What I did that worked is to have a page or home page on the expired domain saying it's been bought. And make a pr post on your main website also and leave it there. Then link to the post from your expired domain and other pages after few weeks. Then do a full 301 after few months. This is how...
Yep feels like this was the soemting that could have casued us an issue.
Also going to wait a few months myself. Again thank you so much for your reply.
@Shwepps you can remove the date metadata by using a filter in functions
add_filter( 'generate_post_date', '__return_false' );
How is the time frame? Restore existing content using WordPress or used archive downloaded and make a copy?
If you did use WordPress did you backdate. My doubts are in the dating on generatepress.
And did u leave it for like a month or two before changing content? (Recreate)
Did you start...
Hi. I have a price comparison site that's gaining decent ranks on Google. I found 2 to 3 e-commerce sites that are dead businesses. Very good link profile. They used to do grocery deliveries.
So u think my grocery price compare can match the intent. Thanks
Also making e-commerce page seems...
How long does it take for the site to be fully indexed by big G? Also does publish date matter? Do we have to backdate it to match the old sites publish date?
Asking cause i recently did buy a 10 year old domain on auction got it while it had traffic. And none of the restored pages are indexed...
When you mean restore. Is restoring the content keeping the same URL structure and diff theme ok? Or has to be 1:1 copy.
Have you had experience on doing a fresh wordpress install publishing content as posts and keeping same URL structure.? Do you need to backdate the post date?
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