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You can remove or keep Category slug through Yoast WP plugin. Pretty easy if you use WP site.

ICANN doesn't have anything with that. ICANN is just a regulatory body which works by following specific set of rules and the agreement between ICANN and domain registrars (for example, all around domain transfer outs). We addressed the issue to ICANN, but they don't have anything with domain...

I'm glad that someone finally asked about it and that people are aware of the stupidity, negligence, and Network Solutions' shady practices that's been going on for ages. My name is Ivan, CEO of SerpDomains LLC. I can only say that we fight against NS for that specific security issue about the...

If a domain is with any of KWs "cat", "cats", "food", "foods" in the domain name, and your money site domain name has any of these mentioned KWs, you can set the 301 directly to your root. If not, then make a new page on your website with a URL path having the domain name of the domain you want...

Hey Victor! Glad you made it. :)

You should be looking at an expired domain topic (what historically site was about). If it's relevant, you're good to go. It's not important who's writing (institution, magazine or a blogger) if they all write about the topic relevant to your niche.

If a domain (even topically irrelevant) has a strong link profile, but I mean STRONG, preferably min. of 200 RDs and the top 20 should be high-quality referring domains (contextual, do-follow links pointing to a root) than 301 will work. Such juice power can't be ignored and will move KWs up. If...

Yes, they pass the juice as they always did. It's just that your test is not logical and you won't get any relevant data. You'll only get traffic data or tank the site.

Ahrefs should do the magic, but if there are some hidden 301 redirects, you'll hardly get 100% complete data about their optimization.

That's absolutely not true BradyX. We are tracking more than 7000 domains (our client's domains) at this moment, combined money sites and 301 redirects, and redirects work if implemented correctly as they always did.

Feel free to send them over bizkit

If a domain is de-index as a consequence of manual, then it's pretty much useless. If a domain is just de-indexed (various reasons), then the domain is SEO valid. Of course, you should always determine a reason before you decide to use it. That said, SEOs prefer Google indexed domains because...

Hey buddy, feel free to message me and I'll gladly check them.

You are thinking the right way. You should definitely stay inside your niche if you're going to start blog on aged domain in a specific niche. You can always message me if you have any questions, and I'll be happy to answer any question you may have.

301 expired domain redirection works just fine DaniSeo9999. As a matter of fact, we have created probably the most comprehensive case study on the subject on SERP.domains, titled - $166,000 in NET Sales with 301 Expired Domain Redirection Feel free to read it. :)