool over the last couple months and there is nothing else out there like it that can help you uncover expired domains fast.
With all the recent Google changes having your own links that you can control the quality of is extremely important, this tool let’s you get these links and for a very cheap price. Plus there is the option of selling text links etc.
Thanks for the share Andre
Regards
Bobby
Thanks Bobby! I always tend to forget selling text link ads, because it’s not something I currently do. Definitely something to try though.