Question about expanding nulled business.

Hello guys,
I made a website few years ago focusing on nulling codecanyon products and selling them for 1/10th of the price.
the business was going good making about 800 to 1k monthly.
starting current year, google started to give less and less organic clicks and now it's almost zero.
I still do have like 20k nulled products but don't know how to sell them.

I have tried creating a new website (still gives 0 clicks after 6 months or so).
so what do you suggest for me so I can expand my business, give it a little push.
I know seo link building is important but I don't have much money to work with so I can't just buy 500 USD backlink when i'm not sure my business is dying or not.

I would appreciate some insights. thank you in advance

I don't know how much backlinks will help, when Google and its search AI know exactly what you're doing. You're selling other people's copyrighted products, because you can't come up with your own content. That alone is a red flag. Users don't want to see this type of nulled site. Best you can do is share it constantly on social media, where people are more responsive to just blindly clicking, and build a up a regular customer base like that.

Google has been heavily filtering nulled content since 2023, so it’s normal your SEO traffic died. Launching a new site won’t help unless you change your strategy.

Selling 20k products openly won’t work anymore.
Try moving to closed groups like Telegram or Discord.
Use cloakers and content lockers.
Skip $500 backlinks — test with cheap push or pop traffic.

Don’t just list products. Build a funnel, collect emails, upsell. Let me know if you nee
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Panther28 said:

I don't know how much backlinks will help, when Google and its search AI know exactly what you're doing. You're selling other people's copyrighted products, because you can't come up with your own content. That alone is a red flag. Users don't want to see this type of nulled site. Best you can do is share it constantly on social media, where people are more responsive to just blindly clicking, and build a up a regular customer base like that.

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there is some competitors in the same industry without google problems (I did check competitors using semrush), all I can see that they did different from me is backlinks I think the other things are quite the same.

and about social media, which social media website do you suggest?