I've been using Namecheap for over 5 years now and overall I'm satisfied. You do have to keep an eye on their emails for sales though. Not always on .com domains, but there are sometimes discount coupons worth grabbing.
Ran a few tests on this last year — hidden links (display:none, off-screen positioning, same-color-as-background, whatever flavor) mostly just get filtered out or trigger a manual action if you get unlucky. Google's cloaking detection is way better than it used to be. Any lift you see is usually...
Yeah pretty much. Scaling content is easier now, no argument there. But "under the radar" isn't really about AI detectors anymore — those are pretty unreliable anyway. The real risk is Google flagging mass-produced, low-value content, not "AI-ness" itself. So it's less about hiding and more...
I usually just check a mix of things rather than one tool. Google Analytics for traffic obviously, but I also look at Search Console a lot to see which keywords are bringing clicks. For my sites, if I see traffic slowly going up and some pages getting more impressions, I take that as a good...
In my experience, a mix of both works best.
For new sites, I usually start by building links to the homepage to create some overall authority. After that, I focus more on inner pages targeting specific keywords.
Since I run WordPress content sites, I’ve noticed that sending links directly to...
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