Recent content by SEOPub

This is literally the last thing I want when I hire a writer. I hate when they think they know SEO too. Write what I hired you to write. I'll handle the SEO side of it.

It really doesn't matter. Web 2.0's are extremely weak links on their own. It's not going to make a difference unless you are targeting keywords with no competition.

It's up to you, but just remember that using the old content can get you in trouble. You bought the domain. That doesn't mean you have the right to the old content. Technically, that is still owned by the old domain owner and you will be violating their copyright. What are the chances that they...

Have you checked it yourself to make sure it is nofollow? It could just be a bug with Ahrefs. If it is nofollow, you can either talk to Namecheap support to see what the issue is, or just turn off the redirect, host the domain somewhere, and add a 301 redirect in the .htaccess file. That's what...

Google is pretty quick to remove dead websites from their index these days. Three or four years ago, sites would stay in there for a couple of months sometimes. Not so much anymore. The fact that they are not indexed doesn't really mean anything good or bad.

Well, obviously it is not enough time. Heck it can take Google 3-4 weeks sometimes to find links. Ahrefs, Majestic, etc. have nowhere near the resources of Google to crawl and index the internet. It could take them months. They might never find the links. They only find a fraction of what...

Although it does not really make sense, this is often the message that people get when their site is caught using a public blog network. If you were using one and can get rid of those links, it is possible the site is salvageable. It will not recover to where it was though. Those links would...

This right here is your answer. Do not fall in love with domains that have a name you cannot repurpose to something that makes sense for your project. In this case, there were some good ideas above for how you could possibly use this one, but most of the time look for niche related domain names...

And you do not have a link on a single one of those PAGES you posted. It is PAGErank not DOMAINrank. You wasted $5 for PR n/a links.

What you need to do is leverage the authority you have built to your home page. Use silos for the internal pages with good internal link structure and it can be pretty easy to rank internal pages.

They are not high PR5 to PR 9. They are worthless PR n/a links. They conned people into believing that the PR of the domain has anything to do with their link value. It's all BS. Unless there is a direct link path from the homepage where the PR is to the page where your link appears, it is...

Move on. That tool is a total POS.

That is probably because social signals have nothing to do with PR.

Why would they care? If you are paying, I don't see why they would have an issue with it. Like I said, if it is 100 accounts or something like that, it could be an issue. I could see them worrying about some kind of fraud if 100 credit card numbers come through from the same IP address. As...

I think you might be over thinking this. I'm not sure that Aweber or GetResponse would really care if you create multiple accounts from the same IP address, unless you are talking about creating hundreds or thousands of accounts. They are both paid services, so spammers setting up hundreds of...