It's time to explain.
I use chrome for development purposes only. Never visit your PBNs using this browser if you are asking so.
I am not keen on "easy SEO methods" because they are almost always followed by ban. I am also from the old school so prefer to optimise my onPage issues and then start a slow, but secure link building.
Quality domains from PBNs is a good way to get started for a fresh website. If the domain is brand new I'll do a drip feed.
Some of these tools are strictly private (and not popular). If you are asking me whether I have an Ahrefs account - no, using better alternatives
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The 301 redirects are a nice strategy if used properly. People are actively using them these days (however I have been doing this on my sites since long time ). I suggest pointing these redirects to the sitemap of your site - it needs to pe a page-sitemap, not this kind that is generated only for Google. That is a strange but very effective way to increase the trust of all pages listed there.
And straight to the other question - seems like you've found a very competetive niche with low volume. You should put a lot of efforts to rank here but the method is same.
Depends on the purpose. Dropped domains still have good chance to help with rankins but I use only aged domains with a history and without manipulated metrics. Not the right person to ask about expired domains for PBNs
Well, you should have diversity of internat links. Using only exact match will look suspicious.
Hi, you should always check the domain history and backlink profile before posting links there. For example, if it has a high spam score - forget about it. Then check its backlinks, Ahrefs metrics, etc. Google will ban your site only if you paid for a link in a low-quality site that has been created especially for selling links. For example, a crappy PBN site with obvious footprints, too high OBL and crosslinking with another sites.
There are a lot of potential reasons. The most common is too many backlinks which are not clean at all. Have you bough any PBN links? If yes, what was the percentage from all links pointed to the site? Tell me more about what you've done.
Not that much
1. Links from domains wiith a clean profile and good trust. Try finding niche-relevant sites and guest post there.
2. This is one primary domain. Using the same anchors of both domains will look a bit suspicious. You'd better use it like domain.com and domain.com/page.
3. You are asking me if this website has best backlinks? Well, it depends. There are many factors used to know whether the content is relevant and a strong (and clean!) backlink profile is one of them. However, you can still outrank Wikipedia on a specific keyword, right?
4. Google will pick the most relevant results for a specific country.
5. Url shortners like bit.ly? Don't like this tactic really.
Do you mean BHW or? If you buy inside BHW - check the reviews and ask for a sample to see what's going on. And if the seller shows his full network - this is a bad, really bad sign. Don't forget every servcie here is passed a mod check which help to maintain the quality - you can rely everything is as described.
If you buy something outside the forum the method is same although I'll never use site like Fiverr.
The importance of quality is increasing every single year. If you were able to start your xrumer 10 years ago and rank a site now this kind of strategy is a nonsense. The accent should be only on extra high quality backlinks.