Publish in bulk on aged domain

[jyciap11]

Hello guys, I tried in this weeks to add in bulk posts (like 1000) in a new fresh domains, after this add in GSC and wait. All the websites start good, but after 2-3 days started to get deindexed.
I probably think that the problem is the fresh domain, do you think that if I buy an aged domain (like 1-2 years) and publish in bulk will be fine?
New fresh domains are deindexed fast

 

[TheMarquis]

It's mostly about warmup and velocity. If you publish 1k articles in 2 days and 0 in the rest of the month, you will go nowhere, no matter the domain is fresh or aged.
Start slow and, instead of publishing 100 articles in 1 week, publish them in 1 month (so around 25 articles per week).
Pay attention to the site structure & articles quality. After 1-2 months, start to interlink the best articles. In 3-4 months your site should start to rank.

 

[jyciap11]

It's mostly about warmup and velocity. If you publish 1k articles in 2 days and 0 in the rest of the month, you will go nowhere, no matter the domain is fresh or aged.
Start slow and, instead of publishing 100 articles in 1 week, publish them in 1 month (so around 25 articles per week).
Pay attention to the site structure & articles quality. After 1-2 months, start to interlink the best articles. In 3-4 months your site should start to rank.

Ok, so around 3 posts daily. Do you think it’s necessary submit every articles to GSC to index fast?

 

[TheMarquis]

Ok, so around 3 posts daily. Do you think it’s necessary submit every articles to GSC to index fast?

No, leave G index it. If you post on a daily basis quality articles and update your sitemap (make sure you add it in the WMT), the crawler frequency will increase.

 

[Titans]

I think bulk publishing 1000s of articles on both fresh and old domains were quite unnatural. Publish the article slowly with a proper internal linking structure and optimize the pages for search engines.

 

[MorganX]

Fresh domains can get deindexed quickly, especially if you add a lot of content all at once. Buying an aged domain might help since they usually have more trust and authority. However, it's still important to focus on quality content and add posts gradually to reduce the risk of being deindexed.

 

[jyciap11]

Fresh domains can get deindexed quickly, especially if you add a lot of content all at once. Buying an aged domain might help since they usually have more trust and authority. However, it's still important to focus on quality content and add posts gradually to reduce the risk of being deindexed.

I did some tests, also I published posts in bulk and changed the date, but Google deindexed again my second websites.
I think the best it’s publish max 20 posts daily

 

[Fixgee]

You can gradually increase your post, first start 1-3 daily, then increase day by day.

 

[Beklink]

As the others said, start publishing 1-3 posts per day and start increasing the number after 3-4 weeks. Also, you need to make sure the content is at least OK or else Google will still deindex your website.

 

[MorganX]

I did some tests, also I published posts in bulk and changed the date, but Google deindexed again my second websites.
I think the best it’s publish max 20 posts daily

20 posts a day is still quite a lot, It’s better to start small, like 5 articles per day, and then gradually increase the number as your site grows. This way, it looks more natural to Google and reduces the risk of deindexing.

 

[King SEO]

Using aged domains can reduce the risk of deindexing since they have established authority and trust. However, it is still important to focus on quality content and avoid bulk posting.

 

[Nikolaos]

Hello guys, I tried in this weeks to add in bulk posts (like 1000) in a new fresh domains, after this add in GSC and wait. All the websites start good, but after 2-3 days started to get deindexed.
I probably think that the problem is the fresh domain, do you think that if I buy an aged domain (like 1-2 years) and publish in bulk will be fine?
New fresh domains are deindexed fast

You need to do this slower in order to have an effect.

 

[GeeLark AI]

Hello guys, I tried in this weeks to add in bulk posts (like 1000) in a new fresh domains, after this add in GSC and wait. All the websites start good, but after 2-3 days started to get deindexed.

the drip method always the best and natural, when you posting too many articles at the same time, imo it'll triggered the google

because most of this behaviour was done by Ai sites and spam sites, moreover, if your articles are not good quality it will only make it worst

 

[Ranking Heist]

Using aged domains can improve stability and reduce the risk of deindexing compared to fresh domains.

 

[embossitworld]

Yes, using an aged domain can help improve your chances of success. Fresh domains often get deindexed quickly because they lack trust and authority. An aged domain usually has some history and may be more stable. However, you should still focus on quality content and avoid posting too many low-quality links at once. This way, you can build a better reputation and reduce the risk of deindexing.

 

[blackbeans]

As you probably already know, aged domains and expired domains are having a tough time because Google is onto all these tricks, and this is not really a white-hat approach.

Also, coming up with bulk posts for the experience that the people who may be looking for this information or who may happen to read this information is also problematic.

I would suggest that you might want to hold off on a bulk strategy and instead use a drift-feed strategy.

Start with a smaller amount of content, figure out what works, scale it up, and then keep producing and keep learning from your content until you produce materials that have a fairly guaranteed chance of success.

This doesn't happen overnight.

You have to be a little bit patient here.

 

[Guestwriting]

Buying an aged domain can be a good idea, but even with an aged domain, publishing 1,000 articles in a few days will likely come off as unnatural and could lead to deindexing. Fresh domains may have a higher risk of deindexing, but any domain can be affected by such sudden activity. It’s best to avoid publishing a large number of articles all at once. Instead, consider drip-feeding your content over a few months to build authority and maintain a natural growth pattern.