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i hate reddit! i can't post anything gambling related, even on gambling communities, they're alwats taking my posts down!

Honestly, buying some links from a highly ranked user here without carefully scrutinizing their offer. The links they created were extremely spammy. Fortunately, we site for which the links were created was a test, but the whole ordeal cost $250, a very high price to pay to relearn the lesson to...

It is in Google's playbook to NOT buy backlinks. However, everyone does it. The problem for your site or any other aged one for that matter is when the quality of the backlink is low. I recommend not buying in bulk or at scale. Analyze each domain you want a link from and see, as others...

really appreciate your support! <3

i'm new here and not sure i have DM privileges right now, but will keep this in mind, thank you, tazarbm!

in my own experience, direct and refferal traffic + social media work the best; but i'm really interested in learning from other's experience. thanks for your reply, patel2911!

Hey guys, Been in the gambling niche a while and shit’s changed a lot this year. Curious what’s actually working right now. What’s been the biggest thing that moved the needle for you in 2026? Could be a specific SEO tactic, traffic source, link method, AI thing, funnel tweak, or whatever else...

You can use search operators directly in google such as: "example.co.uk" -site:example.co.uk" (i found this one worked best, but there are others too); If you have access to the site's Google Search Console you can use the Links tab (but you won't see every link created. To be honest I'm not...

quality over quantity anytime, everytime!

it's most likely the canonical loophole strategy. they pull old domains and redirect them to very small and high performing (fast load) with lots of optimized content websites, but the redirect is not only through 301, but canonicals, to point to low volume searches that are trending, such as no...

Quora never helped my clients in the first place. Felt like it was more hype than anything else. I would not recommend anyone to waste time with that old platform.

i learned recently that there's a new blackhat strategy called the canonical loophole where people do content schemes with aged domains with many backlinks and add the new thin content in the canonical url. i've oversimplified the strategy, but it might it.

kinda asking for a lot here :)) but good luck! following the thread in case you get a nice reply

can someone explain to me what are "niche edits"? thanks!

"saw a bigger improvement than i expected" such as?

it happened to a lot of my clients too. some deviants copied logos, banners, even exact content and we were shocked to see Google leaving them rank on top of our brand searches for huge perioads of time, like even years, even after spam reports! it's appalling but it does happen.

Innexistent for us. Not that many people use it so it's useless to us. It's mostly US traffic, they have about 10% market search share so if you're not marketing to the US (which already has a lower visibility than other search engines, and mostly desktop at that), you're focusing on the wrong...

I agree with a lot of the replies here: obsessing over small impact tasks (metas, low DA backlinks, sitemaps optimizations, etc) and everyday metrics (impressions, clicks, sessions) was not efficient at all. What actually moved the needle was doing just following Google's guidelines on creating...