Recent content by mahamad3

As the guys said above, you can't include it manually but you can REMOVE, which means if there are 4 sitelinks ranking for you, 1 of them you don't want it to show up in the SERP, you can ask Google to remove this specific one from GSC. I can tell, usually Google includes the most important...

Hello, Some of you would be aware of that already, the new search console now providing 16 month of data instead of 3 month. Clicks on "try the New Search Console" on the top left and you will be able to see the new features. It's a great feature to see the impressions history for reports.

If you gonna target keywords like (gwhukjrhjrjwei) yea, it can be, but high competition keyword, I don't think so. Also the competition is based on the location you are targeting. Search console target location and hreflang will help.

If we are speaking about an aged domain that is parked since first world war, with no content and link profile, I don't see it better any how than a new domain. if we are speaking about an aged domain that is live for years with good content and clean link profile, yea, it will make a bid...

Did you check their link profile ? domain authority....etc ?

Very true.

Exact anchor still helping. But don't over using. You should use naked URLs as well, keep it natural.

Almost it takes few days to see the updates in SERP

Hire seo expert or learn it by your self. If you are a starter, I suggest you to the SEO guideline of Google which will give you a basic understanding http://static.googleusercontent.com/media/www.google.com/en//webmasters/docs/search-engine-optimization-starter-guide.pdf

excatly...........

If you can get the original content of the domain, that's the best way (I mean the old content it had before the domain becomes expired). And then do as you say, "linking articles with some text related to my money site food"

Can you tell some private auctions websites ? Also this domains on private auctions, it could be had been bought from a public auction and re-selling ?

Data protection is serious reason I was thinking about. We can't be sure about this point, especially after Google became a domain registrar.

I am not sure If I got what you mean, looking for more opinions.

Hello I was thinking if auctions services like Godaddy would provide Google some info about the expired domains used to build PBNs. For example Godaddy can find out easily that, the same person had bought domains A,B,C,D...... As there are some info must leave a footprint, like credit card...