But, bro, in the "dark side" of things—like casino games or crypto—if we’re even a little bit late to react, phishing runs rampant, driven by malicious actors.
I agree with you, bro. But based on my own experience—I previously had expired domains ranking for a couple of "brand defense" pages—some of my domains got hit by Google on August 1st and still haven't returned to their original positions. What do you think about a situation like this, bro...
In my opinion, Google hasn't fully completed the rollout of this update yet; however, a significant number of domains using that method have already faced pressure or a drop in rankings on Google without even realizing it. That said, there are still some domains that remain unaffected—I’m seeing...
So, what do you think we should do, Coach? Rebuilding from scratch in a niche we want—like online casinos or whatever else—takes way too long. I’ve tried a few methods, though; for instance, using expired domains that still rank—sometimes just by using the Wayback Machine to restore the page...
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