TBH you should not even bother worrying about looking like forbes right now. just create great content for your SaaS busines nd you will start getting some real traffic and links after a while.
yes, I always start with the wayback machine, followed by the backlinks nd the anchor history. DR is only considered if the domain seems gud and the old links are relevant to the niche.
but what I have seen is that there is a growing trend in people searching in a question form. But the problem that persists with me being concerned about the intentions behind the searches still exists, and the fact that clicks are made by AI means that the end of long tail traffic hasn't come yet.
honestly, I would first look at GSC to see where those pages really rank. some are ranked but hidden somewhere deep down, then check internal link nd see whether they match the queries.
To be honest, I would wait a minimum of one week before trying to contact anyone. It is mostly due to crawlers timing or poor internal linking that should be examined first.
Infact, I have witnesed such a thing before. those page that are able to give an attractive offer on an otherwise empty page perform much better than the crowded one.
Initially, I will look at CTR nd average position of queries through GSC. It is possible that there are many impresions from low-position queries or ai response in the SERP, which will lead to false CTR.
Ofc, you could try a rebranding exercise, but with to much alteration, the audience will not be reached. my advice would be to do a trial run with your new content.
from my point of view, I am going to asses based on your campaign results. do some testing before you are convinced about their reliability nd accuracy.
I believe that a couple of hour down will not cause any damage to anything. once it is sorted out, I will only do the basic check on my GSC nd uptime logs and keep a backup ready.
thanks man, that help. I am concentrating on one niche rather than jumping around now. working on what kind of offers to try. I will probably use a few CPA.
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