Recent content by thomas.robert

Often times, my first check is indexing and crawlability. I check for logs, robots.txt, canonicals, and internal links because many content issues are just signals that need to be addressed.

In case of Google Ads, the payment history and BIN quality take precedence over the card brand. Virtual credit cards can be used initially but tend to give problems later, which means that using a business card with a clear payment record may be preferable.

I would not rely on that. Amazon will be able to trace any patterns between the accounts/devices and manipulations may come back to haunt you; a single genuine sale will have much more value compared to an attempt to create any signals.

First I analyze the site's relevancy and then their real traffic and backlinks. I further consider if these are editorial links or not and if the site has a clean past or not because DR alone is not the deciding factor here.

A .co can definitely be used, especially for startups and brandable ventures, but I’d use it because of its great name rather than because it is available. A new registration costs about $10 to $30 a year..

In case the domain has not been able to retain its existing link value or there is some kind of toxic history associated with the domain or the new content that is not similar to the earlier one, I would first verify that point.

Hey, when audits are done on a new site, we focus strictly on the big three that actually kill rank and UX: **crawlability** (broken links/404s and redirect loops), **render blocking** (bloated JS/CSS tanking your Core Web Vitals), and **indexation traps** (misconfigured canonicals or rogue...