Domains by Content Freshness

Identify websites based on their content update patterns. Our freshness classification reveals which domains are actively maintained with regular updates versus those with stale or abandoned content—essential intelligence for SEO, partnerships, and lead quality.

15M+ Domains Monitored
5 Freshness Tiers
Weekly Recrawl Frequency
91% Detection Accuracy

Why Content Freshness Matters for Business Decisions

A website's content update frequency reveals critical information about the business behind it. Actively maintained websites indicate ongoing operations, engaged teams, and commitment to customers. Stale content often signals declining businesses, reduced resources, or strategic neglect. For industry analysis and competitive intelligence, freshness data separates thriving companies from those struggling to maintain their web presence.

SEO professionals particularly value content freshness intelligence. Link building campaigns targeting actively updated sites yield better results—fresh content signals that a site is maintained and that outreach emails will likely be read. Guest posting opportunities are more valuable on sites with regular publication schedules. Our freshness classification helps prioritize outreach efforts for maximum impact.

For sales teams, content freshness serves as a lead quality indicator. A B2B prospect with a regularly updated blog and news section demonstrates an active marketing function and likely healthy business operations. Combining freshness data with hiring signals and traffic trends creates a comprehensive picture of a company's current trajectory.

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Daily Updates

1.2M+ domains

Websites publishing new content daily. News sites, major blogs, active e-commerce stores, and SaaS platforms with frequent product updates. These sites have dedicated content teams and high engagement levels.

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Weekly Updates

2.8M+ domains

Sites with consistent weekly content updates. Business blogs, industry publications, and companies with regular marketing cadences. Indicates healthy content marketing programs and engaged audiences.

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Monthly Updates

3.5M+ domains

Websites updated monthly or with regular periodic content. Many B2B sites, product companies, and established businesses fall here. Content is maintained but not the primary marketing channel.

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Quarterly Updates

4.1M+ domains

Sites with infrequent but regular updates. Often established businesses with evergreen content, service providers with stable offerings, or companies prioritizing other marketing channels over web content.

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Stale / Inactive

3.4M+ domains

Websites with no updates in 6+ months. May indicate abandoned projects, sunset products, or businesses in decline. Useful for identifying acquisition targets, expired domain opportunities, or low-quality prospects to filter out.

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Use Cases for Freshness Intelligence

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Link Building

Prioritize outreach to actively maintained sites where your emails will be read and links will have lasting SEO value.

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Guest Posting

Find blogs with regular publication schedules more likely to accept and feature guest contributions.

Lead Qualification

Filter prospects by website activity to focus on companies with active marketing teams and healthy operations.

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M&A Research

Identify potentially distressed or abandoned properties that could be acquisition targets at favorable terms.

How We Measure Content Freshness

Our content freshness classification goes beyond simple last-modified dates. We analyze multiple signals including new page creation, content modifications, blog posts, news sections, product updates, and changelog activity. This comprehensive approach accurately identifies update patterns even when websites don't expose traditional freshness indicators.

Machine learning models trained on millions of websites distinguish between meaningful content updates and superficial changes like footer date updates or automated content. A website that publishes one substantive article weekly receives a higher freshness score than one making daily trivial changes. This nuanced approach ensures our classifications reflect actual content investment.

Freshness data becomes especially powerful when combined with other classification dimensions. A mid-size company with weekly content updates and active hiring presents a very different profile than one with stale content and no job postings. Our API enables you to combine these filters for precision targeting.

Content Freshness and SEO Performance

Search engines reward fresh content, making freshness intelligence valuable for SEO strategy. Websites in our daily update and weekly update categories typically rank better for competitive keywords because they demonstrate ongoing relevance and authority in their space. Understanding competitor freshness patterns helps inform your own content strategy.

For link building campaigns, targeting fresh sites yields better results for multiple reasons. Active webmasters are more likely to respond to outreach emails. Links from maintained sites carry more SEO value as search engines recognize the ongoing authority. Guest post opportunities on fresh sites reach engaged audiences who actually read the content. Filter your outreach lists by freshness to maximize campaign ROI.

Staleness can also present opportunities. Inactive domains with historical authority may be available for acquisition. Competitors with declining content freshness may be losing market position. Expired domains in your niche could become valuable assets. Our freshness tracking helps identify these opportunities across all industry verticals.

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Focus your efforts on websites that are actively maintained. Use content freshness intelligence to improve SEO campaigns, qualify leads, and identify market opportunities.

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