The biggest change for me was moving away from large scale automation it became harder to maintain and the results weren't as consistent as they used to be fewer higher quality actions have worked better
an expired domain can help if it has a clean history and relevant backlinks but it's not a shortcut i'd first see how the current site performs over the next month before deciding to migrate
i stop investing time only after i've tested the obvious improvements better content internal linking and a few quality backlinks if nothing changes after that i'd rather focus my effort on a new opportunity
My biggest time waste was obsessing over SEO metrics like DR and DA instead of focusing on traffic and rankings once i shifted to creating better content and earning relevant links results came much faster
i haven't experienced a strong site getting hit just because of spammy backlinks building a natural backlink profile and keeping content updated has been enough protection in my experience
Most of the value comes from the page not the TLD if the page is indexed gets crawled regularly and isn't overloaded with outbound links it can be worthwhile regardless of the domain extension
i usually mix both but around 80% of my content targets low competition keywords at the start it keeps the site growing while the bigger pages take their time
I don't see AEO replacing SEO anytime soon strong SEO is still the foundation but making content easier for AI to understand is becoming a useful bonus
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