domain age


Yep. Let's listen to guys who want you to succeed in your black hat SEO ventures. They want YOU to make the money, not them! :)

Also no idea why are you bumping a month old thread. And with bullshit nonetheless.
 
The popular belief has been that older domains do better in search results and are given extra favor due to their age. The idea is that an older domain that has been established has earned a greater level of trust with Google than a younger domain that is not as established. Matt admits that this is true to a point, but domain age is an insignificant factor that really carries very little weight in the Google algorithm.

SEO is a important for the website ranking in the search engine results page. Both on page and off page seo will help our site in the domain authority and page authority. Social Media management is also the most important factor to the promoting of our site. Here we can easily get our leads and traffic to our site.
 
Doesn't matter much but it does help.
 
This kinda shocked me: https://ahrefs.com/blog/how-long-does-it-take-to-rank/
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This is age of the CONTENT, not age of the DOMAIN.
So the content can be older than the domain? Interesting.

If you want to rank a new Domain, this shows that you need a lot of time and the domain needs to age. At least the root domain with the main keyword can't really rank high before it's old enough.
 
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