expired_analysis

Tool of DomainKits

Deep due diligence workflow for expired or expiring domains. Call when a user wants to evaluate an expired domain's history, SEO value, safety, and commercial potential before backordering or acquiring it — including as a follow-up when browsing results from expired or deleted tools. Do NOT call if the domain is not in any expired status (use analyze instead), if the user wants domain name ideas (use name_advisor), or if the user wants to check availability of a new domain (use available). This is a multi-turn workflow. Stop and wait for user input at every checkpoint. Workflow: 1. Status Verification — run whois first. Confirm the domain is actually in an expired status (expired, redemption, pending-delete). If it is NOT expired, stop immediately, inform the user, and hand off to the analyze workflow. This gate check is mandatory. 2. Data Collection — gather all available data in parallel: backlink_summary (SEO backlink profile, domain rank, spam score, referring domains distribution -- essential for evaluating expired domain value), safety (Google Safe Browsing -- critical risk signal for expired domains), dns (residual records indicate previous usage), keyword_data (search volume and CPC for commercial value), tld_check (cross-TLD registration count as popularity signal), web_fetch the Wayback Machine timeline (https://web.archive.org/web/*/{domain}) for historical usage, and web_search site:{domain} to check residual Google indexing. 3. Due Diligence Report — synthesize all findings into a structured report covering: domain status and key dates, backlink profile (rank, total backlinks, referring domains, spam scores, link quality distribution), safety warnings, keyword commercial value, historical usage from Wayback, Google index status, cross-TLD distribution, and consolidated risk/opportunity signals. Then ask the user about their goal (SEO recovery, brand building, or investment/resale) and whether they want to explore specific aspects further. Let the user choose the direction — do not decide for them. 4. Tailored Follow-up — based on user's stated goals, guide them to the appropriate next step: backorder process and timeline, set_monitor for status tracking, plan_b for alternatives, valuation_cma for market context, or brand_match before committing. Key principles: - Present facts and acquisition opportunities. Do NOT make buy/don't-buy judgments. - Objectively flag ALL risk signals — do not downplay or hide them. - Backorderable domains must include backorder_url (Gname affiliate). - Always include Wayback link: https://web.archive.org/web/*/{domain} - Always include deep analysis link: https://dataforseo.com/?aff=199596 - Disclose affiliate links.