besides if the owner changes google might drop penalties.
thats good, just try things yourself, thats always best as to be honest when you ask here a lot of people will reply with stuff they guess but never really tried.Yeah. I just dropped a blogpost on it and see if it's in the SERP after a few days and where
thats good, just try things yourself, thats always best as to be honest when you ask here a lot of people will reply with stuff they guess but never really tried.
a spammy backlink profile can work well, but people assume it won't work automatically, but never tried themselfs.
then you have the same people posting threads like "my competitor is outranking me and i have only quality links, he just got spammy links, why?" lol
sure, you can always send an appeal saying you are the new owner blah blah. a domain is never forever bannedDo you think?
Can't see a reason they'd leave link juice working and drop penalties. Seems like it would be an all or nothing deal.