The domain that appears on Google is different. How?

[n3sc4x]

Hello everyone.

In the image below, the domain "bahis-siteleri.ink" is in the first place for a keyword. However, when I go to the about this domain section, a different domain appears.

The keyword's ranking is very difficult, so I don't understand how they are placed with a new domain. Also, what is the reason for it looking like this?

 

[tiiberius]

I am unable to replicate this on my end.

However, it looks either like a paid listing or a suggestion of alternate search result since you primary search yielded poor/no results.

 

[Turbo B.]

It is something crazy. I can't access this site directly, but can via G search - the URL is same.
That different domain name has the same content and it is expired domain, but I can not see any connections between them.
I mean redirections, etc.

Both sites are blocking G bot and are not in the index searching by site: and inurl:
By searching with https://domain - it is in the index.

 

[imnew]

Ok I am not using desktop right now but it seems both of the websites have the same content. So it's possible that google think both are same website. And google choose a canonical version to display as the main.

 

[n3sc4x]

It is something crazy. I can't access this site directly, but can via G search - the URL is same.
That different domain name has the same content and it is expired domain, but I can not see any connections between them.
I mean redirections, etc.

Both sites are blocking G bot and are not in the index searching by site: and inurl:
By searching with https://domain - it is in the index.

Absolutely. I'm very curious about how they did this. Because it's a keyword with a lot of competition and a lot of hacklinks.

There is no domain in the inurl: and site: parameters. But it is there as a domain.

Something to think about