[Question] Aged gmails and search console at scale - does it work?

TomBelfort

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I'm about to launch a new project where I'll be building out 1000+ sites at scale, and I really want 1 search console per site.

These aren't going to be pbns, so I actually want a sc and to grow them out.

I need a solution that works at scale and I'd really appreciate advice from people who have done this long term.

I don't want to go the 10-20 sites per search console either.

It seems the only solution here is aged gmails.

Has anyone done this at scale with aged gmails and can advise me? What do I need? Any recommendations on a reliable seller, and what I need in terms of age? Obviously it can get expensive, so I'd rather not get really old gmails if I dont have to.

Thanks!
 
Try Google Workspace with your own domain. You can use the same domain to create more than one email address, unless you don’t want them linked together.
 
Try Google Workspace with your own domain. You can use the same domain to create more than one email address, unless you don’t want them linked together.

I don't want them linked.

Of course, I am happy to look at this premise.

I'm not building 1000+ spam sites. I'm building 1000+ high quality ecom sites.

And i could just do it under 1 media conglomerate, so maybe I am solving for something that doesn't exist.
 
Don't know if this can help but on Microworker sites there are huge campaigns asking random people to create new gmails on their phone and send their details, to avoid using sellers that mostly use botting.

Some have been running for long time so maybe it works for them to acquire very big amount of gmails made through at least """natural""" devices.

and then leave them to age eventually. I am doing some YT now and i am even seeing people auto-warmup channels by using AdsPower MCP+ RPA without even touching them. You know a lot about this stuff though so I guess this isn't anything new for You.
 
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