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Crashed great answer :) I bought a domain with history (expired in March 2013) and the site that was there was probably non-www. However I was not sure if this could be the reason. The domain was not indexed (checked using site: ) in google before I uploaded my site. I thought that google will...

[R=301,L] as well as [R=permanent,L] are correct. It's the same thing Source ht tp://www,webmasterworld,com/forum92/1404.htm

Sure it works. It redirects to the www version To be honest I place the correct htaccess file always immediately after buying a domain. Even a few seconds before I upload the website.

I decided to stay away from unnecessary google tools like (webmaster tools, analytics). I'm a black hatter and I hate unnecessary google software like the devil hates holy water. This should work with htaccess and it always worked for me on dozens of sites.

I didn't build any links yet. I never had such a problem. I'm surprised why it indexed non-www (because I use htaccess redirection) Maybe since new google algorithm changes the mighty google knows better if you need www or not ;D

I've created dozens of sites and never had a problem like this. I recently created a few new sites and I have a problem with one of them. I use .htaccess to choose if I want www or not. Google always indexed the domain I chosen in htaccess (www or not www) I always use this htaccess file...

All my sites are redirected from WWW to non-WWW using htaccess. I always used this option because it's shorter (example.com). Please explain us why to do the opposite? Is it important or it doesn't matter?

It's a very interesting question. Somebody knows how to check it?

I'm trying to comment on all possible platforms that aren't saturated. Some of my links come from sites with only one comment. Maybe a very very small part of my comments comes from wordpress. I asked this question because before June this kind of links were really powerful, and now I have a...

Hello fellow Blackhatters :) Manual blog commenting is only a part of my link building activities, but it was always very important to me. I am using manual blog commenting since mid 2011. It was always working really great (my links were from pages with low OBL (usually not more than 20 OBL)...

Akazzz my link building strategy for this site was diverse in the past Tier1(manual web 20, automatic web 20, AMR), Tier2(scrapebox, bookmarking). But from January 2012 I'm doing only manual commenting to this site.

I have proper 301 redirects.

BreakAllTheClocks pointed to a very significant issue. Rising anchor text diversity may be helpful. Should I try to rescue this site or forget about it?

40% keyword1, 30% keyword2, 20% long tails, 10% domain.com

Hello my homepage disappeared ~30h ago from SERPs, My homepage is high quality, well written, a lot of content, no adsense, no ads above the fold, static site not wordpress My site positions before it disappeared: keyword1 - homepage ranking on 4 keyword2 - homepage ranking on 5 some long...