Recent content by Kroco_stilllearning

So, what do you think, both black hat SEO practitioners and online gambling SEO practitioners, especially those in the Indonesian market, can optimize their strategies? Can anyone tell me or help me?

I strongly agree with this, as it ultimately comes down to the SEO practitioner, how they direct and implement the strategy to ensure backlinks are useful rather than spammy. However, for those who might not yet fully grasp the concept, the correct answer is indeed that a "zero-backlink"...

Does that apply to the title, description, or just the article itself?

Honestly, bro, I did the same thing. Right now, all my aged or expired domains—which I had previously built up and nurtured like my own children—have been completely wiped out by search engines. I still don't know the solution for this situation; following the latest spam update (August 18–21)...

In my opinion, it's best to stay vigilant and prepared, given that recent signs point toward a major Google update—such as a spam update or something similar—so all we can do is wait and find out what's coming.

It's just like what I'm going through too, bro :( I also don't yet have a clear picture of what's going to happen in the future.

I’m not entirely sure either, but what I’m experiencing right now is that all the expired domains I use to protect my brand have disappeared from search engines.

What happened with Google last night? Suddenly, search engine results were changing by the minute; even my expired domains—which had been ranking for months—have now vanished without a trace :(

So, what’s a good solution, bro? I’m facing the same issue—the expired domains I used to hold for brand protection are slipping away one by one.

But bro, weren't backlinks like that already considered spam in previous updates?

Could you help clarify what you mean, bro?

use an expired domain bro, the 301 method, or maybe there's something else bro?

Yeah, that's true, bro—but these phishers are running rampant. Since they use defaced sites or webshells, their domains shoot up in search engine rankings almost instantly. What really hurts is that it's become incredibly difficult to rank my own brand's domain.

It’s certainly not dead, bro. You’re able to sustain it or get traffic because you’re bringing back the old content; if you switch the content—or use a 301 redirect—to something outside the domain's original niche, it loses its relevance. No one says expired domains are dead, bro; it all comes...

Can you give me more details, bro?