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Because it is unreliable as hell. Not really something you should rely on for a living anymore.

30 days isn't enough time, push that up to 90 days. You'll see results provided you choose keywords wisely and your content is at least above average.

Great guide. Reminded me of the meathead method, it was posted sometime in early 2010s.

If you want this to work you'll need a strong budget, at least $3000 if you are going to a reseller/broker, or $1500 - 2000 if you are bidding for the domain yourself. You must understand how to check the domain for spam, if you can't do that then it is all a wash. Finally, if you leverage an...

that is absolute bullshit. You're talking out of your ass, I bet you have never used an expired domain.

I'm sorry but you'll have to outsource this my man. You probably have other strengths, but writing ain't it. You'll need someone who's good at written English to edit the content and make it coherent. You can have the best prompt, the latest tool etc. AI just isn't a "push button generate...

tbh, It's easier to reverse engineer things than coming up with/testing new ideas. I don't do what you do, but when I was doing SEO I would just steal niches from other people. I would find sites that were ranking with multiple top positions without significant link building / good content /...

I've always had good results tiering links, but if you are using garbage for your tiers then there's no point in doing that. Auction/PBN domains work really well, but you need to put your link on the homepage, this is where most other natural links are pointing to. If your link is on an inner...

use mobile proxies, they'll run you $40 each, but that's the only real way to do it without getting banned.

Just block crawlers and move on. Mix in PBN links with legitimate links. No real site gives out homepage links, it is easy to spot a PBN unless it is hidden (not enough/fresh content, no traffic, no social media etc.)

I built a very successful affiliate site and sold it for a good sum a few years ago, the domain was 301 for 13 years. 301s don't make the domain lose power, it's just a stupid myth. The thing you want to look out for is abusive 301s. If someone bought a domain and 301 it to a casino or pharma or...

Do some research, see what kind of blogs are ranking in top positions and copy their strategy. No need to reinvent the wheel.

Fastest way is to spend money, throw your competitors into ahrefs and collect all of their good links. Then reach out to all prospects, put "Paid" in the email subject so they know you mean business.

Can help improve brand searches, that is if you get good placements the ones with Yahoo finance or similar publications. If you're getting junk syndication it won't do anything. Expect to spend $300 or more for something worthwhile. Think of it as part of foundational link building.

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Depends on whether you want to keep the content or not. If you want to 301 SiteA.com to SiteB.com with content then SiteA.com/article1 gets redirected to SiteB.com/article1 (of course only do this with pages that have backlinks or are ranking in the SERPs). And then 301 the homepage to either...

This is absolute garbage advice. I can tell @seomaster5 has never ranked a site in his life. @GNMedia Work on page speed / technical SEO and on page before you start investing in links. Set up cacheing/CDN and all that. Make the the site technically sound and put some content, build some...

PBN domains are domains that were once legitimate sites, this is the whole point of building a network. You want to leverage the authority built up on that domain in the past. You need domains with good links pointing to them that have not been abused/repurposed already. What you said about...

Tbh the domain sounds really weak and something I would never consider when building a site. However, if you are still going to move forward then of the 30 referring domains, how many are actually good established sites? and of those, how many are contextual or page based links (NON profile/user...

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