The Method I'm Trying To Figure Out

[hastrenic]

Hey guys,

I’m running an adult site and trying to get it off the ground. My main goal is to rank for that keyword (won’t type it here for obvious reasons). I’m not aiming for Google US, only Turkish searches.

Budget = zero. I’m broke. That’s why I put all my energy into the product: clean design, TikTok-style swiping, 100 new vids per day, etc. Everything is tailored for Turkish traffic. Endgame is hitting top 5 for the main keyword.

Here’s the crazy part. There’s this site I’ve been watching. They literally buy a fresh domain and boom – next day they’re in the top 10. I’ve tried breaking it down, checking backlinks, on-page, whatever. Still can’t figure out how they’re pulling it off.

The site itself sucks: slow, loaded with pop ads, ugly design. But somehow it ranks. And they keep switching domains every single day. Not hacked domains either – I checked. Fresh regs, dirt-cheap TLDs. Patterns look like:

keyword + randomword + click/xyz

Day 1: new domain. Day 2: already ranking. Day 3: new domain again. Over and over.

Meanwhile I’ve got a polished site, good UX, constant updates, but I’m stuck invisible. I know without budget this game is hard, but I’m still gonna push.

Anyone got ideas? Seen this method before? Is it some kind of churn-and-burn trick with redirects, expired domains, CTR manipulation, or something else? Any input would help.

 

[seoking2009]

Sounds like classic churn-and-burn. They might be using heavy CTR manipulation or parasite SEO tricks. Curious to see if anyone here has cracked the exact setup

 

[karenisking]

What you’re describing is a classic churn-and-burn setup. They spin up cheap fresh domains, blast them with aggressive tactics like spammy links or automated traffic, rank fast for a short window, then ditch the domain once it tanks. That’s why the sites look low-quality but still hit top 10 briefly. It’s not a sustainable long-term strategy, so if you want lasting rankings in Turkey, you’ll be better off focusing on authority building, even if it takes longer.

 

[hastrenic]

What you’re describing is a classic churn-and-burn setup. They spin up cheap fresh domains, blast them with aggressive tactics like spammy links or automated traffic, rank fast for a short window, then ditch the domain once it tanks. That’s why the sites look low-quality but still hit top 10 briefly. It’s not a sustainable long-term strategy, so if you want lasting rankings in Turkey, you’ll be better off focusing on authority building, even if it takes longer.

I see that but still don't you think they'd stay in top 10 if they had a quality website doing that method?