As long as Google rewards large brand websites with a track record of authority in a particular niche, parasite SEO will continue to be effective. In order to reduce the risk associated with direct link building, the objective of parasite SEO is to get a link somewhere on the inner page of that...
You can always tell when someone speaks from experience and I appreciate such a in-depth answer. Since all domains are sandboxed when they're new does that mean you can power through it with a lot of content and some HQ links?
If a domain is 6 months old ranking in the 50s for keywords is it...
So you're saying domain age doesn't matter but ranking history does. That is why you should let a new domain sit in position 60 for awhile slowly going up before trick in links?
Agree, this is a bad cycle that will just make it even harder to make money as a publisher and eventually a advertiser. We should at least create something of value or it's like fishing all the fish out of the water harshly giving nothing back then when hungry wonder why.
For basic ask/answer stuff without a personal touch I see gpts replacing search. Search will still be around for products, services, and whatever but no reason to google a math problem. Communities with unique personality and outcomes like case studies will stay around.
This is why Google ads...
I feel like this isn't said enough that the best way to grow sometimes is doubling down on what works. You could also create incentive for your members to recruit new members it's easy since most people have connections with similar interests.
That's the point bro...
If you import the same content people can find on tube sites with millions in funding then you can't win even a margin of the traffic. You need a source of unique adult content so you earn a niche base that will frequent your tube site so bulk importers are a no. Adult...
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