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Hello Guys u can call me lys, so my background in SEO is 0 but i alr learn a few things like backlink, keyword, using expired and aged domains, however i need to keep learning about it since my domain never gain a lot CTR, maybe with y'all advice i can learn more things. Feels free to give me some advice, i would be very appreciate it thanks a lot guys.
 
Focus on basics first like search intent, clean content, and simple on page SEO before chasing tricks.
 
Focus on basics first like search intent, clean content, and simple on page SEO before chasing tricks.
I see, is there any thread that can help me to knowing about the basic sir? and thanks a lot sir
 
Hello Guys u can call me lys, so my background in SEO is 0 but i alr learn a few things like backlink, keyword, using expired and aged domains, however i need to keep learning about it since my domain never gain a lot CTR, maybe with y'all advice i can learn more things. Feels free to give me some advice, i would be very appreciate it thanks a lot guys.
ok so Lys, you are already doing good as a beginner. If your Ctr is low you should focus less on tricks and more on making quality content, it should be humanized with great titles, following a niche instead of going behind keywords.

Backlinks and old domains help only if the site is strong. That is the real way to grow in SEO
 
ok so Lys, you are already doing good as a beginner. If your Ctr is low you should focus less on tricks and more on making quality content, it should be humanized with great titles, following a niche instead of going behind keywords.

Backlinks and old domains help only if the site is strong. That is the real way to grow in SEO
i see, thanks a lot sir for the compliment, alr ill start making good content for the future sir. thanks for the advice!
 
Initially, learn basic SEO keyword research, on-page, search intent, then gradually focus on title meta optimization and good content to increase CTR. Backlinks and domains will come later.
 
Focus on the basics first like search intent, clean content, and simple on-page SEO before chasing tricks
 
If you're starting from zero, I’d pause expired or aged domains for now and focus on basics. CTR usually improves once content actually matches what users want to read, not just keywords, keep testing and you'll see progress
 
Since your CTR is low, work on writing more attractive titles and meta descriptions, focus on low competition keywords, and improve your content quality. Do not depend only on expired domains test changes on one site and improve gradually.
 
Focus on basics like reading popular threads in the forum and implementing basic SEO. You can figure out the exact issue that's stopping you from getting a lot more traffic and then work on it.
 
Stop chasing SEO hacks and tools, focus on fundamentals low competition intent matched content, better titles for CTR, a few real links, and measure progress over months, not weeks.
 
Hello Guys u can call me lys, so my background in SEO is 0 but i alr learn a few things like backlink, keyword, using expired and aged domains, however i need to keep learning about it since my domain never gain a lot CTR, maybe with y'all advice i can learn more things. Feels free to give me some advice, i would be very appreciate it thanks a lot guys.
Hey lys, welcome. Smart move digging into expired domains already—that's a head start most don't have.
CTR is a classic wall to hit. Here’s the thing: it's often about the "hook," not the domain or links. Pull up your Google Search Console. Look at the exact phrases your site is showing up for. Are your page titles and descriptions boring? Rewrite them to be clickable. Solve the promise you’re already making in the search results first.
That’s the fix you have total control over right now.
 
If your CTR’s low focus on titles and meta descriptions since they decide whether people click. Use Google Search Console to see which pages get impressions but few clicks then tweak titles one by one.
 
Hey lys, welcome. Smart move digging into expired domains already—that's a head start most don't have.
CTR is a classic wall to hit. Here’s the thing: it's often about the "hook," not the domain or links. Pull up your Google Search Console. Look at the exact phrases your site is showing up for. Are your page titles and descriptions boring? Rewrite them to be clickable. Solve the promise you’re already making in the search results first.
That’s the fix you have total control over right now.
seems to make sense, there is no easy fast way it seems
 
You’re already on the right track. Low CTR is normal at the start.
Focus on search intent, improve your titles/meta, and build topical content — not just backlinks.
Keep testing and be patient, results will come.
 
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