MrDarkFlame
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- Mar 15, 2013
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Transfer your site to a hosting that ignores DMCA requests.
this will not help
op: you can't do anything about this. Keep focusing on more keywords
NX_NULL
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- Dec 31, 2008
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Before trying to promote your crappy hosting please understand the question. Google is removing his KWs, How a dmca ignored hosting can help him?
- Dec 16, 2017
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hey I am already on an offshore hosting. Thanks
- Dec 16, 2017
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yeah it sucks.
MrDarkFlame
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Did not understand the question correctly.
Are you sure? where so much negative emotion.
I did not promote my services.
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There’s not much you can do except keep building on more keywords
shege
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- Jan 12, 2020
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I dont think there is anything you can do because whenever google recieves dmca removal request, they'll remove your links from the search result.
Your dmca ignore host only has power to keep your website up and running.
My advice:
1. is create a new post/pages to target the keywords again hopefully it will rank and they'll eventually repeat the process. its basically a cycle.
2. Find alternative traffic source
Your dmca ignore host only has power to keep your website up and running.
My advice:
1. is create a new post/pages to target the keywords again hopefully it will rank and they'll eventually repeat the process. its basically a cycle.
2. Find alternative traffic source
shege
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dont you think DMCA will request a removal of the 301 domain from google
- Dec 16, 2017
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how can that help?
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you mean getting a new domain and 301 the previous one?
- Apr 8, 2016
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changing my permalinks helped me.
if this would get a DMCA removal: domain.com/how-to-do-this
i would change it to this: domain.com/how-to-do-this-2
then wait for google to re-index the changed permalink and it would work. But if you got a DMCA to your homepage, then im not sure how to help you. better to get a new domain, but sooner tha later the same thing will happen on your new domain.
if this would get a DMCA removal: domain.com/how-to-do-this
i would change it to this: domain.com/how-to-do-this-2
then wait for google to re-index the changed permalink and it would work. But if you got a DMCA to your homepage, then im not sure how to help you. better to get a new domain, but sooner tha later the same thing will happen on your new domain.
3bisu
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- Nov 29, 2014
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Movies website gets dmca every second and they still pop up every second. When you are in a black hat niche there is always a risk but if it's worth you keep pushing it
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how much dmca have you received? and until how much dmca i can use this trick?
- Apr 8, 2016
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About 3 pages of gmail emails
i used it a few times on the same post. all i was doing was just changing little things in the URL. i guess you can do it as many times as you want
