Recent content by Metaphysicist

My pages are ranking really well, and they're 2 months old only. The penalty got lifted 2 months ago, after 13 months of waiting. In the beginning (over one year ago), the pages ranked well for the first three weeks and then I got hit.

I've got out of it after 13 months of waiting. I own one more domain that got penalized with it and now I know that it's temporary, and I just need to wait.

I don't think it's a penalty but I think Google just needs more time to evaluate your website and rank it properly as it's new but there's plenty of backlinks leading to your domain. I have one more domain with that "penalty" but it's been only a few months now. Whatever it is, it gets sorted...

Yes, all of them are visible when using "site:domainname.com". We're going to see how it goes. People who reported that Google lifted that penalty, reported that their traffic skyrocketed later on. I will need to wait for a couple of months to find out as almost all the pages are fresh.

Unfortunately, Google deindexed almost all the pages (leaving the home page and one more page) around three moths ago as the content was spammy (copy+translate). I rewrote the content, using ChatGPT around 3 months ago. Now it's indexing them again and all of them can be seen via "site:"...

Yeah, I've got out of this penalty, site: shows all my pages. Oh man, it took 13 months though. @terrycody @Turbo B. @BlurryBit @419024270 @Goro333

I got penalized with site:4 13 months ago and only now I can see that "site:" shows six pages... let's see what happens next. I replaced the content, that was copied from other websites and translated, with GPT generated content around 3 months ago. The total page number on my website is 65.

Can I redirect www. pages, ending with .asp, to my home page (non-www)? How?

Is it possible to redirect a www. page (the same domain) to the home page (non-www)? How?

Isn't it confusing? You click on a url with the anchor 456.com and you end up on 123.com? I know Google bots are not human but don't they disregard such a method?

How does it impact the SEO of the website if there are anchors with other website url leading to it? For example, the website name is 123.com but the anchor url leafing to it is 456.com.

This is how the expired domains I bough got penalized with site4. Not all of them though.

Not true. I've read some posts and found that at least three people got out of it within 6-18 months by publishing quality contents.

Google deindexed all my pages apart from the main page. I used translated content on an expired domain. Now I replaced it with GPT generated content. Is it going to help?