How to choose between an old domain name and a new domain name? What are the differences between them?

Many people have these questions, so let's explain them in detail below.

1. New Domains

A new domain is like a newborn baby, just beginning its journey on the internet, shouldering its own mission. It has no friends, no connections with any other platforms, so search engines are also getting to know it for the first time. They're unfamiliar with it, so indexing isn't as fast, and it won't give it high weight. After all, it's a trial run; they need to test the waters to see what contribution this new domain can bring to the internet.

2. Old Domains

Old domains are like old friends of search engines. They've known each other for many years and know everything about them. They know the relationship, the network, the contributions to the internet, and how many friends the old domain has! The network refers to which platforms the old domain interacts with, such as through links.

The quality and originality of the content provided by the old domain's previous websites are also important. If these were high-quality, then the search engine must have been a good partner to the old domain in the past, resulting in fast indexing and high weight.

However, not all old domains are good domains. For example, some websites may have been penalized or violated policies and regulations. Old domains like these are generally unsuitable, let alone for new websites!

Therefore, when creating a website, prioritizing high-quality, established domains is crucial for achieving good search engine rankings. This greatly benefits website optimization and can even rapidly improve rankings and increase the depth of page indexing.