Instructions on how to find a drop for a redirect

1. Go to expireddomains.net or spamzilla.io
2. Unload the list of domains by the parameters we need - DR, DA, TF, CF, Traffic. Only the service can do all this at once spamzilla.io. At the second service. expireddomains.net there are only Majestic and Semrush metrics - TF, CF, keys and Semrush traffic.
   To shoot through expireddomains you will also need Netpeak Checker + subscription to Ahrefs, Majestic and MOZ. If only through spamzilla, you don't need Netpeak Checker.
3. Then, after filtration. we go to the auctions-- Godaddy, Dropcatch, Gname. My strategy is to bid as much as I can afford for the domain. No last minute bidding so as not to inflate the auction to obscene Indonesian budgets.
4. After receiving the domain there is an option to restore the webarchive and wait for some time or roll immediately non-theme. Here everyone chooses how. With webarchive is more reliable, but it takes longer.
5. After the redirect, we wait 1-2 weeks and see the result. If nothing worked - try a trace domain, so you don't have to wait for months.
6. Keep a table of successful triggering and enter the parameters that led to success.
7. In parallel, we look at the top competitors and record their performance.
8. After repeating it 50-100 times, we have an approximate scheme of how to increase the probability of triggering. Not how to re-glue to 100% - there is no such thing, but how to increase the probability.

It was after implementing systematicity into my processes that my progress and growth began to take off.

The screenshot shows an example of a top redirect using this technique.