How many backlinks do you usually send per day to a fresh domain before slowing down?
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SativaBuzz
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- Aug 25, 2015
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I buy fresh domains at least 3 times a week and after building more than 2000 sites and currently active sites more than 300+ where money comes i can say if you are using link building tools like GSA SER or Ranker X like me then for fresh domains build some para sites you can easily find some para site list by googling (stay off subreddits for now due to election or whatever they remove) also forget NO FOLLOW DO FOLLOW thing even para site provide no follow dont overkill no follow also has value and Google announced years ago so both work.. then after two weeks try to use GSA / Ranker X or whatever you are going to build .. for expired i even build links directly and sometimes i create parasites automation whenever i found decent such targets to post on those automation tool
remember now Google don't deindex or tank the site whenever you do even 100% junk list it just wasting so don't overcomplicate the process nowadays building backlinks and ranking much easier than it used to thanks to st*pid go0gle algo lol
remember now Google don't deindex or tank the site whenever you do even 100% junk list it just wasting so don't overcomplicate the process nowadays building backlinks and ranking much easier than it used to thanks to st*pid go0gle algo lol
SoffellNox
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- Oct 31, 2020
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it works but not the way most people do it. a 301 from an old domain straight into a fresh site is the version that trips filters, all the history and old anchors land on a site with nothing else on it. what i do instead is keep the old domain alive as its own small site, a few pages on the topic, and link from there to the new one. the aged domain takes the link volume, the new site gets a handful of real ones and the link from the buffer. tier 2 goes at the buffer, never at the money site. dropped domains at reg fee are the cheapest buffers you can get. as for per day, to the fresh site itself almost none. the buffers can take whatever you throw at them
- Oct 5, 2009
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Sure, it can still work. But the key is relevance and legitimacy. If the old domain is related to new site and has a clean backlink history, properly set up 301 redirects can transfer useful signals. Better to avoid using an unrelated expired domain purely only for its backlinks. Prioritize its domain hisotry, referring domains and relevance first
- Feb 14, 2024
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I don't think setting a fixed number of backlinks per day makes much sense. Search engines aren't working from some daily link counter. A sudden spike can be a problem when it's mostly low quality placements with repetitive anchors , but links earned from a real piece of content can also come in pretty quickly without that automatically being an issue.
A 301 can still pass signals when you're doing a legitimate site migration. That's very different from buying an expired domain just to redirect its old authority to an unrelated site , which is the kind of thing Google has specifically warned about. I'd focus on publishing useful content and earning relevant links rather than trying to control some artificial link velocity
A 301 can still pass signals when you're doing a legitimate site migration. That's very different from buying an expired domain just to redirect its old authority to an unrelated site , which is the kind of thing Google has specifically warned about. I'd focus on publishing useful content and earning relevant links rather than trying to control some artificial link velocity
- Oct 29, 2014
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There is no particular google approved number for backlinks mate. First optimize the content and your onpage. After that you can start with few backlinks first month. Later you can increase the volume of backlinks but go with relevant sites for your niche
- Oct 20, 2013
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Yes, you can redirect the old domain to the new fresh site and it will help transferring the authority for sure. Also, fixed number of backlinks you need to send per day to a fresh domain. You can start with a small, consistent number of relevant links and increase gradually as the site builds content and gets indexed. Focus more on link quality, relevance, anchor diversity, and indexing.
- Jun 25, 2015
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I wouldn't set a fixed number of backlinks per day just because the domain is fresh. A more natural approach is to build links based on actual content, outreach and opportunities, while keeping relevance and quality consistent.
An old domain can still provide useful authority when there's a legitimate, relevant connection, but simply transferring an old domain's authority to manipulate rankings carries risk.
- Mar 30, 2018
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Is it niche relevant that’s the key here, you can safely build few links but go slow and choose links carefully. Moee then search engine planning plan for AI seo too so mix and match also can help
i would not define a daily limit on backlinks. while launching a new website i would try to gather relevant links slowly rather than making a rapid increase in backlinks. the usage of an older domain is benefficial only when it has a proper background, not solely bcz of backlinks.
MoMarketing
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I wouldnt use a fixed number per day on a fresh domain. I’d start slow and make the links look natural, then increase the pace as the site builds some history and starts getting indexed.
For an old domain redirect, I’d also make sure the old site was closely related and the backlinks are clean before passing that authority over.
For an old domain redirect, I’d also make sure the old site was closely related and the backlinks are clean before passing that authority over.
MeninaJohn
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- Sep 10, 2026
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I wouldn't use a daily backlink number at all. If the old domain has relevant links I'd redirect the matching old urls to equivalent new pages and watch indexing and rankings before adding more links
praxxx213
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can you explain more ? look you are a real webmaster
Mr.Dollar
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Works best when the old domain is actually related to the new project and has real links and history. A 301 from an unrelated or expired spammy domain often does little, and mass redirecting random domains is the kind of thing that can get flagged. If you do it, redirect page to the closest matching page, not everything to the homepage. Is the old domain yours or one you picked up?
SativaBuzz
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- Aug 25, 2015
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lol i don't call myself a webmaster mostly i call myself niche marketer anyway be specfiic and what exactly you like to know.. there are many experinced webmasters than me btw ...by opening a thread you can get plenty of decent replies