EduardsMarketing
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Try to find some good projects in flippa and do the same and make some research as low competition keywords.
What's working in SEO 2020?
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fasttrak
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- Sep 12, 2016
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Its quite simple, basically I have much better results in restoring authority and links to an expired domain if I build the site out with the previous content (where possible), and then submit the old links to an indexer, twitter, etc etc to get Google to pick them up. I wait for the links to appear in GWC and leave the domain alone for a few months. Then when I start to see some of the old KW's hitting top 20, I then repurpose the expired domain into what I want to use it for. A money site, PBN etc etc.
This has a 95% success rate for me. I have a conveyer belt of these domains at different stages, at all times, which means I have quality domains at my disposal when I want them.
I see a lot of people trying to use expired domains straight away as money sites, PBNs etc. Usually the results are poor, at best.
HTH
RealDaddy
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draco02
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What is gwc?
draco02
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You buy expired domains, then look in waybackmachine what the content was before the site expired, then copy that, put it in ur site, then request indexing of ur site , wait around 2-6 months maybe until it fully re-ranked, then you have an authority site and use it for ur purpose?
I didnt get one part, what do u mean by Sending google the "old links" to reindex?
draco02
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Lol.
magicjones
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Things seem the same as last year for me. Google still is ranking spammy blogs so it's anyone's game.
What I have noticed lately is a lot more of my competition using 301 redirects. And they work for a few months. Then the sites slowly work their way back onto page 2 and eventually nowhere to be found. Seen a few blogs die this way. Maybe they're penalizing 301's more?
What I have noticed lately is a lot more of my competition using 301 redirects. And they work for a few months. Then the sites slowly work their way back onto page 2 and eventually nowhere to be found. Seen a few blogs die this way. Maybe they're penalizing 301's more?
SEO Grand Room
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- Guest Posts v/s PBNs - Which one is the best? Or, should you use both? - Both
- KGR Keywords v/s Low competition Keywords - Low competition Keywords at the first level
- Expired Domains v/s Auctioned Domains v/s New Domains - Expired Domains
- How should you start a niche site, in 2020? - Start with adding fresh content & more pages.
HustleTong
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- May 30, 2019
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Blasting GSAs. Duh!
Guest posts + PBN + other links for diversity = tier 1
Web 2.0, forum links, forum comments = tier 2
Bookmarks,profile links and maybe weaker web 2.0s = tier 3
act natural, avoid footprinting and treat your tier 1 links and your money site with the utmost respect from a quality standooint.
I think this is the most effective strategy but i would love to get disagreed with.
BladeRunner2020
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From what i see new websites are ranking higher than expired ones. Google wants new content, new websites. I've bought some pretty good old expired domains and I was surprised to see that I rank much higher with a new domain. Also for me (from what I bought here and Fiverr) backlinks seem dead. I don't know if this is the case for established old domains.
SocialEyez
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1. Guest posts will be much better than PBN links - Always were, if you could get the right ones.
2. I would prefer to go with low competition keywords - Basically most of us do, but its a matter of budget.
3. Any domain can work if used perfectly - how do you use a domain perfectly? its either screwed or clean, from there its the site and links.
4. It should be a secret thing- There are no secrets in marketing. you need a solution and it doesn't matter how you get it.
Was just in a mood for a comment there, not trying to bash or anything.