Yeah, I'd recommend trying to get real reviews. Finding just one good site can mean the difference between failure and success. What type of site is it?
They are few and far between for sure. In my own experience I tend to consider them more spammy usually, in most part due to Google once putting more weight on the domains keyword than they do now. It could be interesting to collect some top ranking .biz domains and compare them to .com domains...
Was 100 or so original words, combined with 50 words from an RSS feed with the RSS feeds title too. Have outranked the sources even with this, but that was with manual backlinking too.
It used to be simple with a combination of quality links to other sites, and then buying some bad links.
Not so easy now though since Google simple removed the effect instead of penalizing automatically for obviously spammy/blackhat links .
I'd suggest what BHopkins suggested, honest hard...
Yes, make sure that in Search Console (Google Webmaster Tools) that your domain with HTTP and HTTPS and WWW and NON WWW all are looking clean and do not have manual webspam actions open. In my experience it has been 50/50 whether someone will remove the spam status so it's worth a shot.
It's always been a question whether Google gives less weight to .biz compared to other domains. While many posts and people over the years have tried to speculate that .com gets a small bonus, I've always been able to rank .me, .tv, .biz and so on. I think most people after buying a .biz start...
Honestly, I use Reddit all the time. Especially for writing interesting fact posts. Just go to the todayilearned subreddit, filter by your keyword and then choose all time in date range and sort by popular or most liked. Most of the time you can find great comments as well, giving you plenty of...
That's true, I've used THC and Stablehost, would go with the ladder for long term seeing as they've been around a while.
OVH reselling isn't necessarily a bad thing, just nice to be aware of, and if a company is hiding that fact I consider that a red flag.
Specific to classified ads are the numerous websites out there aggregating results from ebay and the other large sites. Usually you can structure your feed or xml sitemap to their requirements and automatically get links to each of your posts. In general guest posts are one way to get more links...
I'd probably sell them for anything the first interested person would offer you. I wouldn't spend more than an hour in total on listing these domains on flippa, sedo, etc.
Doesnt matter if you blog, sell products or something else. You need traffic, and lots of it. Also make sure your visitors are relevant for your site. But 2 months is not enough time to determine that this has failed. Simply that you need more traffic, and better content.
Every URL is unique in some sense yes. This also goes when checking for bad links, just because the www version of the domain is OK, doesn't mean there aren't any spammy links pointing to other versions.
I attribute it mainly to growth of competition, but surely Google have made changes the past few years that went somewhat under the radar, yet had an impact on blackhat seo in particular. I rank some sites using at worst sponsored posts, and then some with scraping and blasting, and where both...
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