✔️ How could you SKIP the Google Sandbox?

[RealDaddy]

Just write articles for low competition keywords. There's no sandbox for that. I've ranked crypto keywords to page 1 in a week with a fresh domain. A mortgage keyword took around a month to reach #6 on a fresh domain. Once you start getting traffic with the low comp stuff, you automatically start ranking for other keywords.

Really insightful mate

 

[RealDaddy]

Aged domains are the only thing that comes to my mind

That seems like a common practice, but can't find one in my niche

 

[john.doe1234]

use auction or aged domain, to see it indexing very fast

 

[jstover77]

Just write articles for low competition keywords. There's no sandbox for that. I've ranked crypto keywords to page 1 in a week with a fresh domain. A mortgage keyword took around a month to reach #6 on a fresh domain. Once you start getting traffic with the low comp stuff, you automatically start ranking for other keywords.

This, anything under 1K search volume is game.

 

[RealDaddy]

game.

Explain game.

 

[RealDaddy]

Anyone else with some tips? Looking for more.

 

[CampData]

Just write articles for low competition keywords. There's no sandbox for that. I've ranked crypto keywords to page 1 in a week with a fresh domain. A mortgage keyword took around a month to reach #6 on a fresh domain. Once you start getting traffic with the low comp stuff, you automatically start ranking for other keywords.

Didn't know it was possible. thanks for the tip

 

[RealDaddy]

Just write articles for low competition keywords. There's no sandbox for that. I've ranked crypto keywords to page 1 in a week with a fresh domain. A mortgage keyword took around a month to reach #6 on a fresh domain. Once you start getting traffic with the low comp stuff, you automatically start ranking for other keywords.

Do you follow a process for finding these types of keywords?
Would love to know more about this.

 

[warriorsam53]

Do you follow a process for finding these types of keywords?
Would love to know more about this.

It’s pretty straightforward. Google Autosuggest to find the keywords and then a manual check of the SERP.

If the search intent is satisfied by any result on the first page, I skip it.

It takes a lot of time but it works really well. Most people are too lazy to do it this way and they rely on tools that everybody uses.

I don’t use any tools. The two main filters of any tool are keyword difficulty and search volume. Both are totally inaccurate. So I don’t see the point. It’s highly unlikely to find low competition keywords that way.

It’s easy to find keywords with 0 difficulty and sort by volume in any tool. If that worked, everyone would be a millionaire.

I don’t even bother with competitor keywords for anything except keyword ideas. If a competitor is targeting and ranking for a keyword while satisfying the search intent, there’s no easy way to beat them. I’ll need links or significantly better content. It’s extra work that’s unnecessary. Especially when there are millions of keywords that nobody is targeting.

 

[Hawkeye Digital]

Use web2.0s and some good private networks , building expired domains is still an time consuming factor to me !

 

[ju112]

I use Digital Ocean and Vultr. Why? Do you think it has an impact?

Beware of Vultr: always check the reputation of your IP address before installing your website. I had some issues twice.

 

[warriorsam53]

Beware of Vultr: always check the reputation of your IP address before installing your website. I had some issues twice.

Thanks for the heads up. I use Cloudflare for all my sites so the actual IP address of the server is masked.

But thanks anyway. I’ll avoid it in the future.

 

[j0n1508]

I have seen some people building backlinks before purchasing a domain to skip google sandbox period.

 

[RealDaddy]

I have seen some people building backlinks before purchasing a domain to skip google sandbox period.

But that doesn't make sense. Why would anyone link to a no-content website? That's not an effective strategy.

 

[dottxz]

Long tail and low competition is key!

 

[WuuZy]

Aged domains is always best choice

 

[Daemon]

It’s pretty straightforward. Google Autosuggest to find the keywords and then a manual check of the SERP.

If the search intent is satisfied by any result on the first page, I skip it.

It takes a lot of time but it works really well. Most people are too lazy to do it this way and they rely on tools that everybody uses.

I don’t use any tools. The two main filters of any tool are keyword difficulty and search volume. Both are totally inaccurate. So I don’t see the point. It’s highly unlikely to find low competition keywords that way.

It’s easy to find keywords with 0 difficulty and sort by volume in any tool. If that worked, everyone would be a millionaire.

I don’t even bother with competitor keywords for anything except keyword ideas. If a competitor is targeting and ranking for a keyword while satisfying the search intent, there’s no easy way to beat them. I’ll need links or significantly better content. It’s extra work that’s unnecessary. Especially when there are millions of keywords that nobody is targeting.

So basically, you get a root keyword, then do manual checks of autosuggest SERPs and look for a SERP with bad or inappropriate content?

Do you have any sort of ways, like metrics or red flags, you use to identify a poor SERP, or is it just "you know it when you see it"?

 

[warriorsam53]

So basically, you get a root keyword, then do manual checks of autosuggest SERPs and look for a SERP with bad or inappropriate content?

Do you have any sort of ways, like metrics or red flags, you use to identify a poor SERP, or is it just "you know it when you see it"?

Yeah pretty much.

I don’t use any metrics. I just make sure that the search intent is not satisfied. It’s very easy and doesn’t require any sort of special skills.

 

[RealDaddy]

It’s very easy and doesn’t require any sort of special skills.

Yes, the only time-intensive part is to find these keywords.
Have you found any way to at least reduce the time spent finding these keywords?