What would you if domain is seized?

[eliasm]

What are options to get positions back as high as possible in case if domain was seized? (no access to domain, you can't redirect i)

I remember those shady tactics, when some people was stealing domain trust and positions without redirect through canonicals.

Does this still work?

 

[Deleted member 1232083]

Yes there's still a way but not a public one

 

[tiiberius]

without redirect through canonicals

I still see this happening.

Common in gambling and finance.

 

[eliasm]

I still see this happening.

Common in gambling and finance.

My domain is in gambling and was seized by request of british gambling comission, so this method may be last hope to get positions back.

But I'm not sure whether it'll be OK to use if I was doing white (grey) hat SEO

 

[l0cke]

What are options to get positions back as high as possible in case if domain was seized? (no access to domain, you can't redirect i)

I remember those shady tactics, when some people was stealing domain trust and positions without redirect through canonicals.

Does this still work?

Don't use tricks like stealing domain trust without redirects; it's not a good idea and can get you in trouble with search engines

 

[QuantumMaster]

What are options to get positions back as high as possible in case if domain was seized? (no access to domain, you can't redirect i)

I remember those shady tactics, when some people was stealing domain trust and positions without redirect through canonicals.

Does this still work?

No, it will give you a trouble with SE.

 

[420lounge]

Without Redirecting through Canonical is not recommended, as it can lead to penalties from search engines

 

[eliasm]

Without Redirecting through Canonical is not recommended, as it can lead to penalties from search engines

Currently, I'm contacting webmasters and asking to change the links. And Google changed canonical from my copy-site to original one. Hope it won't last long, as original domain lost like 80% of search visibility.

 

[420lounge]

Currently, I'm contacting webmasters and asking to change the links. And Google changed canonical from my copy-site to original one. Hope it won't last long, as original domain lost like 80% of search visibility.

Good Luck Buddy!

 

[clubitvn]

There are only few possibilities to regain to the same positions may be you can start a new domain and built a quality content and reclaim your brand on social media platforms

 

[GOOGLEDUCK]

Yes there's still a way but not a public one

more details please

 

[dragonlube]

There is only few possibilities to regain the past stuff's , it's better to build a new one and regain your supremacy.....

 

[Deleted member 1232083]

more details please

No

 

[RankWithShelly]

It's safer to just focus on making a new site with good stuff similar to the old one, that's good enough to rank high.

 

[Sarah Mathews]

Based on my knowledge, Instead of doing any other methods you can build new website, add quality content and you can do promotions in social media platforms to gain the trust and authority to your new website same as the old one.