Site doesn't rank on Google

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Hi to all. About 3 weeks ago I bought an expired domain with about 80 great links. The domain was previously redirected to another domain because the old owner wanted to change the name. He then abandoned the old domain and I bought it. I have tried to publish several articles in recent weeks, but despite the fact that the site is visible on Google with the command "site:" , no articles are found for the query, not even the home page. What could be the cause? I still waiting or should I switch to another domain?
 
Is it no longer possible to use domains that someone has previously used? The domain I got has a nice name, if I hadn't taken it I would have taken another one right away
 
Site:yourdomain.com on Google, what the number shows?

Have you tried submit your sitemap on console?
 
If I use the "site" command on Google I get about 150 indexed pages, but none rank on Google, include home page. I have submitted the sitemap 3 times, but I noticed that it is not automatically visited by google, every time I have to send it manually to update the number of pages. It's strange, because a little over a month ago I bought another domain, again because the old owner wanted to change the name and always with 301 redirects previously, but it immediately positioned itself on Google with new contents
 
There is something strange about this domain, a test article I published it after slightly modifying it in 2 other sites and they ranked. I remember that when I added the domain on search console there was the old favicon and this is change after 2 weeks. Do I wait another week and abandon it?
 
Give it more time and see, expired domains behave weird of course, now the new update, and also had 301 before, who knows what will happen. You can just publish 1 article per day, keep doing for 1-3 months and see what will happen, then decide abandon or keep.
 
Add the site to GSC and check if it had any penalties.
 
3 weeks for Google is not a period of time, if you are in the US market, if you just want to wait and do nothing, then it does not work. In order for everything to start working for you, you need to make every effort.
 
maybe there is something related to that 301 redirect
 
The domain on gsc has no manual actions, and all backlinks are visible. I noticed earlier that writing the entire domain "http s://namesite. Com" or putting the keyword after the domain name finds me the pages on Google. With Bing and other search engines, there is no problem with positioning
 
What exactly do you want? Do you think that because you bought an old domain, if you removed the redirect, the page on it will be in first place?
 
Another strange thing I've noticed is that for some queries I see the name of the old author on Google instead of the name of the site. It's all incredibly strange because these articles were written by me and were not there on the old site which was different in content
 
I understand what I’m talking about, this is exactly how I transferred one of my domains. So, when they bought my old domain, it still didn’t show any visits on it. Because Google made a complete transfer through GSC.
 
Do you think it won't be resolved then? I wouldn't want to waste time posting new articles if they never rank at the end
 
As my experience has shown, it’s generally not worth spending time on rehabilitating old domains
 
Women don't give me their pussy on a platter....do you live under a rock? The last core update targeted exactly what you are doing.
Be easy on him. Some tricks were taunted as timeless but HCU conquered them all.
 
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