after doing 301 redirect expired domain

[Wessal Adel]

I found an expired domain with good metrics
the same niche
clean backlink profile
average TF and DA, high RD
good anchor distribution
still indexed by Google

then I do 301 redirect from this domain to my new website

after doing this the new content on my website don't index
and my results Fell

what should I do in this case


Thanks for advice

 

[fb3003]

when did you do the redirect?

 

[jonsnow2019]

after doing this the new content on my website don't index

Did you check if the domain is banned by Google?

 

[Deleted member 657006]

was all cheeks done .
there a reason it become free .

was it a old pbn before?

sounds to good to be true a fresh clean exspired domain, usally a aution or seller dont get them hardly scraped

 

[mickyfu]

Your story basically tells nothing. There is so much missing. Nobody could actually give you any kind of advice, without knowing the details.

 

[seoz87]

1. shouldnt have done that

Assuming its been a week since you made the redirect

2. remove the redirect and check

 

[SunnyLeon]

with all the checks you've done, it couldn't be a domain all that bad. That means, by me, even if it has an issue somewhere, it wouldn't be a problem considering that you already ranked for some terms so your website had some kind of strength and authority. That means that it's either a dance, or something else could be the problem. Check your website for neg SEO or backlinks you didn't create ..

 

[Zidy]

Even if domain is clean, i'd not make 301.

Why?

From my test, i've seen that it's better to make a one page (2 or 3 articles more is not a bad idea) with your niche subject, and put your link on the homepage.
I think 301 take longer now (the last 301 i made, i only see the new RD 4 months later).