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Ordered it.

I can confirm that. Just wait a bit longer :) (Easy to say if it's not your own page :D ). Yes, WMT makes a difference here but I'm not sure if the things shown in WMT and the algo are really equivalent. Anyway, if you have a 301 redirect from all http to https it shouldn't harm you.

Just edit the old posts - that's absolutly no problem ;) Writing a new post for each variation can look spammy depending on the scale.

Yes, it works. The boost, of cause, depends on the power of the 301 source domain and how competitive your keys are... (It's not a white technique - just in case you didn't know :) ).

It's difficult to say something about it without knowing an example of what you mean exactly. A page on an authority website without PR generally means that it has not a lot of internal links (or only weak ones) pointing to it. In case of that links from this page won't boost your rankings...

What do you mean exactly? Getting an account for reseller hosting (with different IPs/servers) or buying from resellers? You shouldn't think about the first option. This is a big footprint. The second one is generally no problem. But you should know from whom they are reselling in order not to...

Have a look at these threads: /blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/697565-pbn-q-ask-me-anything-about-how-i-build-manage-rank-pbns.html /blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/701008-complete-guide-building-pbn.html (I cann't post links so you have to set the domain of this forum yourself).

1) Look for a good way to monetize. 2) Write content that makes your visitors want to do what you get paid for (e.g. buying a product, signing up...) 3) Look for hosting and a CMS (Wordpress). 4) Set the website up and do the onpage work. 5) Start getting links. 6) Rank on #1 ;)

I wouldn't switch to another platform if it isn't necassary. You will loose some trust because of the age. The only way that makes sense to me is to switch to an own domain. Then changing the CMS/hosting is a bit less bad but there should be always a (very) good reason for switching.

Try to send out some newsletters and generate more revenue. So you can proof that it's valuable. If the newsletters don't work, you should just tell potential buyers that you have 10.000 registered users. It defiantly adds value to your website - the one way or the other. A buyer can maybe...

It depends on your goals. But in general I wouldn't care too much about it. Just set a few thousand Links within ten days or so.

Page 2 will be more powerful.

Yes, I know. That's no problem. It's a competitive key and 1-3 more months on top are fine. The question is: Should I change the canonical to 301? I saw some big domains in other highly competitive markets switching from one domain to another with canonicals after a penalty. They did it several...

Thank you for answering! biznets2: 301 still works. wakiza33: Did you try 301 vs. rel-canonical already? Kind regards, Steven

Any ideas/experiences? :idea: