I own a monster domain

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Now what?

We are on the first page of Google - have been now for 6 months.

Have decent backlinks, page optimization, listings, etc.

Site is growing solidly over the past 4 months.

But I am looking for explosive growth.

If you had a dream come true URL what would you do and recommend me to do?

Asking for solid advice please
 
if i was you, and this is from years and years of experience of building out pbn's and getting caught by google hit and miss on multple domains, i would honestly recommend you go through an entirely natural link building process..

trying to blackhat your "monster" domain could end in sadness for you -- better to build out natural links and get some high pr domains to write about your domain if you really care about it enough... trying to do the blackhat route with seo can be hit or miss and could ruin your investment.
 
But, here is the whole thing behind the PBN part. It is one thing for me to go after the main search term - all good and well - but, I also want to focus on the locations as well.

Here is an example.

Let's say I own the URL tools.com

Great domain and will most definitely come up in the search results. Now, what about DeWalt tools? Milwaukee? Ryobi?

I understand I could go tools.com/Dewalt and hope it will bring in some hits for Dewalt tools. Or I could subdomain it and go for Dewalt.tools.com

Or, I could make a PBN that feeds Dewalttools.com to Tools.com in the hopes that it would push results for Dewalt up higher.

Am I off on my way of thinking?
 
Dewalt.tools.com would probably end up with a C&D or legal action being taken.
 
But, here is the whole thing behind the PBN part. It is one thing for me to go after the main search term - all good and well - but, I also want to focus on the locations as well.

Here is an example.

Let's say I own the URL tools.com

Great domain and will most definitely come up in the search results. Now, what about DeWalt tools? Milwaukee? Ryobi?

I understand I could go tools.com/Dewalt and hope it will bring in some hits for Dewalt tools. Or I could subdomain it and go for Dewalt.tools.com

Or, I could make a PBN that feeds Dewalttools.com to Tools.com in the hopes that it would push results for Dewalt up higher.

Am I off on my way of thinking?
While I understand where you're coming from, please take @bonzo90 's advice.
Trust me, a lot of people on this forum have been where you are now and ruined it with "explosive growth".
 
You can use tools.com/dewalt will be fine. That way you can also build strong links to your main site as suggested above, then direct the juice down through the targeted sub-categories.
 
"...then direct the juice down through the targeted sub-categories..."

So you are saying I have tools.com/dewalt.... and I have to go find blogs - articles - whatever to write an post that will be live for 3 months with the the words dewalt in the long tail that point back to that URL with subfolder?
 
All I have to say:

Don't blackhat it. If there is no option without blackhat to get an "explosivegrowth" don't do it.
Let it grow organically.
 
Okay, so let's skip the PBN part for now.

Who and what would be the next step for me to work with?

i.e. someone (company) that is doing articles, link submission all of that.

Any solid recommendations of who and what to look for?

Again, please put yourself in my shoes. What would be your next step?
 
As the saying goes..a natural blonde is far more entertaining than painted blonde
 
Social outreach and viral marketing are probably your only options. Since we don't know your niche, how you accomplish that is up to you.
Search engines will only ever take you so far, and you shouldn't be relying on them completely for your business model anyways- The fact that people in this thread are telling you to tread this carefully around Google should be a HUGE red flag. Skip the SEO, and move on growing your business through finding customers yourself.
 
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