Cloudflare is the best choice. Many money sites also use Cloudflare nameservers and rely on Cloudflare proxying to hide their real IPs. Therefore, I believe using Cloudflare across all PBNs is the most effective approach. However, since using the same Cloudflare nameserver for multiple domains...
You have to check the archives carefully, and the problem is that for good domains the competition is so intense that the bidding prices go up too high.
Agencies naturally need to leave a margin, but most of them just sell meaningless links—poor-quality, spammy backlinks that they package to look legitimate. In reality, the customer loses both time and money. The biggest lesson I’ve learned in SEO is this: don’t rely on agencies. The best...
I’m convinced this post comes from real experience. It’s not a very long guide, but it summarizes the core points really well. I used to generate endless backlinks with spammy tools, but after major failures and losses I completely changed my mindset.
Even when competitors have thousands of...
These are just garbage SEO scam agencies using such tactics as a way to attract clients. Google ignores this type of spam link anyway. You can simply ignore them, but if you want, you can also disavow them through GSC. However, since almost every site naturally accumulates a lot of these kinds...
For low-competition keywords, high-quality content alone can easily rank a site, but backlinks are still important. I believe content plays a key role in increasing topical relevance for the website and keeping users engaged on the site for longer.
Once topical relevance has been strengthened...
When I first built my money site homepage, I focused on proper on-page SEO optimization and set it up correctly, but then I left it alone without creating blog content on a regular basis. From my experience, Google only starts to build trust and push rankings higher when content is updated...
No, I don’t use a dedicated subdomain. I simply add a new category and publish native-language blog posts there with anchors included. In my opinion, as long as the site’s overall topic isn’t too far off, changing the language in one section doesn’t really cause major issues.
Yes, I have...
When I first started working with SEO, things were simple. Anchor text was equal to the target keyword, and blasting thousands of spam links could push almost any site into the rankings overnight. But in 2025 I’ve realized that this approach is completely dead. Quality has overtaken quantity...
I’ve been researching platforms to buy established websites and blogs. Here’s what I’ve noticed:
Flippa: Most of the sites listed have no traffic at all. They just contain a lot of posts, but the prices are still high. I don’t understand why they’re expensive, especially when they have no...
Instead of adding content directly to the main pages, should I focus on adding content through blog posts and then send internal links from those posts to each page?
For a new site, is it better to use a paid indexer service for blog posts, or should I just wait for them to get indexed...
So, should I just continue link building as I have been doing? I’m worried because link building costs money, and I’m not sure what the best course of action is.
Right now, the site gets indexed and then deindexed again. When I submit the sitemap, it shows as “Success,” but the discovered pages...
This site was originally an English site, but it has now been rebranded into a site in another language for a different niche.
At first, I planned to use it as a PBN, so I checked the archive and recreated it similar to how the old site looked, then left it unused for over a month. Later, I...
Situation
Site: brand-new / rebranded domain.
SEO setup: Perfmatters + Litespeed Cache + Cloudflare.
Sitemap plugin: initially Yoast SEO → now switched to Rank Math.
Issue
When I submit the main sitemap index (domain.com/sitemap_index.xml) in GSC:
→ Status shows “Success,” but Discovered URLs...
Hello everyone,
I’d like to share my recent experience with indexing on a rebranded auction domain and ask for some advice.
Domain status: Not a completely new domain, but an auction domain that I rebranded
Site launch date: September 3
Actions taken: Started link building immediately after the...
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