Recent content by alcinzal

Google is not going to index 20k pages from a domain that is completely new and that doesn't have any SEO reputation. You have to do it slow and steady, start with a handful of pages, get some HQ backlinks, and build your way up.

Thumbnails are definitely more important than titles, but most important is of course the quality and retention of the video itself.

Find popular news/forum sites that are in your niche, then on Semrush/Ahrefs/Moz extract these website's outbound/linking domains, then bulk check these domains to see if they are expired or for sale.

I've also noticed this, people searching up stuff on TikTok like they're on Google. I guess a big part of why someone might prefer TikTok over Google is that when you search for something on TikTok you get instant visuals and audio about whatever you're searching for, instead of just quiet text...

I think the name of the service you are looking for is called "backorder". There exists multiple of these, Dropcatch, Catched, Dynadot Backorder, GoDaddy Backorder, etc. I personally used Dynadot's Backorder service a while back, I got the expiring domain that I wanted.

I am in the process of trying this out myself. In theory it should work. 1. You find a domain/website being sold (or expired) that is in your niche. 2. You check it on Semrush/Ahrefs/Moz and on the Wayback Machine. 3. If all looks good, you purchase it. 4. Set it up, maybe modernize it if it was...

I used Dynadot's backorder service a couple months ago, worked great.

I am not sure if this works anymore, but personally I used to purchase "indexing" services, very cheap per link, and in my experience it would always get the URLs indexed.

Staying inside a niche, not trying to be everything all at once. Updating content and buying high quality backlinks occasionally.

As long as the new videos you post are in the same niche as the previous owner, it should work. I have personally bought aged YouTube channels, but posted completely different content, didn't get as many views, and ended up getting banned :(

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