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All the AI hype and Dot AI domains costing significantly more to hand reg than a .com ~$9 for a .COM ~$140 for a .AI

Not worth launching a site with "reddit" in the domain name. Reddit can file a UDRP claim and take the domain

I think brandable domains are good for big companies who are launching an entire brand and will spends years growing that brand. For smaller affiliate marketing sites or an an Amazon affiliate site I like WORD+KEYWORD.com eg. BestAirfryers.com

You should always have all your domains listed on Afternic with "Make Offer". Afternic is the biggest domain marketplace and you only pay (yes, a high commission) if you accept an offer. At least this gives you the chance to sell a name rather than let it drop

NameCheap is not cheap, not even close. And their renewals are higher than many other registrars. Spaceship is their other registrar that they run. It's newer so they are offering some of the lowest .com and .com renewal prices to bring in new customers

No. Google knows that the domain was either in an expired auction or dropped. They know the new website is not the previous owner, devaluing all previous backlinks.

This is a default thing on all new subreddits or subs that were created awhile ago, but have limited activity This message only pops up on mobile phones, and the sub can still be viewed if you go to Desktop mode on phone. Reddit doesn't give any direct answer on how to get past this or how...

> tips on how to stay at page 1 would be great Google is seeing indicators to rank your page high, then ranking it and sending traffic. The traffic is not staying on the page long, which is an indicator to them that its poor content or not relevant. It's called "dwell time". If you can keep...

Auto generated pages, where one converts out of 1,500

Repost Youtube shorts geared towards the 20 something demo and have a simple and easy to spell 2 word .COM watermark and short description at end of video, with a call to action, like Buy 2 Get 1 Free Nicotine Pouches Shipped Directly to Your Door

The AI content creation niche is super saturated and competitive, as theres a ton of scripts to make your own website like this, so theres thousands and thousands of content creation sites. My biggest piece of advice would be to focus on one content generation type niche, an example would be a...

On Youtube channels like this, I find it helpful to have an area in each video description saying something like "Submit Your Favorite Clips" and "Have an issue with a video you want removed, send us an email at myvideochannel@gmail" You want the site to look like its user submitted content, as...

Anyone recently used a service that mass downvotes any posts on reddit that link to a chosen domain name?

You can make a comment in any sub, then view in another window not logged in to the same session and your comment wont be visible

From a SEO perspective, those links are of no value in the eyes of Google. People have been doing this for the last 25+ years, buying expired domains and redirecting them. SEO wise this method is dead. Google uses a number of indicators to determine that the person redirecting the domain is not...

Most subreddits don't allow you to just post random sites, and they all have moderators who actively delete such listings. The best way to promote a site on reddit is in the comment section. Lets say you have a site that makes custom posters for your wall. You would use a fake account to make...

I do see smaller sites still ranking here in there, but it's becoming more rare. Google is either pushing all their product affiliate listings or spoon feeding traffic to the big legacy media conglomerates. Google search is turning into cable tv, where you're only going to get XXX number of...

I'm going to keep the site online, it costs me nothing to host it and ~$9 a year for the domain. Just don't know if I should spend the time and energy trying to bring it back to a fraction of what it was, or spend my time on something new

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I have an Amazon affiliate site that focuses on 1 type of consumer electronic product. It was ranking in the top search results for all kind of relevant keywords. There are a lot of posts that review individual products, but the money making posts were the "Top 10" lists. Example: "Top 10 Best...