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Yeah, two months is too soon to gauge the full story. I would track impressions, clicks, indexing, and ranking monthly so that you have progress to show even before there is major traffic increase.

Yeah, of course, the obvious footprints will be cleared off pretty quickly, but there may still be some nice finds from niche directories, expired domains, and other lesser known sources.

If you’re looking for small communities, then don’t use just the SEO databases. Search engines with specific niche footprints, as well as Common Crawl, can uncover websites that do not rank well in general SEO databases.

Yes. Agency accounts do give you some leeway, but they are not an excuse for everything. Should the offer be too high-risk, then compliance and the landing page will become important at some point.

Right on! What I would add is that consistency trumps looking for fast ways to boost your rankings. Good content + proper linking + good usability usually does its thing.

If the campaigns are already being marked due to cloaking, then changing the tool is unlikely to solve the problem. I would concentrate on creating a landing page that is not violating any rules of Google advertising guidelines.

Check what Paxum supports first because p2p transactions may be very risky. According to me, only do business with trusted people with good reputation.

Start off with the fundamentals Indexing, technical issues, search intent, and whether your pages have good local content or not. TBH, it takes time when you’re competing in adult niches, so I would audit, the website first before throwing in any backlinks.

That is correct. Learning the basics first helps lay the foundation. and the harder things become clearer later. Learning everything at once generally only slows down your process.

fwiw I have never really seen footer links make a significant difference on their own. They work great on important pages, but I wouldn’t expect a rank boost from just doing that.

For me, the low quality mass PBNs and spam comments on blogs lost their effectiveness. Maybe they can still make an impact, but not as consistently as before, and I’d rather concentrate my efforts on more relevant links.

I normally do merges where both pages have a huge number of overlaps in keywords, and Google is constantly switching between the URLs in its SERP. Where each page generates its own long-tail traffic with different intent, I would not even consider merging them. Following a correct merge 301...

It would be best to pay less attention to the source of the account and more on its history, age, and activity patterns. Changes such as name change, profile picture, location change, and addition of new members will prompt an investigation, so get them ready for this gradually. With regards to...